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HAHAHAHA!! come onnn jrry32, how awesome would it be seeing him link up with Austin on a nice TD bomb and then seeing all our young guys and Manziel showing swag and confidence in the endzone. I think for such a young team like us, we could use a qb who is outspoken and arrogant (in a positive way).
Don't get me wrong, I was a HUGE Bradford fan when he came out (truthfully I cried in sheer joy when his selection announcement was made), bought his jersey, the whole nine yards, because I thought we had drafted our franchise quarterback, but every time I want to root for the guy, something inside just screams average. I know that may rub some the wrong way but I expected him to be a lot more consistent and lighting up the league. Now I know he hasn't had many pieces around him and many mediocre olines, but a guy like him in his draft position should not be having many people questioning his future with the team. I have made it a point not to share here or in the "other" forum my feelings towards Bradford, but I think this injury has created a perfect storm to see what else we can add to the position that could benefit us in the long run. The guy has the smarts, the work ethic, and the skillset to be a top 5 qb, but for one reason or another when he steps out on the field, the game awareness and IT factor don't consistently show up. BELIEVE ME, I want more than anything for Bradford to be an all-pro qb, even an above average Flacco-like qb, but my gut tells me if he hasn't gotten it done in his first few years, then what makes you think he will suddenly develop the characteristics to make him an elite qb? Fire away boys if you will!!
eek::juiced:I'm ready!! haha
Last 16 games:
28 TDs
11 Ints
"It" factor(which doesn't exist) has nothing to do with his "struggles".