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In the past several years we've seen the QB theory/philosophy pendulum swing wildly from wanting pure pocket passers like Peyton and Brady to dudes who are not only great athletes but who wanna run. While this adds a new offensive threat to spread and rpo offenses, I still think the pendulum is going to swing back. No matter how great an athlete these new generation QBs are, life expectancy for runners is short. And I think that's going to hold true for QBs. hard to build a team around a QB whose career is shortened after 6-7 years. That's small Super Bowl window. Look at us. Right now we should be enjoying Luck pushing us toward a world championship. And we're starting over from scratch. It's great to be able to run. But I don't like it as a staple of a long-running offense.
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Whoever thought Brady would be a star! I remember watching Brady at Michigan. He definitely was not a "stud". I am pretty sure that it was Drew Henson that was the "stud". I don't know if Henson even played in the NFL. If he did, I missed it.
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By NewColtsFan · Posted
I don’t disagree. I think it’s highly, HIGHLY likely that that the Colts go QB at 4. And I’m good with that. -
The chance of just one of these four being an actual stud at QB is about as near zero as one can get, 3/4? No way.
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By cdgacoltsfan · Posted
The Personal visits/workouts will be the deciding factor. The Pro days are too scripted.
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