Is there any mexican qb's in the NFL?
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Why do you care? As long as they can accurately throw a football it doesn't matter.
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Not me. But I think he is a very dangerous forward. Along with Francisco Fonseca, Mexico have a good chance to make some noise in this year's world cup.
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No-brainer...Carson Palmer. He and Ocho-Cinco have been clicking and Hasselbeck is just coming off an injury.
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mexican of course cuz blacks are kicking butt in sports.
900337
nope....and for the guy with the bledsoe, answer, no no no, romo is not a rookie and has been with that offence for 3 years, jay cutler is a rookie, maybe next year or the year after you will see it, but not this year inless plummer starts playing like alex smith did last year, jake is still a very good QB and already holds a few bronco records over the great john elway, so you can't just bench him when the team is 7-3 and on a playoff run inless he really really starts stinking up the place
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He would probably be, yet after the world cup he will be taking over the National Squad, I think that is the best move the mex federation could do. I really do not beleive that a national squad should have naturalized players and lets not talk about the coach that mex has, I really do not like him. But yes Hugo would be a great coach at any team he chooses to coach.
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not as of 3/28/06 at 4:33 CST.  \n\nCheck out this link to help you out. \n\nhttp://proxy.espn.go.com/nfl/fa?null
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Memo Ochoa is the Goal Keeper for America a Mexican soccer team... He is the Goalie for the Mexican soccer team going to Germany for Copa Mundial 06' and he is only 20 years old and damn good looking as well!!!!
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I DONT KNOW BUT THERE WILL BE MORE THAN ONE MEXICAN ON THE TEAM THIS TIME AROUND.IM TIRED OF NO MEXICANT'S ON THE TEAM.THIS GUY HAS BEEN A WINNER ALL HIS LIFE,AS A PLAYER AND COACH,HE KNOWS TALENT LIKE NO OTHER COACH SO BE READY FOR THE NEXT WORLD CUP BABY.BY THE WAY "PURO MONARCA DE MORELIA"
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If you are talking about his provisional 26 man roster, then yes. I think he picked the players that will work hard for him. As far as his desicion to leave Cuauhtemoc Blanco of the list, I do think it was kind of odd, but then again he is very indisciplined and their aren't many players on the team that really like him. Mexico has been doing pretty well under Lavolpe and everything seems aligned for Mexico to go far into the World Cup.
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nice nick.. it reminds me of the one i once had.... \n \nanyways... back to ur answer.. the us is going to do much better than mexico.. and if mexico does get far enough.. its all going to be because of the coach they have... not because of the players...
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The name is Cuauhtemoc, and I think he is the one that has the best vision of what to do with the ball, he should be part of the Mexican team.
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Your question is not very specfic and therefore hard to answer.  And I looked. I think the best thing to do is go to the NFL site, click on the team nearest you, and look for player-led camps on the sites.  For instance, I live in Seattle and Hasselbeck has feelers out for his QB camps already.\nHope that helps.
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Im sure there have been some..They always have players that were QBs and Rbs in college/highschool play WR and defense in the NFL..im sure there has been a player that went from safety to WR...Im not sure of any specific players though.
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SWEET! another 9er fan on here not afraid to show their spirit!!! TE of corse. but look at that one WR from Pittsburgh, got drafted as a QB and went to WR so i guess anythang is possible.
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Nothamerican:Luis Hernandez(Mexico)\nSouthamerican:Pele or Maradona
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It is of course Hugo Sánchez Márquez!\n\nAfter five successful seasons in Mexico, with 99 goals to his name, Sanchez drew the attention of several Spanish sides, and signed with Atletico de Madrid in 1981. It took him a while to find his feet in La Liga, but by the 1984-85 season he was scoring regularly with a team that won the Copa del Rey, finished in second place in the Spanish League and won the Spanish Super Copa. That year Hugo also won his first Pichichi trophy for being the most prolific scorer in the league.\n\nAt this point, he reached the high-point of his career, signing for Real Madrid in 1985 and playing with players such as Camacho, Butragueño, Gordillo, Valdano and Míchel ( La quinta del Buitre). This team won five consecutive league titles (from 1985-86 to 1989-90), the Copa del Rey in 1989, and the UEFA Cup in 1986. During these five years, Sánchez garnered four consecutive Pichichi trophies, scoring 207 goals in 283 games.\n\nSanchez scored 38 goals in the 1989-90, tying the record of the great Zarra and giving him a European Golden Boot for best scorer in Europe. Overall, he scored 23 goals in 45 European Cup games.\n\nHis trademark was to perform a celebratory somersault after each goal he scored, honouring his sister, who was a gymnast and participated in the Montreal Olympics.\n\nAfter this fantastically successful period, Sanchez returned to his native Mexico for a season, before playing for a variety of clubs in Spain, Austria and the USA (he played for the Dallas Burn in the inaugural year of Major League Soccer). He finished his career playing for Atlético Celaya with his old colleagues from Real Madrid, Butragueño and Míchel.\n\nSanchez was the only Mexican to feature in Pele's 125 Top Living Football Players List in March 2004.