Sports Illustrated projection

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(09-07-2015, 12:28 PM)grampahol Wrote: McCarron would then be the first Alabama QB to be worth spit in the NFL for quite some time. Bold? I'm not quite sure it's bold unless you spell bold as LOL.

By that logic .... AD doing it would be the first TCU QB in history to be worth spit.

Or Big Ben being the first Miami QB to be worth spit
Or Rodgers being the first Cal QB to ......
Or Tom Brady the first Michigan QB
Or Russel Wilson the first Wisconsin OR NC State QB
Or Peyton Manning the first TN QB
Or Drew Brees the first Purdue QB
Or Colin Kaepernick the first Nevada QB
Or Joe Flacco the 2nd (Rich Gannon was the 1st) Delaware QB
Or Eli the first Ole Miss QB
Or Donovan Mcnabb the first Syracuse QB
Or Rex Grossman the first FL QB
Or Kurt Warner the first U of Northern Iowa QB
Or Hasselbeck the first BC QB
Or Kerry Collins the first PSU QB
Or Steve McNair the first Alcorn State QB
Or Jake Del Homme to be the first U of Louisiana Lafayette
Or Dilfer to be the first Cal State Freson QB
Or Steve Young the first BYU QB



Going by Superbowl appearances, no school seems to turn out QBs more than once or twice EVER. In fact, looking at the NFL in any sort of recent scope, there isn't a single college football program that has consistently put out big time NFL talent. So, I guess it comes down to the individual player then, doesn't it? Or, do you have some sort of goofy ax to grind on Alabama in general? 

Have I made my point clear enough that the "This QB from such and such school can't be any good or go to a Superbowll" argument doesn't need to be put out as some sort of smart thing to say? I hope so.