If RG3 wins Heisman, does that change your mind?
 

Call it superstition or stupidity, if Robert Griffin III ends up winning the Heisman, which I think he should, does that change your mind about drafting him?

I'm not saying I would pass on him, but there is a certain stigma with winning the Heisman and that stigma is that Heisman QB's rarely work out in the NFL. Whether it's just pure coincidence, which it is IMO, or a superstition you believe in, I know it's going to change some people's mind on him.

Or do you look past that nonsense and draft RG3 for the player you think he can be in the NFL?

No. Completely unrelated.

Nope.

Unlike most of those QBs, this guy can put the Wonderlick to shame.

Don't care what trophy, what school, or what curse an athlete supposedly carries along with him. If the situation is right, the boy has skills, it's a good fit, and he works hard then he'll get past the LSU lineman/Chiefs curse.

Pulling the race card that early, eh Phobia?

LMAO Just kidding around.

Cam Newton

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You cannot be serious :spock:

Yes because Heisman Trophy winning QBs is a good barometer of Future NFL success.

No shit!

Heh. No. I call everybody in school a "boy". I should probably be more aware but I completely forgot he was a black guy.

there is no denying that there is a stigma with heisman trophy and nfl success. You can't be serious.

You asked if winning the Heisman should change anyone mind about drafting him. No it shouldn't and it won't. The college game and NFL game are completely different animals.

A stigma? Nah. Not at all. Some guys make it and some don't. The Heisman is just a popularity contest. It has virtually nothing do with with how they do in the NFL.

Premature. This is his first season.

Fact is, most Heisman winning QBs stink in the NFL. Purely coincidental, however.

Staubach and Plunkett are the only 2 who won SBs.

I could take a dump in a box if you want and call it a trophy. I got spare time.

I think him winning the Heisman would actually slightly increase the chance that we would draft him. Point being if we are for sure going to take a qb, and Hunt wants to make money, what better way than drafting the Heisman winning qb.


I think it's a slight increase. Like razor thin. I think if he's the guy they want they will try and trade up to get him if they have too. How hard they try is yet to be seen.