Colt Brennan: Could we develop him?

TheNef77 · 2011-02-12T19:23:49-08:00

I always felt he was better than Matt Ryan in that draft which he proved that pre-season, but Ryan got to grow with exp. while Zorn made this guy rot on the bench. The Zorn situation was a mess which is why he got fired. QB's are supposed to make reads and throws and that's what Colt can do. It's stupid how they can say: - He's a system QB when Bradford, Flacco, and McCoy came from the spread. Didn't hear that about them huh? - he was poor in the Sugar Bowl. Name one QB that can do well against a 8-7 man coverage and 2 seconds to throw? - he's from the WAC when he lit up Boise, Purdue, ASU, and Oregon State in his Jr. year. Tell me who Flacco did well against in the FCS? - he has a weird release. Funny that doesn't apply to Romo when in every offseason the media favors the Cowboys huh? Let's go Harbaugh, pick this guy up and develop him. I'm not saying to start him this year. He could be a backup plan in case the draft pick stinks it up this year.

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Feb 12, 2011 at 7:32 PM

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we can let this develop in nfl talk.

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