Questions about Colt McCoy...

Originally posted by jreff22:

Originally posted by 49ersalldaway126:

Originally posted by FL9er:
As I said before..........Stafford and Sanchez >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Snead, McCoy, Bradford, Tebow, Robinson, LaFevor (sp), etc.

ok i have a question if stafford and sanchez are that much better than how did bradford and tebow win the heisman and go to the championship game

2000 Chris Weinke
1989 Andre Ware
1993 Charlie Ward
1996 Danny Wuerffel
2003 Jason White
2006 Troy Smith

Just because your a great college QB doesn't mean you will be a great pro QB.

Originally posted by 49ersalldaway126:

Originally posted by jreff22:

Originally posted by 49ersalldaway126:

Originally posted by FL9er:
As I said before..........Stafford and Sanchez >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Snead, McCoy, Bradford, Tebow, Robinson, LaFevor (sp), etc.

ok i have a question if stafford and sanchez are that much better than how did bradford and tebow win the heisman and go to the championship game

2000 Chris Weinke
1989 Andre Ware
1993 Charlie Ward
1996 Danny Wuerffel
2003 Jason White
2006 Troy Smith

Just because your a great college QB doesn't mean you will be a great pro QB.

but it does mean u have a better chance in succeeding in the nfl

Originally posted by jreff22:

Originally posted by 49ersalldaway126:

Originally posted by jreff22:

Originally posted by 49ersalldaway126:

Originally posted by FL9er:
As I said before..........Stafford and Sanchez >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Snead, McCoy, Bradford, Tebow, Robinson, LaFevor (sp), etc.

ok i have a question if stafford and sanchez are that much better than how did bradford and tebow win the heisman and go to the championship game

2000 Chris Weinke
1989 Andre Ware
1993 Charlie Ward
1996 Danny Wuerffel
2003 Jason White
2006 Troy Smith

Just because your a great college QB doesn't mean you will be a great pro QB.

but it does mean u have a better chance in succeeding in the nfl

Most of the Heisman winning QB's have amounted to s**t in the NFL.

Originally posted by hondakillerzx:

Originally posted by jreff22:

Originally posted by 49ersalldaway126:

Originally posted by jreff22:

Originally posted by 49ersalldaway126:

Originally posted by FL9er:
As I said before..........Stafford and Sanchez >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Snead, McCoy, Bradford, Tebow, Robinson, LaFevor (sp), etc.

ok i have a question if stafford and sanchez are that much better than how did bradford and tebow win the heisman and go to the championship game

2000 Chris Weinke
1989 Andre Ware
1993 Charlie Ward
1996 Danny Wuerffel
2003 Jason White
2006 Troy Smith

Just because your a great college QB doesn't mean you will be a great pro QB.

but it does mean u have a better chance in succeeding in the nfl

Most of the Heisman winning QB's have amounted to s**t in the NFL.

there were a few good ones. Roger Staubach, Jim Plunket,Carson Palmer, Doug Flutie and even Vinnie Testaverde. a few heisman runner ups were pretty good too: peyton manning and john elway. it kinda goes both ways, if the guys got it, he's got it, winning a heisman doesnt make some one a bad QB. i thought troy smith woulda been a great nfl QB but he's really short, thats the only reason i think he didnt get drafted till the 5th or 6th

Originally posted by hondakillerzx:

Originally posted by jreff22:

Originally posted by 49ersalldaway126:

Originally posted by jreff22:

Originally posted by 49ersalldaway126:

Originally posted by FL9er:
As I said before..........Stafford and Sanchez >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Snead, McCoy, Bradford, Tebow, Robinson, LaFevor (sp), etc.

ok i have a question if stafford and sanchez are that much better than how did bradford and tebow win the heisman and go to the championship game

2000 Chris Weinke
1989 Andre Ware
1993 Charlie Ward
1996 Danny Wuerffel
2003 Jason White
2006 Troy Smith

Just because your a great college QB doesn't mean you will be a great pro QB.

but it does mean u have a better chance in succeeding in the nfl

Most of the Heisman winning QB's have amounted to s**t in the NFL.

