Originally Posted by GoChargers (Post 10034665)

Sherman >>>>>>>>> Talib.

Yes, I'm biased because Sherman is my favorite player in the league right now, but it's also true. Notice how the only people disagreeing are the two dumbest KU homers on this website.

Originally Posted by Mavericks Ace (Post 10034733)

I have a question. Can you claim guys are sec guys when in college their schools were BIG 12 GUYS?

Blaine Gabbert and Tannenhil were both in the Big 12 when they were in college.....

Originally Posted by Amnorix (Post 10034712)

What is so hard to understand about "when Talib was on him, he pretty much completely shut him down"?

Originally Posted by Mavericks Ace (Post 10034733)

I have a question. Can you claim guys are sec guys when in college their schools were BIG 12 GUYS?

Blaine Gabbert and Tannenhil were both in the Big 12 when they were in college.....

Originally Posted by Saul Good (Post 10034782)

They aren't "SEC guys", but they are from schools that are in the SEC. You can't really say that the Big 12 puts a bunch of QBs in the NFL when Gabbert, Tannehill, Daniel, and Smith all played for programs that aren't in the Big 12 anymore.

The SEC is loaded with programs that put QBs in the NFL. Those programs include Mizzou and aTm. The Big 12 has never produced even an average NFL QB. Steve Balboni thinks that's an embarrassment.

Originally Posted by Mavericks Ace (Post 10034733)

I have a question. Can you claim guys are sec guys when in college their schools were BIG 12 GUYS?

Blaine Gabbert and Tannenhil were both in the Big 12 when they were in college.....

Originally Posted by Bambi (Post 10034571)

I'm not sure it's an SEC thing but there does seem to be a tread of severely underperforming players from the SEC recently.

Tebow, Eli Manning, AJ Green, Julio Jones.

While most of the big stars: Adrian Peterson, Jamaal Charles, Aaron Rodgers, Calvin Johnson, Tom Brady, Russel Wilson etc seem to be coming from the Big 12, Pac 10 and Big 10...

Originally Posted by Bambi (Post 10034815)

Unfortunately the lower bottom feeders QB like Chase Daniel and Brad Smith have to get put in as well.

It's a bit of a shame that a conference's QB lot has to be dragged down so much by one school but it is what it is.

Originally Posted by jettio (Post 10034842)

Seems like Talib never says that he played at KU on the Sunday Night Football intros, last year or this year.

I feel kinda sorry for Jayhawk fans when he does that and expect Talib will continue to do that for as long as he is in the NFL.

Originally Posted by jettio (Post 10034842)

Seems like Talib never says that he played at KU on the Sunday Night Football intros, last year or this year.

I feel kinda sorry for Jayhawk fans when he does that and expect Talib will continue to do that for as long as he is in the NFL.

Originally Posted by Superturtle (Post 10034865)

LMAO I noticed that too. Says hes from north Dallas or some shit.

Originally Posted by Saul Good (Post 10034782)

They aren't "SEC guys", but they are from schools that are in the SEC. You can't really say that the Big 12 puts a bunch of QBs in the NFL when Gabbert, Tannehill, Daniel, and Smith all played for programs that aren't in the Big 12 anymore.

The SEC is loaded with programs that put QBs in the NFL. Those programs include Mizzou and aTm. The Big 12 has never produced even an average NFL QB. Steve Balboni thinks that's an embarrassment.

Originally Posted by Mavericks Ace (Post 10034177)

Well, as Im a browns fan first, KC supporter second, I can safely say that Yes, I would take Talib over Chris Owens, or Buster Skine. I can also say that no I would not take him over Joe Haden.

To the Chiefs, I think he would fit in amazingly well in the Sutton scheme. But you wont get me to tell you of which he would start over. I have too much respect for the job that Flowers, and Sean Smith have done.

And by the way. Im not detracting from Talib. I just know how it is to support a player from a college team you liked. I think Talib has all the talent in the world, always has.

I thought this was an educational friendly football discussion, not whether or not I would take him.

hell, ANYONE COULD OF HAD HIM. No one made him an offer.

Originally Posted by LoneWolf (Post 10034902)

RGIII when healthy isn't an average QB? For all the Geno slurping that has gone on here for the last year, he isn't considered average?