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Old 10-25-2008, 07:13 PM   Topic Starter
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QB gurus... What do you think about Trent Edwards?
This guy has been quietly putting together a somewhat decent season.

1200 yards passing with 5 TDs and 2 INTs and a 98.8 passer rating. Most importantly, he's 5-1 as a starter, and in that one loss he got injured early and was out the rest of the game.

He kind of reminds me of Brady's early career. Brady's early Patriot teams didn't have the greatest playmakers on offense, but he made it work decently enough with the guys he had.

The other thing... he's a 3rd round rookie LAST YEAR.
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Old 10-25-2008, 07:20 PM   #2
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I like Trent Edwards, he showed good development as a rookie starter last year. He looks like he has a bright future. I don't think he'll be a superstar but I think he'll be a good QB in the upper half of the league.
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Old 10-25-2008, 09:07 PM   #3
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Here's my next question.

Let's say the Lions go 0-16 and the Chiefs go 1-15. Lions take Stafford. Do the Chiefs take Sam Bradford? Do we do what the Packers did and take ANOTHER guy later in the draft for competition?
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Old 10-25-2008, 09:13 PM   #4
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I wouldn't take Bradford at #2.

I'd take the best DE (Michael Johnson).
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Old 10-25-2008, 09:27 PM   #5
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I wouldn't take Bradford at #2.

I'd take the best DE (Michael Johnson).
Johnson's skill level is of a 2nd to 4th rounder, Brian Orkapo is the real thing. I'd take Bradford bigtime
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Old 10-25-2008, 09:29 PM   #6
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Johnson's skill level is of a 2nd to 4th rounder, Brian Orkapo is the real thing. I'd take Bradford bigtime
No, his production level has been 2nd to 4th round. His raw physical tools are as good as any DE in the draft.
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Trent Edwards will be a solid quarterback for years to come for the Bills if he stays healthy.
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Is Freeman the Flacco of this year's draft? If so, what are the Planet's thoughts on the former's NFL prospects?

For shits and grins, let's say Stafford is off the board when the Chiefs select. Would Freeman be a strong round-two possibility?
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Is Freeman the Flacco of this year's draft? If so, what are the Planet's thoughts on the former's NFL prospects?

For shits and grins, let's say Stafford is off the board when the Chiefs select. Would Freeman be a strong round-two possibility?
I actually think Freeman is more ready because of being in division 1, but that's a solid comparison, big kid, mobile huge arm, although Freemans body is much more NFL ready.

Today I watched alot of Kstate OU and well Freeman made more NFL throws than Bradford by a huge degree.
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I actually think Freeman is more ready because of being in division 1, but that's a solid comparison, big kid, mobile huge arm, although Freemans body is much more NFL ready.

Today I watched alot of Kstate OU and well Freeman made more NFL throws than Bradford by a huge degree.
I agree with this. He made some very good throws today, under pressure. Plus the kid is one heck of an athlete, for any size, let alone a beast.

I'm solidly on the Stafford bandwagon if he's there with our first pick, but I think there could be a worse plan B than to take an Oher in round 1 and Freeman in round 2.

Either option sounds interesting to me.
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I actually think Freeman is more ready because of being in division 1, but that's a solid comparison, big kid, mobile huge arm, although Freemans body is much more NFL ready.

Today I watched alot of Kstate OU and well Freeman made more NFL throws than Bradford by a huge degree.
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Michael Johnson is a potential pick, he's 6'7 250 with great measurables and a frame to add weight to.
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Michael Johnson is a potential pick, he's 6'7 250 with great measurables and a frame to add weight to.
Brian Orakpo, has the same type of measurables he can bench 515 pounds and has 8% body fat
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Brian Orakpo, has the same type of measurables he can bench 515 pounds and has 8% body fat
Orakpo is shorter and doesn't really have the frame to add weight.
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