there were a few good ones. Roger Staubach, Jim Plunket,Carson Palmer, Doug Flutie and even Vinnie Testaverde. a few heisman runner ups were pretty good too: peyton manning and john elway. it kinda goes both ways, if the guys got it, he's got it, winning a heisman doesnt make some one a bad QB. i thought troy smith woulda been a great nfl QB but he's really short, thats the only reason i think he didnt get drafted till the 5th or 6th

Originally posted by jreff22:

Originally posted by hondakillerzx:

Originally posted by jreff22:

Originally posted by 49ersalldaway126:

Originally posted by jreff22:

Originally posted by 49ersalldaway126:

Originally posted by FL9er:
As I said before..........Stafford and Sanchez >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Snead, McCoy, Bradford, Tebow, Robinson, LaFevor (sp), etc.

ok i have a question if stafford and sanchez are that much better than how did bradford and tebow win the heisman and go to the championship game

2000 Chris Weinke
1989 Andre Ware
1993 Charlie Ward
1996 Danny Wuerffel
2003 Jason White
2006 Troy Smith

Just because your a great college QB doesn't mean you will be a great pro QB.

but it does mean u have a better chance in succeeding in the nfl

Most of the Heisman winning QB's have amounted to s**t in the NFL.

there were a few good ones. Roger Staubach, Jim Plunket,Carson Palmer, Doug Flutie and even Vinnie Testaverde. a few heisman runner ups were pretty good too: peyton manning and john elway. it kinda goes both ways, if the guys got it, he's got it, winning a heisman doesnt make some one a bad QB. i thought troy smith woulda been a great nfl QB but he's really short, thats the only reason i think he didnt get drafted till the 5th or 6th

Never said that, my point was winning the Heisman doesn't make you the best QB available for the draft. Agree with all your points though.

Originally posted by jreff22:

Originally posted by hondakillerzx:

Originally posted by jreff22:

Originally posted by 49ersalldaway126:

Originally posted by jreff22:

Originally posted by 49ersalldaway126:

Originally posted by FL9er:
As I said before..........Stafford and Sanchez >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Snead, McCoy, Bradford, Tebow, Robinson, LaFevor (sp), etc.

ok i have a question if stafford and sanchez are that much better than how did bradford and tebow win the heisman and go to the championship game

2000 Chris Weinke
1989 Andre Ware
1993 Charlie Ward
1996 Danny Wuerffel
2003 Jason White
2006 Troy Smith

Just because your a great college QB doesn't mean you will be a great pro QB.

but it does mean u have a better chance in succeeding in the nfl

Most of the Heisman winning QB's have amounted to s**t in the NFL.

there were a few good ones. Roger Staubach, Jim Plunket,Carson Palmer, Doug Flutie and even Vinnie Testaverde. a few heisman runner ups were pretty good too: peyton manning and john elway. it kinda goes both ways, if the guys got it, he's got it, winning a heisman doesnt make some one a bad QB. i thought troy smith woulda been a great nfl QB but he's really short, thats the only reason i think he didnt get drafted till the 5th or 6th

Never said that, my point was winning the Heisman doesn't make you the best QB available for the draft. Agree with all your points though.

Originally posted by PTulini:
If it were up to me (I know its not ) I would draft Colt McCoy. He may not have the elite arm strength that so many "experts" fall in love with, but I promise you he has enough to get the job done. I think other than that, he has everything else you look for in a QB. (Tangibles, Intangibles, Accuracy, Leadership...) Plus, with weapons like Crabtree and Vernon Davis, Colt McCoy doesn't need an elite arm. He can throw accurate short and intermediate passes then let his playmakers get the YAC. Perfect QB for the type of offense Coach Singletary wants to implement.

Besides, Can you imagine Colt McCoy and Michael Crabtree in the same offense in stead of against eachother?

Originally posted by Alan Trubow:
After a tough sophomore year, when he threw 18 interceptions, McCoy spent the offseason with Davis going over every play that he could have made a better decision.

Instead of avoiding his mistakes, McCoy attacked them. He immersed himself in his failures to emerge stronger.

