Cagwats said:Memo to Cardinals:
Please do not pass on another frachise QB in this years draft. Shore up the OL in free agency, sign Kitna, and draft a QB.
SECTION 11 said:Memo to Cardinal Fan:
Please do not demand that we fix our passing game after witnessing one of the worst rushing attacks in NFL history.
Welcome aboard!
SECTION 11 said:Memo to Cardinal Fan:
Please do not demand that we fix our passing game after witnessing one of the worst rushing attacks in NFL history.
Welcome aboard!
moklerman said:I'm becoming more convinced that there isn't a franchise qb in the draft this year that will be identified as one. What I mean is, some team will get lucky and draft a quality starter(in the future) from out of nowhere but some of these other qb's that were at the senior bowl just didn't come across as first/second round material. Even Cutler wasn't particulary impressive. Whitehurst(I think that was his name) and the guy from Penn State were also not guys I would burn a high round pick on. Even the golden boys (Leinart and Young) aren't guys I would classify as "franchise" qb's. ML will probably be a solid starter and Young's just too much of a wild card to call at this point.
spanky1 said:If Eli Manning was/is a franchise QB then how you couldn't lump Leinart in with him is beyond me.
Shane H said:Eli is nowhere close to being a franchise QB at this point. He better get his completion % around 58% or better before he even sniffs that level of annointment from me. Hes barely at 51% thats damn pathetic.
The only reason I'd consider Eli a franchise qb is because the Giants invested so much money and so many draft picks on him. He hasn't shown himself to be a franchise qb in ability, but he's already a franchise qb in price. The Giants have to play him. Kind of like the Falcons do with Vick. These two guys are basically my whole reason against drafting a qb early and then throwing money at him for years.Eli Manning was/is a franchise QB then how you couldn't lump Leinart in with him is beyond me.
Redrage said:Welcome Cagwats, newbies buy!
I'll take a Newcastle and bbq pork sandwich.
moklerman said:The only reason I'd consider Eli a franchise qb is because the Giants invested so much money and so many draft picks on him. He hasn't shown himself to be a franchise qb in ability, but he's already a franchise qb in price. The Giants have to play him. Kind of like the Falcons do with Vick. These two guys are basically my whole reason against drafting a qb early and then throwing money at him for years.
Arizona's Finest said:As much as I want a franchise QB (and I am only convinced of Lienert in this years draft) I am starting to think that Franchise LT's are even more rare. Think about in the last ten years the franchise LT's drafted, and what it meant to there teams:
Orlando Pace - Greatest Show on Turf - Super Bowl win
Walter Jones - # 1 Offense, Super Bowl Appearence
Jonathan Ogden - 2000 Yard Rusher, Super Bowl Win
Tony Boselli - Took veritable expansion team to AFC Championship, made Mark Brunell and Natrone Means look like Pro Bowlers
gusmahler said:And just remember there are as many LT busts as there are QB busts. Just not as visible. Robert Gallery (chosen #2, one spot ahead of Fitz) was supposed to be one of those "special" LTs. Turns out he's an RT. And not a very good one at that.