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View Poll Results: Which of these QBs will have the most productive NFL career?
EJ Manuel - 1st round, Buffalo Bills 16 13.56%
Geno Smith - 2nd round, New York Jets 25 21.19%
Mike Glennon - 3rd round, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 11 9.32%
Matt Barkley - 4th round, Philadelphia Eagles 15 12.71%
Ryan Nassib - 4th round, New York Giants 8 6.78%
Tyler Wilson - 4th round, Oakland Raiders 3 2.54%
Landry Jones - 4th round, Pittsburgh Steelers 1 0.85%
Brad Sorensen - 7th round, San Diego Chargers 0 0%
Zac Dysert - 7th round, Denver Broncos 3 2.54%
BJ Daniels - 7th round, San Francisco 49ers 1 0.85%
Sean Renfree - 7th round, Atlanta Falcons 0 0%
Tyler Bray - Undrafted free agent, Kansas City Chiefs 15 12.71%
Matt Scott - Undrafted free agent, Jacksonville Jaguars 3 2.54%
None of these players will ever do squat in The League 17 14.41%
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Old 04-30-2013, 01:37 PM  
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Which Class of 2013 QB will have the best NFL career?
We now know which teams they're playing for, and where they were drafted. Which of these guys will have the most productive NFL career?

Please wait in the green room for a day or so while I prepare the poll.
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Old 04-30-2013, 01:38 PM   #2
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not waiting on a poll. Im going to say Mike Glennon. He fell into the best situation. Tampa has weapons galore, and Glennon has an arm for years.
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Old 04-30-2013, 01:44 PM   #3
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I called the Jets drafting Geno Smith, when the trade with the Bucs went down, and I think it will severely handicap his success. I am going with Matt Barkley.
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Old 04-30-2013, 01:45 PM   #4
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Old 04-30-2013, 01:46 PM   #5
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I went with Geno.
I think he will mature nicely
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Old 04-30-2013, 01:47 PM   #6
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Barkley with Chip Kelly. After Andy Reid, you couldn't ask for a better fit. Barkley is way too nice of a guy though for the douchebags in Philadelphia though.
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It's a tough call for me. I reluctantly vote Geno just because he's the most likely to walk in as a Day One starter. However Manuel won't be far behind.

I actually think Tyler Wilson landed in a good situation for long-term success even if it takes him a few years to start, and I also think the same about Tyler Bray and Matt Scott even if they didn't get drafted. If they have talent they can succeed.

In contrast, Barkley's not in a good initial situation, but perhaps he can bust through at some point. It's not ideal for him, though.

You have to feel bad for a guy like Nassib because he's never going to be a starter behind Manning. The draft pick doomed his career.
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I'd rather see Geno in NY than Buffalo or Oakland.

He'll be fine, their OL is pretty good. That's all Geno really needs, he will make the players around him better.
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Went with Geno because he's going to start immediately.

Could wind up being Dysert, though. Peyton Manning doesn't have long and Brock Assweiler sucks dick.
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I think Nassib's in the perfect system.
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Went with Geno because he's going to start immediately.

Could wind up being Dysert, though. Peyton Manning doesn't have long and Brock Assweiler sucks dick.
It does seem like he's in a good situation. However, I'm having trouble getting beyond seeing him at the Senior Bowl bouncing balls off the turf four yards in front of receivers. Maybe he was just having a bad, bad day or something.
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I think Nassib's in the perfect system.
Yeah, but don't you think he's got a big obstacle between him and the starting job? It seems like he'll have to switch teams to get playing time, or risk getting a crowbar in the knee from Archie.
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Did you see who the Bills ended up with at WR to surround Manuel?

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Did you see who the Bills ended up with at WR to surround Manuel?

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Pretty freaking great.
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