BigChiefFan |
02-18-2010 07:46 PM |
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Originally Posted by 'Hamas' Jenkins
(Post 6543354)
No ****ing shit.
I'm not saying he regressed, I'm saying he played his worst games against his best competition and literally shit himself in his two biggest games.
Correlation does not imply causation. Your logic is awful
No Iglesias
No Gresham
No Loadholt
No Robinson
But yes, because Andre Ware, Timmy Chang, Ty Detmer, Graham Harrell, and David Klingler put up stats they must have talent.
Yeah, Bradford was a really good college QB. So were Gino Toretta, Ken Dorsey, and all of the aforementioned bums.
There's no similarity between the college spread offense and the NFL.
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I'm basing my opinion of Bradford based on his PLAY and mainly his accuracy. I, believe, regardless of system, he still has the talent level to make the transition.
I also would say, the OU players you mentioned, get more credit than they deserve, as being some kind of UNGOLDLY WEAPONS, that some how gives Bradford an unfair advantage. That's a reach, in my book.
Iglesias, was GOOD, not some major NFL talent. Gresham was INJURED, last year, so not used as a weapon for long in '09. The O-lineman, you mentioned, were long gone in
'09. and, YET, OU WAS STILL a FAVORITE to compete for a national championship, Bradford's a big reason for that.
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