Which 2002 QB is this?

I'd be willing to bet AMD's virginity that it is David Carr.Hey, you said you wouldn't tell people about that PM I sent you!
And also, my flower isn't something to be gambled away like money or an internal organ.

Hey, you said you wouldn't tell people about that PM I sent you!
And also, my flower isn't something to be gambled away like money or an internal organ.


Trust me, it's a safe bet. I wouldn't make unnecessary sacrifices if I wasn't sure of it.

I think even if you combined all three QBs you'd still have a sucky QB.

We could call him Patrick Carrington.

Yeah, it was Carr.

Here is the link: Carr's tale: Signed, sacked, shipped off from Texans | Chron.com - Houston Chronicle (http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/sports/fb/texansfront/4659070.html)

I probably should have said the remark was made in the last year as opposed to limiting it to the last three months. As Matty said, when I read the first quote, I thought it could have applied to any of the three. It really seems like all three of them had similar problems in terms of lacking football instincts and having a good feel for the game.

It appears AMD's virginity is still safe - that would, of course, explain his poor eyesight.

Hey, you said you wouldn't tell people about that PM I sent you!
And also, my flower isn't something to be gambled away like money or an internal organ.

Also, I am not sure "flower" is an appropriate euphamism - more like "Ragweed".

I wonder if it could be due to the fact that all three came from schools that aren't really known for producing big time football players, especially QBs. Maybe their college experience (on the field) didn't prepare them all that well for the speed and the complexity of the NFL.
Just a thought.

I think even if you combined all three QBs you'd still have a sucky QB.

We could call him Patrick Carrington.

LOL sounds like an insurance salesman.

:sleep: Who is this quote about? David Carr, Joey Harrington or Patrick Ramsey
It was made w/in the last 3 months.

"If you see signs of a guy getting better year to year that's one thing. But he didn't. In some games, yes, he looked like a legitimate NFL quarterback. But he didn't do it in enough games. Most quarterbacks find certain things — special plays, a particular receiver — to fall back on when they need to. [The Mystery QB] never really established any of that."

Um so I guess it really is offseason now seeing that we are playing guessing games...