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I value a brain on a quarterback more than I do his body. Its been the main reason why a guy like Romo or Hasselback makes it in the league and an Akili Smith or Todd Marinovich falter. I think you are getting a little too worked up on Stafford's body. He is only 6'3, its not like he is 6'5 or 6'6. He does have a hell of an arm though.
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With Stafford I see, 6'3, 235, huge arm, good mobility, playing without NFL caliber WR's aside from Green for this year as a true freshman. In a tough conference..there's alot about Stafford to say he's being set up well... Not to mention he has been starting since his true freshman year at that program, and will have 35 starts at the end of this year. |
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I think you are putting way to much stock in Stafford's arm. Now its a cannon I will admit that.
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Every thing I've ever seen of Bradford gives me a couple of huge questions. Can he make NFL throws, like the 20 yard deep out. Can he put the ball on a line in the window it has to be in to get it by the defenders, can he fit the ball into a guy who only has slight separation. I haven't seen any of that, I've seen huge stats with him throwing to guys with huge separation and him just throwing it up to them. Stafford on the other hand I've seen him make all those throws. |
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Courtesy of MIAdragon, he looks like he has a sufficient arm to me |
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For Oklahoma having as good of line that have he sure he got hit alot. Made some big plays while getting nailed as well.
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I've never questioned Stafford's arm one bit. Stafford has this month to prove how good a QB he really is. Starting with Bama this week and ending with Florida in the Cocktail Party. If Georgia is undefeated through this stretch my opinion might change of Stafford.
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