Who will be the starting QB's next year for every NFL football team?
I'll even give you a reason! PATRIOTS-Tom Brady (Obviously) JETS-Mark Sanchez (Garrard is a useful back up) BILLS-Kevin Kolb (they didn't sign him to sit on the bench) DOLPHINS-Ryan Tannehill (entering his 2nd year,1st rounder) STEELERS-Ben Roethlisberger (He can lead them to the playoffs) RAVENS-Joe Flacco (Just won a super bowl for them and got a huge contract) BENGALS-Andy Dalton (Solid qb,still under his rookie contract) BROWNS- ???? ...............jk,um.....Brandon Weeden (Colt McCoy has been traded to the 49ers,everyone else sucks and Weeden is already 29 years old! <----so play him ! BRONCOS-Peyton Manning (duh,it's not like they're gonna play John Elway!) CHARGERS-Phillip Rivers ( He's the best they got) CHIEFS-Um.....Alex Smith! (The team already announced he'll be starting next fall) RAIDERS-Geno Smith (They draft Geno Smith cause Palmer sucks and......so does everyone else) COLTS-Andrew Luck (Great Rookie season last year,sometimes to win you need a little LUCK! TEXANS-Matt Schaub (Breaking them records!......Not) JAGUARS-smh probably.....Matt barkley (Draft him and screw everyone else,how many more chances is Blaine Gabbert going to get?) TITANS-Jake Locker (Don't expect him to be a starter for long,titans will draft a qb!) COWBOYS-Tony Romo (Got that big contract,and don't say he doesn't deserve it) EAGLES-Michael Vick (This is tricky cause the house is full of qb's,Vick will start though) GIANTS-Eli Manning (Idk,probably cause he's Peyton's younger brother) REDSKINS-RG3 (No Comment) PACKERS-Aaron Rodgers (Case Closed!!!) LIONS-Matthew Stafford (duh) BEARS-Jay Cutler (Even though he'll get sacked!) VIKINGS-Christian Ponder (Still developing,he'll get there) SAINTS-Drew Brees (Keep breaking records) BUCCANEERS-Josh Freeman (He's alright I guess) PANTHERS-Cam Newton (Heisman Winner,Rookie sensation,etc.) FALCONS-Matt Ryan (Playoff Performer) RAMS-Sam Bradford (He better not get hurt) 49ERS-Colin Kaepernick (Read-Option) SEAHAWKS-Russell Wilson (Great Rookie Year) CARDINALS- Carson Palmer (They trade for him so he can go back to Heisman form)
Is there any way that we can get rid of Jay Cutler?
As a packers I say keep him.But in all honesty he is not a terrible QB he is in my top 20 for starting QB's1. Aaron Rodgers2-3 Tom Brady and Peyton Manning4. Andrew Luck5. Ben Roethlishberger6. Philp Rivers7. Drew Brees8. Russel Wilson9. Matt Ryan10. Cam Newton11. Ryan Tannenhill12. Colin Kaepernick13. Alex Smith14. Joe Flacco15. Mathew Stafford16. Eli Manning17. Tony Romo18. Andy Dalton19. Jay Cutler20. Nick Foles21. Kyle Orton22. Teddy Bridgewater23. Brain Hoyernot anyone above him is availible if you want a better QB. You need to draft one or get EJ Manuel or Kirk Cousins/RG3 and take the risk and delevelope them. If you want him gone houston might take him for nothing.
Are NFL quarterbacks smart?
Each NFL player takes the Wonderlic Test.The average per position.Center – 25Quarterback – 24Guard – 23Tight end – 22Safety – 19Linebacker – 19Cornerback – 18Wide receiver – 17Fullback – 17Halfback – 16The Overall average for a football player is 20.You be the judge if intelligence will be a factor, and if the Wonderlick Test is a way one can determine intelligence. Some Scores of QBsRyan Fitzpatrick (48)Greg McElroy (43)Blaine Gabbert (42)Alex Smith (40)Eli Manning (39)Matt Flynn (38)Matthew Stafford (38)Colin Kaepernick (38)Andrew Luck (37)Tony Romo (37)Sam Bradford (36)Christian Ponder (35)Aaron Rodgers (35)Ryan Tannehill (34)Kirk Cousins (33)Tom Brady (33)Matt Ryan (32)Johnny Manziel (32)Matt Schaub (31)Phillip Rivers (30)Andy Dalton (29)Nick Foles (29)Drew Brees (28)Kevin Kolb (28)EJ Manuel (28)Mark Sanchez (28)Russell Wilson (28)Peyton Manning (28)Joe Flacco (27)Josh Freeman (27)Brandon Weeden (27)Jay Cutler (26)Carson Palmer (26)Ben Roethlisberger (25)Russell Wilson (24)Robert Griffin III (24)Tim Tebow (22)Cam Newton (21)Jake Locker (20)Dan Marino (15)Vince Young (6)A complete list of QBs and the Wonderlic Scores!
