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He didn’t “underachieve,” we failed to give him a decent OL, weapons outside of Olsen, or a good OC. He won MVP and took us to the Super Bowl with Remmers at RT in which our staff failed to make any adjustments while Von Miller had he way with him, Cotchery, Ginn, and Corey Brown as his WRs and Shula as his OC…

I think those 4 go in the first with maybe Levis or Richardson dropping to 2nd.

Dude give up your troll. You are officially the new Sizzle/Chuck/current troll…

Way to let your QB down Hill…

I agree. Look what Diggs did for Allen.

Both have high ceilings and seem like the leaders of their teams. With the right staff hopefully they can develop into something special if we draft one.

Damn that’s a great hire if true.

I don’t have a problem with Levis. He is a good bit older than Richardson, not as fast, but he might be right there with him on arm strength. Levis has a cannon. I think Stroud, AR, and Levis will all need a good staff to further develop them. Young is probably the most pro ready, but he has less of a ceiling IMO and of course his size could be an issue.

He can throw to the wrong team.

I mean if we are wanting to draft a QB we should hire a staff great at developing QBs regardless. I think we will be rolling with option 1.

The production makes sense. I agree, you definitely want a staff that knows how to develop QBs.

Says the poster thinking teams will avoid a prospect because of his school… Yeah I bet no NFL teams will attend AR’s pro day because “most teams don’t look at the Gators program.” I thought you were going to bed???

He has already retreated. One of those silly college vs prospects comments. There really aren’t any “QB Factory” schools anymore. Franchise QBs are so rare it’s just a numbers game if one university can produce more than one.

Posting the school he went to doesn’t produce QBs especially in a mocking manner is implying just that. If you want to back peddle and play coy, I completely understand because it’s a silly argument when you look at all the players that come from non “QB Factory” schools. Hell I can’t even think of what school would be considered a QB Factory. I do find it interesting you think it’s an “attack” when I asked for a list just like you did…

Yeah I don’t get the only playing two years comment. Apparently he was counting college which I feel isn’t that rare??

You are struggling here. Implying Florida can’t produce QBs and writing off a player over his school is pure ignorance as the same could have been said about any of those players on that list…

None of those are on my list? My list shows 12 solid QBs who had no previous success from their college programs at producing QBs. It’s why you don’t use the school to decide the player. Lol imagine if the Bengals passed on Burrow because he went to the same college as Russell or if the Colts didn’t pick Manning because he played at UT. Thank goodness people with your evaluation skills weren’t working for them!

Oh yeah he had someone start over him last year. That’s not super unusual. Mac Jones only played a year, Burrow was only 2. I thought you were saying he was a converted player learning the position or something like Tannehill was.

Huh? He played High School football as QB played his sophomore year in 2017 through his senior year. 2019 Elite 11 finalist… Finished his four-year varsity career at Eastside with 4,633 passing yards and 37 touchdowns, along with 1,633 rushing yards and 41 touchdowns… Led Eastside to a 7-4 record and a berth in the FHSAA Class 5A State Playoffs in 2018… Before his senior season ended due to injury, he threw for 1,398 yards and eight touchdowns (with just one interception), and had seven rushing touchdowns… As a junior in 2018, he threw for 1,567 yards and 17 touchdowns, and ran for 924 yards and 16 touchdowns… Scored 13 rushing touchdowns and threw for another 10 as a sophomore in 2017… Also played varsity basketball at Eastside in 2017-18 and 2018-19, averaging 10.5 points (with a 53 percent field goal percentage) and 7.5 rebounds per game as a junior… Featured on the Netflix series “QB1: Beyond The Lights” this past fall. https://floridagators.com/sports/football/roster/anthony--richardson/15233

There is a MUCH greater chance that you are absolutely wrong. So let's just play these made up odds!

Harbaugh helped Colin K a lot and the Eagles have done wonders for Hurts. Maybe a similar system could help him develop?

Brissett has been serviceable. This is a fun game though, your turn. 1. Oregon before Herbert 2. LSU before Burrow 3. Tennessee before Manning 4. Auburn before Cam 5. Texas Tech before Mahomes 6. Cal before Rodgers 7. UGA before Stafford 8. Boston College before Ryan 9. Purdue before Brees 10. Wyoming before Allen 11. Mississippi St before Prescott 12. Clemson before Watson

Rams will just to troll.