Feel free to ignore the rest of the post.

And feel free to name the teams that had a desperate need at QB.

It tells me:

a) There were fewer than a handful of teams that felt they needed a QB.

b) That a few teams that we would all think needed a QB, KC included, made a mistake in passing on him.

Hootie, you're an evangelical of the Church of ****tardery.

Much like a religious nutjob, no amount of evidence matters, and no claim, no matter how well substantiated and logical, will budge you from your "faith".

You have no understanding of logic, as all of your posts are completely fallacious, contradictory, and the evidence is simultaneously insufficient, inaccurate, atypical, and irrelevant.

I can't imagine that you've ever taken a single course in critical thinking, argumentative writing, or logic at the college level, because the only thing you build your arguments on are what you believe.

Now, explain this one to me:

If the Panthers didn't really want Clausen that much, why did they call up to the Rams and try and trade up for him?

Patriots
Bills
Dolphins
Redskins
Eagles
Cardinals
49ers
Broncos
Chiefs
Raiders
Seahawks
Ravens
Bengals
Steelers
Vikings
Panthers
Jaguars
Titans
Bucs

If any of those teams graded Clausen as a potential franchise QB, they could have all EASILY justified spending a 30-45 on their future QB...

Just like Chiefs fans claimed we should have done with Rodgers the year we drafted Johnson even though Green had a good 3-5 years left in him at that time.

What if Cassel out performs Clausen in the next 4-5 years? What then?

That correlation does not imply causation and that depth at WR is not a linear relationship to depth at QB.

Jesus Christ, this post reeks of stupidity.

and by my count, that's NINETEEN teams that could have drafted Clausen...

If teams really thought he had franchise QB ability...and he slipped that far relative to their draft boards...

He had awesome value to 19 teams...especially teams where they already have a QB in place so he can develop for a few years a la Aaron Rodgers.

APPARENTLY...

No one thought he was who the "experts" thought he was, as evidenced by his fall to #48...

I don't know how else to explain it...clearly you morons don't understand.

Then I'll admit my mistake. I've admitted mistakes in the past and I can do it again.

The same can't be said about the fans who will repeatedly come up with excuses for Matt Cassel.

If Sanchez or Clausen out perform Cassel over the next 5 years it will because of the teams around them....not the QB.

Those are the teams that could have taken Clausen.

You're an idiot for suggesting that the Bucs or Ravens need a QB.

I'm sure that the Bucs are going to give up on Josh Freeman after one year, the Redskins are going to come up and get Clausen with no picks from five through the end of the third round, that the Steelers and Ravens are going to give up on their QBs, the Bengals have one of the highest paid QBs in the league and a small payroll, the Titans' QB just took them to like 8-2 over the last ten games and the coach is coaching for his job, the Jaguars drafted Tyson Alualu at 10, FFS, the Dolphins are "sold" on Chad Henne.

Realistically, the argument that you should focus on is why San Fran, Buffalo, and Cleveland passed on him.

All would do a much better job of proving your point, but all also have rebuttals that need to be taken into account as well.

Just wanted to note that talking up Clausen to a friend who has a serious issue at QB isn't the same as saying that he likes him more than he likes Cassel. There's just no info on that.

If Weis came back to the Patriots and talked up Clausen to Fox, does that that mean that Weis thought he should be drafted to replace Brady?

ROFL

Hell, by that logic, there's 32 teams that COULD have drafted Clausen.

There are less than 5 that have a desperate enough need to use a high pick on a QB in one of the deepest drafts in recent memory.

You really need to take your meds, this is embarrassing.

Exactly.

But that doesn't help his argument.

The Redskins didn't have a 2nd round pick and they weren't taking Clausen at #4.

The Cardinals signed Derek Anderson in the offseason and were more than willing to let Leinart have his shot.

The 49ers passed....I'm assuming because they think that this is Alex Smith's final year to prove he can do it.

The Broncos drafted Tebow.

The Raiders obviously were fine with Gradkowski and then went out and traded for Campbell.

The Vikings have Sage Rosenfels (trade) and Jackson who they just re-signed.

The Jaguars didn't have a 2nd round pick and were obviously in love with Alulua (sp?).