Does anyone really believe that Brady Quinn or Matt Linert in a NFL quality QB? I don't.

Graycap23 said:

Does anyone really believe that Brady Quinn or Matt Linert in a NFL quality QB? I don't.

Quinn no.

Leinert has the tools to be but does he have the heart.

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phunkdaddy said:

Graycap23 said:

Does anyone really believe that Brady Quinn or Matt Linert in a NFL quality QB? I don't.

Quinn no.

Leinert has the tools to be but does he have the heart.

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I've watched film on both of these guys. They don't seem 2 have any idea what the defense is doing and Quinn can't hit the broadside of a barn. The Bears used 2 have this clown named Grossman who even worst than these 2.

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For me the jury is still out on Quinn. I don't think he hasn't been in an environment, system or team that's allowed him to learn ropes of being a starting quarterback.

TD3 said:

For me the jury is still out on Quinn. I don't think he hasn't been in an environment, system or team that's allowed him to learn ropes of being a starting quarterback.

How long does het get 2 learn?

Graycap23 said:

TD3 said:

For me the jury is still out on Quinn. I don't think he hasn't been in an environment, system or team that's allowed him to learn ropes of being a starting quarterback.

How long does het get 2 learn?

I don't know, that's the quandary isn't? Or it is for me.

The standards thoughts put the rookie out there .... get knocked on his ass and throw umpteen interceptions. Or, have a rookie quarterbacks carry the clipboard and learn from veteran quarterback plus a quarterback coach for a season or a couple of seasons. I thought Cleveland made a mistake when they didn't just put him out there for a full season or two and learn. . . baptism by fire. Or, maybe Cleveland system wasn't for him, that's why I think the jury still out.

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Graycap23 said:

TD3 said:

For me the jury is still out on Quinn. I don't think he hasn't been in an environment, system or team that's allowed him to learn ropes of being a starting quarterback.

How long does het get 2 learn?

For real. I loved it when the Stains drafted this guy as their franchise qb.

They hit on Joe Thomas but i tell all the Stains fans they would have been in

the playoffs the last few seasons if they would drafted Adrian Petersen instead

of Joe Thomas. AP, Braylyn Edwards, and Kellen Winslow would have been one

heck of a trio.

Graycap23 said:

phunkdaddy said:

Quinn no.

Leinert has the tools to be but does he have the heart.

[Edited 8/20/10 20:49pm]

I've watched film on both of these guys. They don't seem 2 have any idea what the defense is doing and Quinn can't hit the broadside of a barn. The Bears used 2 have this clown named Grossman who even worst than these 2.

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Leinert was doing okay when he initially was drafted but then when Kurt Warner got their

it just seemed like it messed up his head.

Nope on Brady Quinn If Brady Quinn can't beat out Tim Tebow, there isn't much more to say about that situation. Matt can be. It is all about the coaching and the system. The guy is 6'5," has a great football IQ, and is pretty accurate with the ball. He just has to get with the right team that can fit his skill set.

I hope Leinart can amount to something. Arizona has become my fallback team, being my daughter's favorite team and all. It would've been nice if he still had Boldin around as an option...