The "Inside Word" on the QB Search

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Granted I am a fan of Weeden, but the difference between him and RGIII is like the difference between Phillip Rivers and Jason Campbell.

The net effect of that extra WR and CB you pick up instead of trading up is not likely to exceed that of picking a game changer like Griffin. You would have to pick the next Andre Johnson and Darrell Revis to even start considering it an even trade off.

It's quantity over quality.

Also as I alluded to before Griffin is the very very very rare type of QB that can actually open running lanes for backs. To get the same effect of these running lanes you would have to add a pro bowl level tackle and guard.

Funny I saw a scouting report that said the only thing people are holding against Weeden is his age otherwise he would easily be a 1st round pick because he can make all the throws and has the arm strength for the deep ball.

Personally RGIII kinda reminds me of JC. Yes RGIII's legs are better but my point is one of the knocks I had on JC is he would not go through all his reads if need be. He'd either try to run and get caught or throw it out of bounds and the latter was his norm at the end with us. RGIII's knock is he looks down his WR and rarely gets past the first read before he takes off running.

Who is Brandon Wheeden? And why are people spelling is name like Stewie Griffin pronounces "Cool Whip?"

You mean Wheat Thins?

You mean Wheat Thins?

Yes, Wheeden's. lol.

Who is Brandon Wheeden? And why are people spelling is name like Stewie Griffin pronounces "Cool Whip?"

It's a clever trap EARTHQUAKE. Think about it, RGIII is getting all the news. Griffin, Griffin, Griffin whatever, you remember RGIII cause it's small, quick and catchy. Just like you remembered "Cool Whip" because it was funny and catchy. Most recent was "Wheat Thins" with the emphasis on the "H" in Wheat.

We are just trying to find a way to make Weeden's name catchy so you guys won't forget him and will have him on your mind over other 2nd tier QB's.

As they say.... if you can't dazzle them with brilliance then baffle them with BS. ;)

Personally RGIII kinda reminds me of JC. Yes RGIII's legs are better but my point is one of the knocks I had on JC is he would not go through all his reads if need be. He'd either try to run and get caught or throw it out of bounds and the latter was his norm at the end with us. RGIII's knock is he looks down his WR and rarely gets past the first read before he takes off running.

I watched many RGIII games and this is not true

Personally RGIII kinda reminds me of JC. Yes RGIII's legs are better but my point is one of the knocks I had on JC is he would not go through all his reads if need be. He'd either try to run and get caught or throw it out of bounds and the latter was his norm at the end with us. RGIII's knock is he looks down his WR and rarely gets past the first read before he takes off running.

Provided I didn't watch more than a couple of games of RGIII, but I didn't see any of this.

I watched all of Baylor's games and didn't get that all. That's a terrible comparison.

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Granted I am a fan of Weeden, but the difference between him and RGIII is like the difference between Phillip Rivers and Jason Campbell.

The net effect of that extra WR and CB you pick up instead of trading up is not likely to exceed that of picking a game changer like Griffin. You would have to pick the next Andre Johnson and Darrell Revis to even start considering it an even trade off.

It's quantity over quality.

Also as I alluded to before Griffin is the very very very rare type of QB that can actually open running lanes for backs. To get the same effect of these running lanes you would have to add a pro bowl level tackle and guard.

He might be able to do those things and he might be a total bust. Nobody knows for sure.

I watched all of Baylor's games and didn't get that all. That's a terrible comparison.

He's baffling you with BS