Solid points, but doesn't the guy you are referring to not take the old testament literally? If that is true calling him the next Reggie while he is still in college might be crossing the line.

Championship teams are built in the trenches.

It will be very interesting to see what Luck does without Harbaugh.

Suh is going to be better than Reggie White. Jerry Rice is the best non-QB that has ever played the game. Suh will challenge him for this label.

Crazy that there's one player in the entire league that I'd put ahead of a college QB. I must undervalue the QB position.

Over an unproven college prospect?

Ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

Rogers
Rivers
Ryan
Freeman
Roethlisberger
Bradford

Pretty much how I see it, too.

Suh could win 5 DMVP awards and a overall MVP award or three before its all said and done if he can stay healthy.

Nobody just throws linemen out of the way how Suh does.

Nobody.

Another Pro Bowl QB
http://www.bestsportsphotos.com/imag...roductid=20111
or even another
http://cdn.bleacherreport.net/images...jpg?1265297854

Proving Pro Bowl doesn't mean jack shit.

Here's a fun list to make -- can anyone list all Pro Bowl QBs this team has had?

Lenny
Kenney
Montana
Bono
Grbac
Green
Cassel

In all seriousness, I agree with many of the comments about Suh's potential greatness. Dude just had a monster rookie year and seems to be on a completely different level than a lot of players in the league.

Furthermore, I'm not as enamored with Luck as most. I like him as a prospect, no question, but I don't think he's "other-worldly" by any stretch.

I just have not been impressed with a lot of QBs that have declared for the draft the past few years, yet a lot of them seem to be succeeding at a higher rate. Luck is the best I feel like we've seen declare in a while (I feel like a lot of recent QBs were largely drafted on upside, with the hope that they could be coached up). I feel like from an intelligence, leadership, and technique standpoint, he's already top notch.

Luck is the best prospect I have seen since Manning.

Everytime I watched a Stanford game, I couldn't help thinking I was watching Steve Young.

The same as when I watched Nebraska, I couldn't help but think Suh was a carbon copy of Reggie White.

I guess it depends if you saw Steve Young as an unworldly talent. I did.

I think you guys are overrating Suh a bit.