Do you plan on watching the NFL season in 2018?
I disagree with Scott. I watched football from 2005–2013, never missing a week. However, these days the teams don’t play as much defense as they used to. That’s why I stopped watching every week. In 2014 I probably watched 3 games the whole year, then 2 playoff games, then the super bowl. In 2015, I watched no games and barely tuned in for the super bowl. Then my favorite player, Peyton Manning retired. In 2016, I didn’t watch any games or the super bowl. I was focused on other things that year, not the NFL. However, I did watch the Packers beat the Cowboys in the playoffs (lol). I ended up missing the Super Bowl because I didn’t want to see the Patriots winning it. Then in 2017, I watched a few games here and there, but they were really bad games compared to the NFL of the ’00s and early ‘10s.The reality is this: the teams don’t play as well as they used to. You have Pittsburgh-Baltimore games that end 38–39. Since when does either of those teams allow 38 or 39 points? That doesn’t make sense. And now, with all the hoopla about the flag and anthem, I can’t stand watching football. I lost interest way before the Colin Kaepernick incident. I didn’t even like CK, so I’m definitely not boycotting because of him. I just stopped watching because they don’t play defense anymore.Will I watch in 2018? I probably won’t waste my time watching in 2018. I already have plans to go to Atlanta for the Super Bowl. Not to actually go to the Super Bowl, but to be there the same day as the Super Bowl. I wanna see how it is over there when they host the Super Bowl because I used to hang out on the streets there and would love to see the atmosphere when the Super Bowl is hosted there. It’s gonna be the first time a Super Bowl is hosted in a city I’ve lived in. So I’m going. As far as watching, I might watch a game or two on Sunday night, because I love Chris Collinsworth. I might also watch a game on CBS if Tony Romo is calling the game. However, I’m not gonna watch the whole season like I did from 2005–2013 because they just don’t play good defense anymore.
Great Athlete Debates: What are the best eras of NFL quarterback talent?
Right now.Historically, at any given time, about 10 people on the planet can play quarterback really well.But today? It's crazy!If I ask you to name the top 10 QBs in the NFL, right now, is Matthew Stafford even on the list? And that dude threw for over 5,000 yards two seasons ago!How about Cam Newton? Hetook over the league as a rookie, putting up 35 TDs (21 passing, 14 rushing) -- and he wouldn't be a Top 10 QB right now.Do RG3, Russell Wilson or Andrew Luck even make the Top 10 cut?It's something like this...ELITE (7)Brady, Brees, Flacco, Roethlisberger, Rodgers, P. Manning, E. ManningGOOD TO VERY GOOD (AND MANY STILL IMPROVING) (16)Stafford, Cam Newton, Ryan, Rivers, RG3, Luck, Kaepernick, R. Wilson, Cutler, Dalton, Schaub, A. Smith, Romo, Vick, Freeman, BradfordSHAKYPonder, Palmer, Fitz, Locker, Tanneyhill, Sanchez, Weeden, GabbertBut today? More than 20 teams feel they can win with their quarterback -- and depending on how Ponder, Tanneyhill, Locker, Weeden and Gabbert pan out or don't), it could be as many as 28 of 32 teams liking their QB... and that doesn't even include whichever teams take Geno Smith, Barkley, Manuel, Wilson, Nassib, etc. in the draft.Mark Sanchez went to two AFC Title games in his first three seasons -- and he is clearly a bottom 10 in the league startign QB right now.That's how good QB play is today.Take the top seven guys above, plus 5-7 in that next group, and we may be watching 12-14 eventual Hall of Fame quarterbacks right now.