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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Deleted member 6794" data-source="post: 897577">It doesn't upset me at all, I'm just surprised that you believe to have figured out a more successful way to evaluate college quarterbacks than NFL personnel.The point being that you use some quarterbacks as example for the perfect way to draft players at the position but conveniently ignore the ones that didn't make it while featuring similar traits as it doesn't fit your narrative.You act like those quarterbacks were selected on day three of the draft when in reality none of them were picked later than 12th overall.Actually teams would benefit the most of selecting a pro ready quarterback who they can take advantage of while he's still on his rookie deal.Favre never figured out a way to keep those interceptions at a reasonable level afterwards either.Josh Allen was drafted to a team that made the playoffs the previous season while the Browns didn't win a single game before selecting Mayfield.While the Chargers were 5-11 in 2019 they were competitive most of the season, finishing with a scoring margin of only minus-8. The Bengals only won two games.So no, they weren't developed in similar situations.</blockquote>

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