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USAToday ranks the QBs

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all depends on how you are ranking guys... because he has only been in the league I can understand putting him outside the top 10... but frankly I think there is maybe one or two other players you would want to long-term (as in, for the next half-decade plus) build your franchise around over Cam... I am so glad I was wrong about taking a QB.

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They admit he should be higher and he needs to prove he deserves it. I bet they already have Andrew Luck higher without him having to prove anything. And how much more proving does he need to do. He set almost every record possible as a rookie. Sheesh

well if cam could do it then luck will shatter all of those records with ease.

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