My Qb mobility chart

[BURGH86STEEL]

Coaches want an athletic enough QB that can hurt you with his arm and legs when necessary.

[feltdizz]

They are doing away with the wonderlic. Its a quiz. Fitzgerald scored a 38 and I don’t think he ever won a playoff game.

[Mr.wizard]

Dan Marino played years decades ago. Yes he had a 16, but he had an amazing arm, top velocity on the ball, and elite release. So....who else doesn't have that and scored below a 17? The game is way more complex now.

Well you said name 1 successful qb who scored less than 17, i did that. There is a whole list of QBs who scored 20 and below and were still very good. Nobody should have to spoon feed you the names, if you are going to make an argument then do your own damn research and quit talking out of your ass.

[Blitzer]

who cares about the wonderlic quiz. it has zero to do with being a leader or playing football.

[feltdizz]

Well you said name 1 successful qb who scored less than 17, i did that. There is a whole list of QBs who scored 20 and below and were still very good. Nobody should have to spoon feed you the names, if you are going to make an argument then do your own damn research and quit talking out of your ass.

Name 1..

ok, name 2…

Now name 3..

[Blitzer]

Name 1..

ok, name 2…

Now name 3..

but those dont count

[whisper]

By your numbers save for the meaningless wonderlic, Kenny Pickett was an excellent QB prospect last year and the Steelers were smart to draft him.

Not by his avg per pass #s: he was a mere 6.2; if that doesn't improve a lot, we're headed for problems. YPP is huge. You can hang your hat on that #. And so is TD/int. He was only 7-9 there. Not good enough.

[Mr.wizard]

Name 1..

ok, name 2…

Now name 3..

Exactly, this guy just cant ever admit that he got something wrong, he just keeps moving the goal posts.

[feltdizz]

Exactly, this guy just cant ever admit that he got something wrong, he just keeps moving the goal posts.

you would think he would stop asking people to prove him wrong.

[Captain Lemming]

Not by his avg per pass #s: he was a mere 6.2; if that doesn't improve a lot, we're headed for problems. YPP is huge. You can hang your hat on that #. And so is TD/int. He was only 7-9 there. Not good enough.

You judgin a A-ROOKIE?

Rookie Peyton Manning anyone?
More picks than TDs with 28 picks for leagues worst. 56 percent at only 6.5 per pass.

AND MATT CANADA WAS NOT Peyton’s OC.