I think Jay Cutler will be a bust in this years draft?....I mean who the hell is he?...hes not good...so where do you think he'll get drafted to and what round?
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Way overrated!!! You know why he didn't play at Florida State or Florida, cause he S-U-C-K-S!! People want to say that he was a good player on a crappy team, HELLO!? Tim Counch anybody, and they both won about the same number of SEC games = two!! Drew Brees played for a middle of the road Big Ten team in Purdue, but at least he won games. With college quaterbacks if you have a crappy won-lost record you will probably be C-R-A-P-P-Y, but that is not to miss the other side of that coin (Ken Doresy, Brock Berlin) the talent around a quarterback definitly affects the wins and losses...
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It seems to me that the entire team has been slightly demoralized by their loss to the Colts and Plummer's poor play of late. When Cutler starts I think there will be a definite change in attitude. Some say that Plummer has been affected by the team's treatment of  Cutler in practice. They ooh and ahh over his passes and such, so I can somewhat understand how he feels, but the  fact of the matter is: this is a game and if you can't take the team to where it needs to be, you will be benched.  Look for Cutler and his awesome arm to breathe new life into the team.
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Not a bad choice.  I think it will either be him or Vernon Davis in San Fran.  Davis his an absolute freak, and chances are he will be Alex Smith's favorite target.  Vernon should be a starter right away so I think his numbers will be pretty attractive.  But if any thing happens to Deshawn Foster, DeAngelo could be the man out in Carolina.  My chose for defensive rookie of the year by the way is Antonio Cromartie.
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I think he could end up being a decent pro player. It depends on who drafts him. I would not expect much more out of him that I expected out of Young. Neither are likely to be able to lead a team. Look at Vick for instance. Whatever team gets him will have to make him a man, surround him with quality players and a solid O line. Otherwise his career won't be long.
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Hopefully, it won't be Spurrier! I feel certain it won't be Bobby Bowden - rumor has it he's getting ready to retire anyway - he needs to! I don't know who I'd like to see get the job but there are plenty of people I don't want to see get the job!
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Because when he came out of college, he was a tweener.  Too slow for a WR and too small for TE, so they listed him as both.  Since they set the positions before the season starts, they had no idea which position he would play.  And anyway, how many 7th round rookies make ANY impact in the NFL???  Even guys up top like Holmes and Jackson aren't close to this guy so far this year!!!
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Gee, should the 9-1 Bears fire their starting QB? Hmmmm that's a tough one.........\n\nA better one might be "Should YOUR question be named the official NFL IDIOT QUESTION of the day?"
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I think he could be a bust in the NFL if not picked by the right team.  Quinn needs to be drafted by a team where he can sit on the bench for 2-3 years and have the right QB coach.  Take what happened to him at ND.  He was floundering big time until Charlie Weiss became the head coach.  That being said, I think he will go in the first round, early second round if he doesn't do well at the combine.
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He's still on the roster and will compete for the backup spot behind Jake Plummer with rookie Jay Cutler. \n\nBut I don't know how long that will last.. I could see BVP being the 3rd string QB this season, and then maybe backing up Cutler if you guys wind up getting rid of Plummer next season.
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My Jets got the 4th pick; we're right behind you. It is possible that the Texans could draft Ferguson, the best lineman in the country. But I've never heard of an offensive lineman taken 1st overall. I wonder who the Jets will take...better not be a lousy pick.
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I would like to see Mcnabb get a ring...he deserves one at least.However,I believe their chances have come & gone...unless they pick up key free agents that gel as a team right away...maybe then they'll have another shot this season.
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Reggie Bush, there's no doubt in my mind that he'll be a better pro. Vince Young is all hype, and doesn't have the proper delivery for a pro QB...that will need to be corrected. Bush reminds me an awful lot of Marshall Faulk (Rams), and I think he'll have just as successful a career. If Houston passes on him with the first pick, they'll be making a terrible mistake.
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I agree, if there going to get one of the top picks in the draft i think they are going to take troy smith if hes available. I dont know about 49ers and the play offs next year but i know frank gore will deifnetly help them.
