Palm Beach Post: Quinn's draft drop still stings

[cujo]

Only one person in this thread said Quinn was going to fail.

Make that two. I've never liked inaccurate qbs. Especially inaccurate qbs who had their best games against teams like Army and Navy.

 

[burmafrd]

Quite a few QBs that are doing well in the NFL had their best games against teams that were not exactly NC contenders. Innaccurate? Nope. Certainly not as accurate as aikman was (who is?) but his stats are about the same as most top QBs picked. His TD to INT ratio over the last two years was as good as they get.

 

[Chocolate Lab]

"Maybe (drafting Ginn and Beck is) what they wanted all along and they were trying to hide that."

Gee, Brady... Ya think?

Like WG, said, I'm so sick of these guys whining. Did Rodgers get this much boo-hooing when he fell even farther than Quinn a couple of years ago? I don't think so.

Lesson to potential draftees: NFL GMs -- the only people who really matter -- don't care what Mel Kiper, draftdaddy.com, your college coach, or your snake-oil-selling agent have to say. So quit reading your own press clippings and be thankful you have the opportunity to make incredible money playing a game that tons of less-talented players would play almost for free.