wes_mantooth;1056957 wrote:I am still worried that RG3 will be Akili Smith 2.0

thavoice;1057121 wrote:I would pick Luck.


I watched him a few times and was very suprised he put up those numbers in the offense he was in. He didnt seem to have a great corp or receivers nor a wide open, throw all over the place offense like many of the spread teams.


I see him more of a lock at being a great player than III.


Question....do you think GM's will make the final determination to pick Luck because he seems like the choice that if he flops then ya kinda have your ass covered because EVERYONE thinks he is gonna be a very good QB?

Two very good options........I tihnk most believe that Luck will be very good, probably more than III. If ya pick III over Luck and he flops....man ya could get burnt by not picking the "obvious" choice.

thavoice;1057121 wrote:





Question....do you think GM's will make the final determination to pick Luck because he seems like the choice that if he flops then ya kinda have your ass covered because EVERYONE thinks he is gonna be a very good QB?

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i agree with this.....if you draft luck and he flops you may not get fired...if you draft rg3 and he flops your getting fired

pnhasbeen;1057207 wrote:slightly off topic question: all QBs have the green sticker saying they have speakers or whatever system in their helmets. how does it work? how long is it on, etc?

Laley23;1057259 wrote:Its a microphone/headset/whatever you wanna call it. It shuts off at 10 or 15 seconds on the play-clock I believe.

pnhasbeen;1057262 wrote:Does it work during no huddle?

pnhasbeen;1057269 wrote:My thought is, an OC could guide a rookie QB during a game like a film session.

Raw Dawgin' it;1057136 wrote:I don't think it'll turn into a Manning and Leaf scenario.

Y-Town Steelhound;1057475 wrote:Everyone on the Browns threads already knows my position on Griffin and while I think that Luck is going to be an outstanding QB, I'd still take RGIII and here's why:

Luck, I believe, is more "pro-ready" meaning he'll have more success earlier in his career because as mentioned he's played in a pro-style offense and was coached by Harbaugh. I think Luck is similar to when Matt Ryan came out a few years ago and I think that's the kind of career he'll end up having. Luck has a lot of the tools you'd want in a quarterback and played college ball in a pro style system.

Griffin, however, has perhaps the highest ceiling of any quarterback I can remember coming out. I can't remember who but some coach said something to the tune of if you created a player in Madden and maxed out all his stats that would be RGIII. He has an arm that is RIGHT NOW top 5 in the NFL. He has elite accuracy for a QB coming out of college. He has speed that would RIGHT NOW be top 5 for a QB in the NFL. He's articulate and seems to be a good kid off the field and a team leader. I mean the guy single handedly made Baylor football relevant. He makes plays that no other player can make in and around the pocket. We'll see 10 more Andrew Luck's before we see another prospect like RGIII, and that's why I think you take a risk on him. This guy's floor is a slightly better Aaron Brooks, and his ceiling is a faster Aaron Rodgers. I think this is a guy who can change an entire culture of a team which is why I'm hoping the Browns will take him. I think if you fast forward 10 years from now, both guys will have great careers but RGIII will be better.

thavoice;1057490 wrote:I think that he will crash and burn in cleveland. I dont think the browns will be able to build a scheme or get the athletes around him to be successful. It is going to take a more wide open type of offense with alot of skill guys, and I just dont think the browns can accomplish that.

Ironman92;1057844 wrote:RG 3 goes under 50 in the 400?

Impressive, not very relevant though.