When teams draft a Quarterback, even in the first round, they know they’re not getting a finished product. Even once-in-a-generation prospects like Andrew Luck, Peyton Manning, and John Elway faced a steep learning curve. The bottom line is that coaches believe in their abilities to mold raw talent into competitive players and that is exactly why Doug Marrone and the Bills took E.J. Manuel at #16 overall in the 2013 NFL Draft. No QB in this class has more physical talent. The size, speed, and arm strength combined with the Bills’ evaluation of his motivation, commitment, and desire to learn gave them the confidence to invest in what Manuel will be more than the player he is right now. Continue reading
-
-
Recent
- The Logic Behind the E.J. Manuel Pick and Why It Makes So Much Sense
- Fisher a Perfect Fit in KC
- Trade Rumors: Who Would Atlanta Move Up to Get?
- Giant Corners: the Future of NFL Defenses
- 2013 NFL Mock Draft v7.0
- 2013 NFL Mock Draft v6.0
- The Chiefs’ Revolving Door at #1
- Draft Strategy 101: Crafting the Perfect Approach
- Measuring the “Intangibles”
- Why Geno Smith is the Only Option for the Chiefs at #1
Most Popular
Categories