what r Tony Romo's chances of becoming a soild NFL qb?
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He has all the tools it takes to survive as an NFL QB, and he's surrounded by a great host of players.  I think that he still has quite a bit to learn as far as managing a game, but he'll get better at it as he experiences different scenarios.  He fires the ball in there, but his accuracy is questionable at times, but he throws well on the run.  He sees the field like Matt Hasselback, and has the escape ability of a younger Brett Farve.  If he stays around all the talent that he's around right now, he'll become a pro-bowler in 2-3 years.\n\nI'm not basing all of this on last weeks game against the Panthers.  I'm basing it on mostly on what I've seen from him in the pre-season and what Parcels thinks of him.
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He certainly is... He is however not a pocket passer, he wins games with his legs in addition to his arm. I think people deem him not to be a pure quarterback because he doesnt air it out and win games with his arm but really he is evolving the position.
832036
unfortunately yes, yes they will be capable of taking out the bears in the playoffs. They have a good chance of becoming the team to lose to the team who wins the AFC championship in the superbowl, but I can't say for sure because there are a lot of ??? surrounding Romo's ability to deal with certain defenses
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I think it goes down a little bit. His QB and offensive line won't be as good, so the whole offense suffers. But he should still be a top back.
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I tend to side with the fluke side.  The only undrafted QB I can remember doing anything is Kurt Warner, so Romo faces an uphill battle.  The Cowboys do have good skill players around him however and they may make him look good.\n\nFor more on the Cowboys and the NFL.  check this site out.  http://factipedia.com/sportsblogs/
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The magic of the NFL is that anyone in it can become a star.  He needs to work on his hands, jumping, and speed.  If he addresses those issues he's got a shot, a slim one but still a shot.
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cant go with romo he's only started 1 game in his carrer!\n\ngo with Drew Brees, and Willie Parker becasue he's fast.
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That is a totally opinionated answer.  There is no set best 25 QB's in the NFL
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John Beck, the QB, is a legitimate NFL prospect.  He has good build and arm strength which will find him drafted this year.  Maybe not too high but he's got a future in the NFL.\n\nTeam really did well and surprised me by being ranked.  Great workhorse team.
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Charlie batch...I believe his QB rating this year is around 130.6 for the two games he appeared in this season.
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Marian Barber isnt gonna give you a great amt. of yardage but he is the go to guy inside the 5 and he produces regularly.  He is almost a guarantee TD for every game so I would say most def. go with him.  Especially since Romo has started they have been in the redzone often and he's gotten the call regularly....
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Yes. The dolphim did well last year with a mediocre quarterback. With Daunte on the team they have a shoot at a play off birth this year. If the dolphins can put some talent around Culpepper I can easily see him getting them to the superbowl.
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Not a chance.  Tom Brady is a product of a good offensive system.  He is not that great a QB.
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good Question... \n\nanswer is no \n\nbecause once the QB passes the line of scrimmage he became a running back .... another important note is that any player can lateral it (throwing the ball backwards). \n\nhope this helps
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if anything he will be viewed as a quarterback that uses the most with nothing...the guy has one player on that ENTIRE offense that could even sniff the NFL...if he was on a team with more weapons on offense we are not only talking about a multiple heisman winner, but also one of the greatest qb's of all time...but since neither of those has happened...i still think he will be the top qb taken...look at guys like joey harrington and alex smith and even david carr...true they aren't the greatest qb's in the NFL...but they did a lot with nothing to make HUGE names for themselves
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Peyton Manning. Tom Brady, Joe Montana (except for that one in 1990 in the NFC title game), Terry Bradshaw (in his prime, when he came in he got leveled and when he got out, it was the same way), Troy Aikman (except for his last few years), Phillip Rivers, and list could go on. It is not about statistics over a career because a QB could be on his back alot one year, but standing tall the next. It really depends on the O-line and the offensive schemes. Even Dan Marino spent a couple of years where he was running around (remember all the padding he used to wear in the late 90's).
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Not this year.  May be next year if you are lucky.   If I remember, Jason Campbell has one great year as a senior at Auburn.  He was an all American as a high school-er.  It took him four years to become good college Quarterback. (Redshirt freshman  and 1-3 years.)  Great Athlete with strong arms.  It will take time before Campbell can be a good NFL QB.