Top 100 Draft Picks

#26
#26
Hmm let me think ho needs a QB in the NFL badly...

Lets start with Atlanta, then we go to Miami, Philly needs one, Carolina needs one, Jets, Chicago, KC, Green Bay (eventually), Baltimore, San Fran, Tampa Bay, St. Louis, Jacksonville, Minnesota, and maybe San Diego.

Comments on my list??
 
#27
#27
Philly doesn't need 1. They have McNabb, and addressed the future QB in last season's draft. The Jets are going to let Clemens get at least a season under his belt before looking. Carolina might draft a guy in the 3rd/4th to groom, because Delhomme is solid when healthy. Green Bay probably still believes in Rodgers, and Jacksonville probably likes Gerrard enough to make a 2nd day pick of a project.

All in all, the only teams probably looking at 1st round QBs are Atlanta, Miami, Chicago, Tampa Bay, and Minnesota.
 
#28
#28
Dont really see why you are surprised that Ainge isnt on the list....He isnt really that good a QB....He has trouble with pressure in college...so imagine him in the NFL with Dwight Freeney, Urlacher, so on and so forth breathing down his neck...he would quickly begin to look like he did in that game against LSU a couple years ago where he lame ducked the pass as he was getting sacked in the endzone and they ran it in for a TD

Agreed. And his supporters want to give you a bunch of stats. Those stats are mostly made up of dump off, screens and short patterns. I'm not even sure Ainge would be listed with the top teir SEC QBs.
 
#29
#29
Ainge has a NFL arm, he will get a chance, no doubt. And yes, I would rank him as a higher prospect than Hefney.
 
#30
#30
Mel Kiper likes him and I would bet he has studied more film than anyone else here, then again, he looks at potential and with an impartial mind set.
 
#31
#31
OK so 5 NFL teams need a QB ASAP So we got out there Brohm, Woodson Colt dude, and Booty. Ainge is way better than Chad Henne #83 on the list, and when it came down to it, a GM would take Ainge when those above have been taken.

With the body, mind, and pedigree that Ainge has, its a no brainer for a GM looking for a backup or a future replacement. Early guess is he goes to Tampa Bay or Minnesota, maybe Chicago, but people in Philly want Mcnabb gone, so maybe there (FYI I hate Philly and there fans)
 
#32
#32
Ok, that draft board is horroble regardless of Ainge or no Ainge the draft board by Rivals was a waiste of time and will not resemble the draft other that the top two. It has many players on it that will go undrafted any draft year such as Chad Henne and a few Kentucky guys. If you must continue talking about it, but it would make Mel Kiper laugh.
 
#33
#33
Philly doesn't need 1. They have McNabb, and addressed the future QB in last season's draft. The Jets are going to let Clemens get at least a season under his belt before looking. Carolina might draft a guy in the 3rd/4th to groom, because Delhomme is solid when healthy. Green Bay probably still believes in Rodgers, and Jacksonville probably likes Gerrard enough to make a 2nd day pick of a project.

All in all, the only teams probably looking at 1st round QBs are Atlanta, Miami, Chicago, Tampa Bay, and Minnesota.

With the body, mind, and pedigree that Ainge has, its a no brainer for a GM looking for a backup or a future replacement. Early guess is he goes to Tampa Bay or Minnesota, maybe Chicago, but people in Philly want Mcnabb gone, so maybe there (FYI I hate Philly and there fans)

Well, you can scratch Philly off of that list because they drafted Kolb in the second round (36th overall pick) last year. More than likely, they will not use a high draft pick 2 years in a row on a QB.

And don't even mention Ainge in Chicago. The fans would destroy him on draft day and would end his career be fore it even starts.

That leaves ATL, Chicago, Tampa, Miami, and Minnesota as possible teams that would draft a QB in the 1st round, with Ainge not even getting consideration in Chicago.
 
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