DC wrote:I disagree a lil bit on non trad o hurting guys.. hell pats got to be 70/30 from shotgun... the herd said today this season was the first year in league history more plays run from gun then under center..
I basically agree with this. If a guy has the physical and mental aptitude to be an NFL QB, he can learn to play in a pro-style offense regardless of what he ran in college (there's a reason every college in the country, including those that ran pro-style offenses, wanted Tebow). There are plenty of reasons to be wary of Cam Newton, but I don't really think that's one of them. That being said, I'm speaking long-term here--if a team needs a QB who can come in and win right away they need to go with a pro-style guy. The guys who play in the spread in college will need more time to develop, but a team who has a couple years to develop their guy has no reason to fear a guy who isn't coming from a pro system. I've said all along Tebow will be a very good NFL QB.
UconnBuckeye wrote:Mallett ran a solid 40.....not so much.
Because that's the #1 thing teams will be looking at when they evaluate him.