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Originally posted by etk View PostChris Simms is our franchise QB. You call me a pessimist ;)?
Simms was ok in 2005, but he was playing his way to the bench in 06 before he got hurt."If everyone liked the same thing everyone would be after your grandmother."
My Grandfather
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Originally posted by simms2clayton View PostJust thought it would be neat to lay out all 32 NFL Teams to see which ones have a "franchise QB." It is in no particular order and teams without any clear cut QB I will discuss later
AFC East
Buffalo: Looks like JP Losman is their guy after they passed on Brady Quinn. But what if he has a horrible season in 07?
Dallas: Tony Romo for now but lets see after 2007
Washington Redskins: Jason Campbell
Chicago Bears: Lets give Rex Grossman another season
Minnesota Vikings: Tavarius Jackson
Saint Louis Rams: Marc Bulger
Oldie but a goodie.
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Originally posted by Paranoidmoonduck View PostBeing able to say that my team even has a franchise QB makes me feel all warm and fuzzy inside.
Oldie but a goodie.
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Originally posted by Phrost View PostLOLLOLOLOLOLOLOLOOLOLLO
Did you not watch ANY games?
Regardless as I said, he was playing his way to the bench in 06, and the franchise has brought in several vet QBs to compete with the supposed franchise QB they have."If everyone liked the same thing everyone would be after your grandmother."
My Grandfather
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Originally posted by Finsfan79 View Postpossibilities for all 3 to work out but beck and stanton have better toolsHALL OF FAMER!
PUT ART MODELL IN THE HALL OF FAME!
JUSTIN BLACKMON IS A GOLDEN GOD!
Xbox Live - Kevown8999
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I'll do my take on the AFC starters now, and I'll do the NFC tonight.
AFC East
Buffalo - J.P. Losman = I like him and he has made strides, hopefully he can keep improving and keep his job.
Miami - John Beck = This may be a long learning curve for Beck this year if he is the starter, I think his age and maturity will help, but it may be a long year in Miami.
NY Jets - Chad Pennington = Plays very well when he is on the field, but he has been injury prone, and Kellen Clemens is waiting in the wings.
New England - Tom Brady = 3 Super Bowl rings says alot, but he is a great player who makes below average players into quality players, example...Jabar Gaffney and Reeche Caldwell.
AFC North
Baltimore - Steve McNair = I love him for his toughness, but he is also one who is injury prone, and may not have to much time left in the league. Troy Smith may get a shot there in the future.
Cincinnati - Carson Palmer = A top 5 QB in the league, has great weapons to work with in Johnson and Houshmanzadeh. They could take the next step to the elite level of the league if their teammates could stay out of trouble.
Cleveland - Brady Quinn = I think he will start at some point during the season, and he is my favorite out of the QB that were drafted, if they get some more help on the offensive side he could be a real good one in the future.
Pittsburgh - Ben Roethlisberger = I love Roethlisberger as a game manager, he did a great job with Bettis, Parker, and Ward when they one the Super Bowl two season ago. If he can bounce back from last years tough year he should be fine.
AFC South
Houston - Matt Schaub - The Texans must have seen something for a guy who has only started 2 games. If Houston doesn't solidify their O-line it coulb be a long year for Schaub. They do have the weapons for him in Andre Johnson, Owen Daniels, Ahman Green, and rookie Jacoby Jones.
Indianapolis - Peyton Manning = The best in the game today, and after winning the big one last season there is no doubt in my mind he goes down as the best quarterback to ever play the game.
Jacksonville - Byron Leftwich = Team may be going with him for the 2007 season, but after they could be looking at other options. Leftwich is an average quarterback who is injury prone, and the Jags may not be set with him for 2008.
Tennessee - Vince Young = He is just a winner, and I love that. But I think the Titans needed to bring in some help for him on the offensive side of the ball. Their is need at receiver and uncertainty in the backfield. Young can't do it all on his own right?
AFC West
Denver - Jay Cutler- I love this guy. Cutler has the weapons in Denver and has a very good offensive line. If Culter is having an off day throwing, he will be able to hand it off to one of the workhorse running backs that Denver has in its stable.
Kansas City - Damon Huard - I think it will be Huard's job until Brodie Croyle is ready, and that is just fine for KC. Huard did a great job when Trent Green was injured, and he will be a solid starter for the Chiefs for the near future. All he has to do in hand off to LJ anyway!
Oakland - JaMarcus Russell - He may not start the first game, but he will be under center before the year is over. He is hands down the best QB that was drafted last weekend. In my opinion I think he could have a Vince Young type year this year. He could actually do better since I think the weapons are there in LaMont Jordan, Justin Fargas, Ron Curry, Joey Porter, and Courtney Alexander. If Lane Kiffen can coach this team and get them to buy into his philosophy they will be greatly improved.
San Diego - Philip Rivers - He is another solid game manager. He has tons of weapons around him, and he has the deadliest weapon in LT. Rivers is a good QB, but I am not yet fully sold on him being an elite quarterback.
Here is how I rank the 16 AFC QB's:
1 - Payton Manning
2 - Tom Brady
3 - Carson Palmer
4 - Philip Rivers
5 - Vince Young
6 - Chad Pennington
7 - Ben Roethlisberger
8 - Jay Cutler
9 - Steve McNair
10 - J.P. Losman
11 - Damon Huard
12 - Byron Leftwich
13 - JaMarcus Russell
14 - Matt Schaub
15 - Brady Quinn
16 - John Beck
Thanks to Bone Krusher for the sig
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Originally posted by nobodyinparticular View PostDepending on the course of events the 2007 season take, I wouldn't put it past any of these teams to be looking for a QB very early in the 2008 draft.
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Leftwich is in the last year of his deal, so whatever his fate is will be solely determined by this season. If he has a bad year or is injured again, he likely will not be re-signed. I think he can become a franchise QB, it just depends if he's healthy and if he raise his play to an elite level. As time goes by, I think more and more that he will never be great but merely good. With our defense, that may not be a problem, but a good quarterback usually doesn't stay good forever. Only elite quarterbacks tend to sustain a high level of play.
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Originally posted by nobodyinparticular View PostDepending on the course of events the 2007 season take, I wouldn't put it past any of these teams to be looking for a QB very early in the 2008 draft.
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