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Simms top 40 QB's


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2 hours ago, CamWhoaaCam said:

Im not even sure diva WR is a thing anymore.

 

AB was the last of a dying breed. TO/Moss/Ocho Cinco have long been retired.

 

Who in the league right now is even considered a diva WR?

 

Stefon diggs , devante Adams, deandre Hopkins, cedeee lamb,  jamarr chase and Justin Jefferson

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5 hours ago, TheCasillas said:

Ooooo do Peyton Manning and Patrick Mahomes next! Where would they go if they were draft eligible????

Why are you so mad that folks point out that Caleb Williams is a better prospect than anyone in this class? 

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14 hours ago, carpanfan96 said:

Lot of scouts had Richardson #1, CJ #2 and Young #3. 

 

I'll also add that if Young was 6-2 or taller and weighed 230ish, that wouldn't be the case. He'd be a clear cut #1 most years with prototype size 

Who cares at this point. 

The Panthers ain't worries about it. 

Thank God we have you to.continue to beat a dead horse though. 

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9 hours ago, JawnyBlaze said:

I hope the people that said Stroud will bust because OSU first round QBs always bust (all two of them) scream twice as loud about Williams next year. USC’s “qb history” is worse. 

I disagree. At least USC had Carson Palmer who actually had a pretty good career. Sure he’s not a HOFer, but he had 10+ year career in the NFL as a starter. Ohio State hasn’t produced a QB of that caliber AT ALL, in any round. 
 

Either way, it’s pretty interesting to have two power house schools like that who practically never produce any NFL talent at the QB position.  

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3 hours ago, Varking said:

Why are you so mad that folks point out that Caleb Williams is a better prospect than anyone in this class? 

I’m not mad at all. It’s just a silly thing to say. It’s serves zero relevance to actuality and it’s assumption that can’t be validated.

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8 hours ago, CamWhoaaCam said:

I can't take you serious. Im not even sure if you know what a diva WR is.

 

Bro just naming the best WR's in the league and calling them diva's.

 

 

All of those receivers have had locker room episodes, sidelines eruptions, or cussed out their QB in front of the team.

 

The definition of diva is subjective, but the behaviors all of the above have shown… are diva like in my opinion. 

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    • Dude... you're just all over the place. You're the one who said T-Mac is better right now than Chark was at his best.
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