That's what helped the trust grow between Davis and McCoy, Davis said.

"I've never known a quarterback as well as I know Colt," Davis said. "Part of that is because he's been starting for so long. And part of that is that's just who he is."

He's the leader of the Longhorns.

Originally posted by Oscar:
My dream scenario: Hire Shannahan to run the WCO in SF and get McCoy. With Crabtree running the slants (he will sign) and Gore running the ball, it will be a much improved offense.

Here's a great article detailing some of McCoy's intangibles:

http://www.statesman.com/sports/content/sports/stories/longhorns/2009/08/30/0830mccoy.html

Originally posted by Alan Trubow:
After a tough sophomore year, when he threw 18 interceptions, McCoy spent the offseason with Davis going over every play that he could have made a better decision.

Instead of avoiding his mistakes, McCoy attacked them. He immersed himself in his failures to emerge stronger.

That's what helped the trust grow between Davis and McCoy, Davis said.

"I've never known a quarterback as well as I know Colt," Davis said. "Part of that is because he's been starting for so long. And part of that is that's just who he is."

He's the leader of the Longhorns.

Originally posted by 49ersalldaway126:
being like alex is not a abd thing the niners just ruined his career they started him on a team with no weapons no o line etc. then when he shows promised a 300 pound fat ass jumps on his shoulder

Originally posted by hondakillerzx:

Originally posted by Oscar:
My dream scenario: Hire Shannahan to run the WCO in SF and get McCoy. With Crabtree running the slants (he will sign) and Gore running the ball, it will be a much improved offense.

Here's a great article detailing some of McCoy's intangibles:

http://www.statesman.com/sports/content/sports/stories/longhorns/2009/08/30/0830mccoy.html

Originally posted by Alan Trubow:
After a tough sophomore year, when he threw 18 interceptions, McCoy spent the offseason with Davis going over every play that he could have made a better decision.

Instead of avoiding his mistakes, McCoy attacked them. He immersed himself in his failures to emerge stronger.

That's what helped the trust grow between Davis and McCoy, Davis said.

"I've never known a quarterback as well as I know Colt," Davis said. "Part of that is because he's been starting for so long. And part of that is that's just who he is."

He's the leader of the Longhorns.

wow, that article is very impressive. Colt's the man, i hope we can end up with him in the draft next year

Originally posted by Oscar:
My dream scenario: Hire Shannahan to run the WCO in SF and get McCoy. With Crabtree running the slants (he will sign) and Gore running the ball, it will be a much improved offense.

Here's a great article detailing some of McCoy's intangibles:

http://www.statesman.com/sports/content/sports/stories/longhorns/2009/08/30/0830mccoy.html

Originally posted by Alan Trubow:
After a tough sophomore year, when he threw 18 interceptions, McCoy spent the offseason with Davis going over every play that he could have made a better decision.

Instead of avoiding his mistakes, McCoy attacked them. He immersed himself in his failures to emerge stronger.

That's what helped the trust grow between Davis and McCoy, Davis said.

"I've never known a quarterback as well as I know Colt," Davis said. "Part of that is because he's been starting for so long. And part of that is that's just who he is."

He's the leader of the Longhorns.

Originally posted by Oscar:
My dream scenario: Hire Shannahan to run the WCO in SF and get McCoy. With Crabtree running the slants (he will sign) and Gore running the ball, it will be a much improved offense.

Here's a great article detailing some of McCoy's intangibles:

http://www.statesman.com/sports/content/sports/stories/longhorns/2009/08/30/0830mccoy.html

Originally posted by Alan Trubow:
After a tough sophomore year, when he threw 18 interceptions, McCoy spent the offseason with Davis going over every play that he could have made a better decision.

Instead of avoiding his mistakes, McCoy attacked them. He immersed himself in his failures to emerge stronger.

That's what helped the trust grow between Davis and McCoy, Davis said.

"I've never known a quarterback as well as I know Colt," Davis said. "Part of that is because he's been starting for so long. And part of that is that's just who he is."

He's the leader of the Longhorns.