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Look who's last for voting for the QB you want the next 10 years.

nctarheel0619

By nctarheel0619,
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Andrew Luck will throw 25 INTs next year, and everybody will say he sucks, and be done with him. You just wait and see. That dude is garbage. Same for Bob. Wilson, Kaep and Cam are the only ones that should be in that poll, and Cam should have 60% of the vote if the rest of the NFL didn't have its head in its ass.

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RG3 honestly is probably not going to be in the league in 10 years. There is no way he can sustain a career where he is a running QB at his size. I think that honestly everyone that knows football would say it is Cam/Luck at 1a 1b. Kaepernick has played 10 freaking games. Nobody knows his strengths or his weaknesses. As soon as that is discovered he'll be limited with what he does.

Wilson IMO is closer to Cam and Luck than the other two b/c he isn't reliant on running. Those three are the three who can make a living as pocket passers. Especially if Cam shores up his accuracy on short/intermediate throws. TBD with Kap b/c of sample size.

Good post.

I agree with practically all you wrote.

So here is some pie in your eye!!

You may have been my first time (not that others didn't deserve some before or now). LOL

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RG3 honestly is probably not going to be in the league in 10 years. There is no way he can sustain a career where he is a running QB at his size. I think that honestly everyone that knows football would say it is Cam/Luck at 1a 1b. Kaepernick has played 10 freaking games. Nobody knows his strengths or his weaknesses. As soon as that is discovered he'll be limited with what he does.

Wilson IMO is closer to Cam and Luck than the other two b/c he isn't reliant on running. Those three are the three who can make a living as pocket passers. Especially if Cam shores up his accuracy on short/intermediate throws. TBD with Kap b/c of sample size.

Rg3 is sad.

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RG3 honestly is probably not going to be in the league in 10 years. There is no way he can sustain a career where he is a running QB at his size. I think that honestly everyone that knows football would say it is Cam/Luck at 1a 1b. Kaepernick has played 10 freaking games. Nobody knows his strengths or his weaknesses. As soon as that is discovered he'll be limited with what he does.

Wilson IMO is closer to Cam and Luck than the other two b/c he isn't reliant on running. Those three are the three who can make a living as pocket passers. Especially if Cam shores up his accuracy on short/intermediate throws. TBD with Kap b/c of sample size.

I don't see what needs to be determined about Kaep. If he can make it in all those pressure games he can make it in any regular season game. I'm not talking about nothing to lose throw the ball all over the place clutchness Luck. I am talking about being 17 points down in an NFC championship against a juggernaut offense and coming back easily and beat them clutchness. Give Kaep some credits now. If you can do it in those type of games a 16 regular season is nothing.

You say Kaep plays only 10(+1) games, well the other rookiees only played 17. 6 more games? Really? The guy is in the superbowl.

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I don't see what needs to be determined about Kaep. If he can make it in all those pressure games he can make it in any regular season game. I'm not talking about nothing to lose throw the ball all over the place clutchness Luck. I am talking about being 17 points down in an NFC championship against a juggernaut offense and coming back easily and beat them clutchness. Give Kaep some credits now. If you can do it in those type of games a 16 regular season is nothing.

You say Kaep plays only 10(+1) games, well the other rookiees only played 17. 6 more games? Really? The guy is in the superbowl.

Nothing needs to be determined about Kaep. He's an obvious upgrade over the previous quarterback. However I still think the niners would be in the superbowl with alex smith. When you have a defense and line as good as they do, quarterbacking is much easier. Look at the consistent time he has in the pocket to make decisions.

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I don't see what needs to be determined about Kaep. If he can make it in all those pressure games he can make it in any regular season game. I'm not talking about nothing to lose throw the ball all over the place clutchness Luck. I am talking about being 17 points down in an NFC championship against a juggernaut offense and coming back easily and beat them clutchness. Give Kaep some credits now. If you can do it in those type of games a 16 regular season is nothing.

You say Kaep plays only 10(+1) games, well the other rookiees only played 17. 6 more games? Really? The guy is in the superbowl.

I agree with what you're saying except for that part. That made me laugh in loud.

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What's so sad about all those polls is that wherever Luck is included he is always at the top. I think if we exclude Luck from the list we could get a more fair analysis.

Luck is better served in those polls that include Sanchez, Weeden, Dalton, Clauson, Linart, Grossman, etc.

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