Commander of Awesome;1100332 wrote:29th February, 2012 - 6:24 amNFL.com - The Dolphins, who have the eighth overall pick, aren't too motivated to trade up to No. 2 and select quarterback Robert Griffin III.

A team source told The South Florida Sun-Sentinel that the Rams are asking for a bundle of picks equivalent to the value of the No. 1 overall pick in the draft.
Read more: http://football.realgm.com/src_wiretap_archives/26136/20120229/dolphins_find_cost_for_no_2_pick_too_high/#ixzz1nn735YEX

I think this is where Flynn ends up.

Commander of Awesome;1100445 wrote:I don't know if Tannehill can't or not, I've read that he has one of the strongest arms in this draft.

Y-Town Steelhound;1100449 wrote:But does he have the accuracy to complement it? Derek Anderson has one of the strongest arms in football...

Y-Town Steelhound;1100432 wrote:The film doesn't lie....RG3 makes throws in games that Colt McCoy , Matt Flynn, and Ryan Tannehill simply cannot.

lhslep134;1100499 wrote:1. you're comparing college film versus NFL film. if you want to compare the college films of McCoy and Griffin, McCoy was every bit, if not more, accurate.

2. Both Griffin and Tannehill came from the B12. Worst passing defensive conference in the country this year, and has been terrible for years.

Pick6;1100515 wrote:honest question, because nobody immediately comes to mind and I'm too lazy to look, but is there even an above average QB in the league from the Big 12? Seems they are all products of the system (playing against horrid pass D).

Pick6;1100515 wrote:honest question, because nobody immediately comes to mind and I'm too lazy to look, but is there even an above average QB in the league from the Big 12? Seems they are all products of the system (playing against horrid pass D).

BR1986FB;1100647 wrote:What's funny is that he changes agents more than most people change their underwear.

lhslep134;1100646 wrote:If you consider injury prone Sam Bradford above average, then only 1

Skyhook79;1100741 wrote:http://espn.go.com/blog/afcnorth/post/_/id/43196/no-decision-browns-must-trade-up-for-rg3


"McCoy won't lead a team to a championship, and it wouldn't matter if his top receiver was Calvin Johnson or Larry Fitzgerald. He can't throw an accurate deep ball in a league where passing downfield is essential. McCoy is a limited quarterback, whereas RG3 offers limitless potential."

Commander of Awesome;1100687 wrote:More agents last season than TDs.

BR1986FB;1100749 wrote:Sounds familiar...

SportsAndLady;1100824 wrote:Yeah sounds like 88 of your last 100 posts

shook_17;1100902 wrote:well its true

Skyhook79;1100741 wrote:http://espn.go.com/blog/afcnorth/post/_/id/43196/no-decision-browns-must-trade-up-for-rg3


"McCoy won't lead a team to a championship, and it wouldn't matter if his top receiver was Calvin Johnson or Larry Fitzgerald. He can't throw an accurate deep ball in a league where passing downfield is essential. McCoy is a limited quarterback, whereas RG3 offers limitless potential."