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Originally Posted by Fat Elvis
I don't know what you mean by this. I think everyone has a different definition of "true franchise quarterback."
How long do you give a draft pick to establish himself to be a "true franchise quarterback"?
How can a quarterback establish himself as a "true franchise quarterback" if you are constantly (every year by your words) drafting for one? Maybe I'm misunderstanding what you are saying.
I think people are throwing around these vague words thinking that everyone else has the same definition of what these words mean in their respective minds.
What is a true franchise quarterback? I don't understand what people think that means.
I think people like using that phrase because it is a "good thing" but it is hard to define. I suppose it is kind of like pornography; it is hard to define, but you know what it is when you see it.
Would you consider Brad Johnson a franchise quarterback? Would you consider McNabb a franchise QB? Would you consider Brad Johnson more of a franchise QB than McNabb or the other way around? Why?
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You give the guy at least three years to develop. Brad Johnson is not a franchise QB. McNabb was a franchise QB. A franchise QB is any QB that is able to take the team on his back and lead them to victory.