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Old 09-07-2009, 08:41 PM   #116
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Originally Posted by DeezNutz View Post
Obviously the comparison is based largely on body type.

And Roethlisberger is so underrated as a passer on this board that it's criminal. Clearly BG moves better.

But I'm alluding also to draftability. I don't think a spread QB is going 1/1, though I willingly concede that Gabbert has more tools than the average spread monkey.

Right now, he's a mid first rounder.
You think Roethlisberger's an underrated passer?

I dunno man, that guy shows a scatter-shot arm quite a bit. I love him as a leader and as a clutch performer, but as a pure drop-back passer, I see him as mid-pack. For instance, I have Matt Schaub as a much better thrower, but Ben as a much better QB. Ben has an above average arm (not quite elite) but he's wildly inconsistent. His throwing mechanics elude him quite a bit and keep him from being considered among the top 'throwers' in football, IMO.

As for Palmer/Gabbert - Pre-injury, Palmer could move when he had to. He wasn't a runner, but that was a mentality thing, IMO. He showed ample athletic ability when the situation demanded it.
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