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Losman, easily. C'mon Kelly, you can admit it, you're trying to garner fan support by posting on Yahoo! Answers!\n\nBut why Losman? Doesn't he suck? Maybe. But one thing is certain....our offensive line couldn't pass-block a pee-wee team for more than 2 and a half seconds. It's why they haven't been trying to throw much, and, yes, Dick Jauron stated that. They've also been telling him NOT to run, to make him learn how to sit and the pocket and read the field, but Jauron stated this week that they're going to let him loose.\n\nHolcomb....not only is he going to retire in a few years, he'd probably leave the field on a cart after half a quarter behind our oline. He has NEVER proven to have anything approaching durability and has never proven to be anything but a good back-up. Nall? Green Bay was so high on him they tried to draft Losman and then settled for Rodgers the year after.\n\nIn any case, Losman should definitely be starter....and he should probably be starting next year too, with a big #2 wide receiver and some linemen fresh from the draft. If he can't succeed in that enviroment....then we look for another answer at quarterback. It just doesn't make sense to me to keep changing engines when your boat's full of holes...
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Cleveland won't draft a QB yet, until they find out what Frye can do when he actually has time.  He's made some pretty good plays (and, granted, some pretty bad ones) when the line gives him some protection.  He'll be given time to prove himself.\nOakland will stick with Andrew Walter until he proves himself (or fails miserably).  Walter has talent at WR, but, just like Frye, needs time.\nJacksonville might draft one, but in the later rounds.  Even if Leftwich leaves, Garrard is still good enough to carry them for a little while.\nThe Jets are a solid pick to grab an early QB.  Troy Smith would be a phenomenal pick by the Jets, especially with a young O-lineman in Ferguson blocking for him.\nBut Detroit is definately the team that will draft a QB.  With the Lions picking ahead of New York (assuming they don't go on a massive winning streak), Detroit will set the pace for quarterbacks taken.  If they take Quinn, Smith will go to the Jets, or possibly even the Redskins.\nThen again, there is always the possibility that the Colts might grab a QB at some point within the next two or three years.  Sure, they have Peyton, but how long can he go?  And Sorgi is getting older and older just sitting on the bench, aside from pretty much every Week 17 game for the past four years.\nBut in my opinion, only the Lions, Jets, and possibly Redskins and Jaguars are looking for high-priced rookie quarterbacks.
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alright, being a lifelong Vikes fan, I will sound biased, but bear with me...\n\nI'll start with my team.  The Vikings will have a good year.  Not great, but good.  They have a lot of new players (Steve Hutchinson, Chester Taylor, and Chad Greenway) who will make an impact.  Not to mention a whole new coaching staff who will place an emphasis on winning.  Granted, the loss of Daunte Culpepper will hurt, as well as the loss of Corey Chavous and Lance Johnstone will hurt as well.  But this team's future looks bright, for sure.  I predict 10-6 this year.\n\nThe Packers had the best draft on paper in the NFL, which is easy because they had 13 picks!  No player will impact their team more than A.J. Hawk, who I believe will earn rookie of the year in the NFL.  They had a very balanced draft, improving their offensive line as well as their horrendous cornerback situation (Ahmed Carroll could be the worst cornerback in the NFL).  Add a new coaching staff and this team should be a Super Bowl contender, right?  Not necessarly.  What used to be the team's unprescended face is now the team's cancer.  Brett Favre, a great QB in his prime, is no longer the same QB he once was.  I don't know what he is trying to prove, but he needs to go.  He will hinder the offense and put the pressure on a young Green Bay defense to keep them in games.  I predict 8-8.\n\nThe Lions, well, they are the Lions.\n\nThe Bears are certainly a good team.  Best defense I have seen in a long time.  Now, how can this team, which finished 11-5 last year, but had one of the worst offenses last year, draft ONE offensive player?  That's right, one offensive player.  A team whose offensive line is questionable, a team with an unproven rookie RB in Cedric Benson, and no notable receivers outside of Mushin Muhammed, the Bears defense will not be able to help this team go 11-5 next year.  The Bears will finish 7-9.\n\nThis is a decent division, certainly not the worst in the NFL.
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Lossman is NOT the answer.\n\nBrady Quinn will be off the boards by the time Buffalo picks.  Unless they trade up for him that is.  But I don't see Marv Levy doing that.\n\nPlummer would be a good fit, but again, I don't see Levy going after him.  He's getting up there in years and will probably demand a contract that the Bills can't afford.  They have too many holes at other positions to throw all their free cash at a quarterback.\n\nThey'll probably end up drafting the best QB on the board with their first pick, whoever that might be (Bohm maybe?).  And then hope for the best.