Originally Posted by WhoDatQB

AB has two good things going for him, a strong arm, and decent legs. The problem is his legs tend to send him backwards to often and his throws tend to go to the wrong guy.

Things against AB.
1. Arm, too strong for his own good, tried to fit passes in sometimes.
2. Arm, inaccurate.
3. Hands, must be the size of a fourth graders the way he drops the ball all the time.
4. Nothing upstairs, except some dust.
5. Poor attitude, if I see that laugh after another interception I will vomit.
6. Needed leadership training.
7. Blames problems on everyone else.
8. Mistakes ALWAYS at the wrong times. How many INT's or Fumbles do we have to see inside our or our opponents 20 yard line.
9. Could have made the Bears defense from this year look bad.

That being said there will be some HC and some QB coach that say, wow look at that RAW talent. I could make him into a star. I say AB is worth at least a third if not a second round pick.

If I have to hear RAW talent uttered together describing another one of our draft picks I may have to seek psychiatric help. I want to hear polished, poised, when describing our picks and Free agents this year.

Originally Posted by FanNJ

Question. Who was the last Norm Cow Quarterback or So. Cal. QB (Besides Palmer Gentlemen) that was not a bust in the NFL? Think about this one. As I do not believe there where any and that was the big knock on Palmer although he did buck that but he has the tools and the supporting cast in Cincy. Most others could not adapt from the system, so I would consider Leinart RAW also, like all college QB's.