The 2010 Draft QB Class could be Historically Awful

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Ruhskins
11-29-2011, 10:58 AM
Greatest Warpath cliche ever.

Eh, that still doesn't beat the vet min.

celts32
11-29-2011, 11:36 AM
Bradford was derailed by a stupid decision to change offenses on a 2nd year QB in the middle of a lockout. I still believe in him and would love to get him in DC...

Paintrain
11-29-2011, 12:07 PM
Bradford was derailed by a stupid decision to change offenses on a 2nd year QB in the middle of a lockout. I still believe in him and would love to get him in DC...

Given time and weapons, especially in Josh McDaniels offense I think Bradford can be a top 8 QB. For his sake, I hope if they make a move on Spags they leave McDaniels in place and get him some receivers to work with.

celts32
11-29-2011, 12:17 PM
Given time and weapons, especially in Josh McDaniels offense I think Bradford can be a top 8 QB. For his sake, I hope if they make a move on Spags they leave McDaniels in place and get him some receivers to work with.

I agree...he could be good in that offense. It just wasn't gonna happen in the 1st year with no off season.

skinsfaninok
11-29-2011, 12:52 PM
Sam has BY FAR the worst Offense to work with.. Other than SJAX Who else does he have?? Give him the 49ers or heck even Cards offense and he'd be in the pro bowl

Dirtbag59
11-29-2011, 01:04 PM
Eh, that still doesn't beat the vet min.

It's close but it pulls ahead of vet min from the Senior Bowl through draft day. Rest of the year though belongs to vet min.

mredskins
11-29-2011, 01:07 PM
To say Bradford is a bust is just plain dumb.

GTripp0012
11-29-2011, 01:11 PM
To say Bradford is a bust is just plain dumb.He's basically been JaMarcus Russell through two seasons.

I'm not saying that better times aren't in the future for Sam Bradford. He does a lot of "NFL things" really well already. But Bradford, at his best, has a long way to go to even be competent. He's going to need a lot of help really fast. Which is something that the Rams (and to be fair, the Redskins) vastly underestimated on draft day.

celts32
11-29-2011, 01:20 PM
He's basically been JaMarcus Russell through two seasons.

I'm not saying that better times aren't in the future for Sam Bradford. He does a lot of "NFL things" really well already. But Bradford, at his best, has a long way to go to even be competent. He's going to need a lot of help really fast. Which is something that the Rams (and to be fair, the Redskins) vastly underestimated on draft day.

Jamarcus Russell? So your comparing him to one of the top 2 or 3 QB busts of all time? That's flat out rediculous. Look at his rookie season. He played well last year...Russell never played well. Maybe he never pans out like me and some others think but he is already 1000 times better then Russell.

NC_Skins
11-29-2011, 01:21 PM
Ever thought it has more to do with the team and surrounding talent they have? Notice the difference between San Fran and Tampa Bay.


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OMG HE"S A BUST BECAUSE HE"S NOT AVERAGING 15.6 YARDS PER PASS AND HE'S NOT ELITE AFTER HIS FIRST YEAR!!

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