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Best Young NFL QB? (It's MAHOMES)

View Poll Results: BEST "Rookie" QB upcoming 2013 season? (RG3, Wilson, Luck, Kaepernick)

Robert Griffin III

21 8.90%

Russell Wilson

64 27.12%

Colin Kaepernick

42 17.80%

Andrew Luck

109 46.19%

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07-12-2013 , 01:44 PM

#151

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Is the question who will have the best year or most wins? SEA has the best team of the 4.

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07-12-2013 , 01:54 PM

#152

Assani Fisher

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Originally Posted by A-Rod's Cousin

RG3 got jacked the **** up running when he went near the sideline but tried to stay in for .3 extra yards.

I know Wilson has a strong arm, too.

Haven't paid attention to off-season stuff so I didn't know about Crabtree.

He tried to stay in because it was 3rd and goal from the 3 yard line in the 3rd quarter of a tied game that was seemingly very important for their playoff hopes(they were 2-2 at the time). Your post, particularly the bolded, makes it seem like he was risking injury carelessly when in reality it was a super important spot.

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07-12-2013 , 01:58 PM

#153

A-Rod's Cousin

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I think he also got jacked the **** up once when he lined up at WR and went for a deep pass along the sideline. Point is, RG3 certainly got jacked up outside the pocket. Wook made it sound like he didn't get hurt outside the pocket, which is obviously wrong.

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07-12-2013 , 02:27 PM

#154

Searix

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Originally Posted by Richard Tanner

Is the question who will have the best year or most wins? SEA has the best team of the 4.

a mix of both

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07-12-2013 , 07:46 PM

#155

warchant09

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Originally Posted by Richard Tanner

Is the question who will have the best year or most wins? SEA has the best team of the 4.

niners winning the nfc west no doubt

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07-12-2013 , 08:32 PM

#156

cash mahne

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Originally Posted by Thamel18

I went with the Ru$tler because he has by far the best stuff around him : A possible All-Pro RB & WR and a daunting defense to back him up.

And Kaep has a damn good OLine, RBs, Defense and way better coaches than Rustle.

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07-12-2013 , 08:36 PM

#157

Thamel18

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I sort of was ignoring Kaep when I was mentioning that (NOT EVEN A ROOKIE QB LAST YR YOU GUYZ!), but you're totally right. I think the RB situation is a wash (Lynch and Turbin vs. Gore/LMJ & co.) or minor. When you look at the supporting staff or RG3/Future GOAT vs the Ru$tler and Kap, it's not much of a comparison.

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07-12-2013 , 08:50 PM

#158

loK2thabrain

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Originally Posted by capone0

ZOMG, 11 wins playoff team after 2 win team means Luck is the GOAT.

Good god, man. From "meh" to "damn impressive" in two posts, to mockingly saying he's the GOAT.

Might want to take a forum break. I remember you being a solid poster...

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07-12-2013 , 08:58 PM

#159

BillNye

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Originally Posted by cash mahne

And Kaep has a damn good OLine, RBs, Defense and way better coaches than Rustle.

Is Harbs > Pete? I am inclined to think Pete is pretty elite after his aggressive calls @ATL in the playoffs.

Overall I think SEA + SF are arguably the 2 most talented rosters. SF D is particularly loaded but I have a hard time agreeing SF is better at "OL / RB / Defense" when SEA really took it to them last yr.

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07-12-2013 , 09:40 PM

#160

Dudd

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Jimmy Harbs both beats that ass and gets it mad in the process, I got him >>>>>> than Petey

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07-12-2013 , 10:41 PM

#161

StoppedRainingMen

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harbaugh's the best coach in the NFL not named BB (i don't actually believe BB is better but i'll never be able to convince anyone to the contrary so i'm not gonna bother trying)

plus harbaugh's only lost to carroll once between stanford and the niners iirc

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07-13-2013 , 12:11 AM

#162

iggymcfly

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No way is Harbaugh one of the top two coaches in the NFL. Here's the correct list.

1. Chip Kelly
2. Sean Payton
3. Bill Belichick

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07-13-2013 , 12:15 AM

#163

vixticator

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Originally Posted by iggymcfly

No way is Harbaugh one of the top two coaches in the NFL. Here's the correct list.

1. Chip Kelly
2. Sean Payton
3. Bill Belichick

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07-13-2013 , 12:24 AM

#164

iggymcfly

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Being smart > being dumb when you're a head coach. Chip Kelly's the only coach in the NFL that's not dumb. This will give him a huge tactical advantage.

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07-13-2013 , 12:41 AM

#165

StoppedRainingMen

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iggy'd

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07-13-2013 , 01:22 AM

#166

Searix

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where does cam rank among those 4 iggy

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07-13-2013 , 01:37 AM

#167

powder_8s

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Originally Posted by Richard Tanner

Is the question who will have the best year or most wins? SEA has the best team of the 4.

Sea was a "Flail Mary" from being on the playoff bubble. They beat a Skins team with an injured RG3 in the playoffs. I have a hard time seeing them survive the 5 game stretch of Atl, Min, New Orleans, SF, NYG. I don't think they will make the playoffs.

Luck joined a bad team in Indy and had a solid rookie season playing in a pro style offense. Luck looks like the best long term prospect of all young QB's in the NFL. Indy looks to have an easy schedule and is likely to make the playoffs.

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07-13-2013 , 03:31 AM

#168

StoppedRainingMen

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relatively uneducated prediction on records (assuming RG3 is healthy week 1):

colts: 11-5
seahawks: 13-3
redskins: 9-7
49ers: 13-3

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07-13-2013 , 07:20 PM

#169

Searix

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Originally Posted by StoppedRainingMen

relatively uneducated prediction on records (assuming RG3 is healthy week 1):

colts: 11-5
seahawks: 13-3
redskins: 9-7
49ers: 13-3

Colts nowhere near 11-5

One of Seahawks/49ers likely regresses to just over .500

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07-13-2013 , 07:53 PM

#170

TalkingDonkey

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chip kelly should be about as high on the list as it's possible to be for a coach who's never coached in the NFL before

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07-13-2013 , 08:12 PM

#171

iggymcfly

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Originally Posted by powder_8s

Seahawks were the #1 team in the entire NFL according to Sagarin last year despite Russell Wilson not really learning the QB position until halfway through the season. They should CRUSH this year.

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07-13-2013 , 08:20 PM

#172

StoppedRainingMen

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Originally Posted by Searix

Colts nowhere near 11-5

One of Seahawks/49ers likely regresses to just over .500

looking at the colts schedule i think denver, sf, seattle and 1 of the texans games will be losses

the other 12:

v oakland
v miami
@ jacksonville
@ san diego
v st. louis
@ tennessee
@ arizona
v tennessee
v houston
@ kansas city
v jacksonville

they could (should) go 12-4 but accounting for 1 inexplicable loss you have 11-5

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07-13-2013 , 08:22 PM

#173

MrWookie

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v Miami and v STL are both pretty loseable. KC is probably being underrated, too. That said, that's a sweet, sweet schedule compared to what most teams have to face.

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07-13-2013 , 08:25 PM

#174

SMIGLET

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Originally Posted by iggymcfly

Being smart > being dumb when you're a head coach. Chip Kelly's the only coach in the NFL that's not dumb. This will give him a huge tactical advantage.

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