Jim Schwartz, Don Banks talk QBs and o-linemen at the combine

[cdcox]

Originally Posted by Sam Hall

Don Banks
INSIDE THE NFL


Both Stafford and Sanchez aren't thought of as the most accurate of quarterbacks -- at least not when measured against last year's two first-round QBs, Matt Ryan and Joe Flacco. I loved what Saints head coach Sean Payton had to say about the accuracy issue when it comes to grading quarterback prospects. It means everything.

"It's a very simple statement, but the quarterback needs to be accurate,'' said Payton, who has one of the NFL's most accurate passers in Drew Brees. "I don't want to hear about how he's going to become more accurate. Generally he's got to be someone who can target and find his throws and you don't want to be holding your breath in your 7 on 7's, with some guy throwing 50 percent. He needs to complete every ball (in those drills), with maybe one or two on the ground, that's it.''

Let's just say Stafford and Sanchez have some ground to make up in that department.

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/200...9/snaps/1.html

Huh?

Senior year completion percentage:

Flacco: 63.5%
Ryan: 59.3%
Stafford: 61.4%
Sanchez: 65.8%

Exactly in what way do Stafford and Sanchez have ground to make up?

[DaneMcCloud]

Originally Posted by cdcox

Huh?

Senior year completion percentage:

Flacco: 63.5%
Ryan: 59.3%
Stafford: 61.4%
Sanchez: 65.8%

Exactly in what way do Stafford and Sanchez have ground to make up?

I was questioning this as well.

Banks obviously didn't do his homework before writing this piece.

[Ultra Peanut]

Originally Posted by cdcox

Huh?

Senior year completion percentage:

Flacco: 63.5%
Ryan: 59.3%
Stafford: 61.4%
Sanchez: 65.8%

Exactly in what way do Stafford and Sanchez have ground to make up?

THERE'S NO MARINO OR RYAN OR FLACCO IN THIS CLASS~!