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I know Brodie will do great at KC. Hearing that he is the most talented QB on the roster certaintly excites me. I can't wait to see Brodie play on Sundays.
 
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We'll see. I wish Brodie well, but in his very brief appearances so far in the NFL he's looked rather horrid...

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To pump a little sunshine: He has completed 5 of his 7 career passes to fellow human beings, his first pass did end up being a TD and the fact that he's only been sacked once can't be anything but positive.
 
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WPtider said:
To pump a little sunshine: He has completed 5 of his 7 career passes to fellow human beings, his first pass did end up being a TD and the fact that he's only been sacked once can't be anything but positive.
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yeah but it has to hurt knowing you've scored more points for the foes than your own team :biggrin:

but I think Brody will be great in the pros, especially considering he will be behind a line that actually blocks...
 
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Nice article. I'd really like to see Brodie become an NFL success story.

Truthfully, though, I'll be amazed if he's ever a full-time NFL starter. I guess I remember too vividly overthrown, wide open wide receivers, five yards behind the nearest defender, and floated swing passes in the backfield that went for losses when the defensive guy got there right when the ball did.

It'd suit me fine to be totally wrong!
 
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I started a thread saying "Croyle will be the next Tom Brady" referring to him being a low draft pick who ends up an excellent quarterback back in 05'. Everyone laughed at me, we'll see.
 
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At times , there are some that seem to almost desire failure for Croyle .:conf2:
 
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LCN said:
At times , there are some that seem to almost desire failure for Croyle .:conf2:
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I don't think that's the case at all - I just think that many have a realistic view of his abilities. He has an amazing arm, and when he is 'on', watch out. But for every game we saw BC light it up, we saw three where he played rather pedastrian, or worse.

I'd LOVE to see him blossom in the NFL, but considering his hype/performance ratio at Bama, I'll just wait and see...
 
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FortyYearFan said:
Nice article. I'd really like to see Brodie become an NFL success story.

Truthfully, though, I'll be amazed if he's ever a full-time NFL starter. I guess I remember too vividly overthrown, wide open wide receivers, five yards behind the nearest defender, and floated swing passes in the backfield that went for losses when the defensive guy got there right when the ball did.

It'd suit me fine to be totally wrong!
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Brodie's overthrows were pretty frustrating, but I think they were mainly the result of him just trying to get them launched before he got creamed. Probably throws your timing off when you can't set your feet and are off balance. I expect him to do better in the NFL unless the Chiefs hire Bob Connelly. :eek:
 
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TommyMac said:
Brodie's overthrows were pretty frustrating, but I think they were mainly the result of him just trying to get them launched before he got creamed. Probably throws your timing off when you can't set your feet and are off balance. I expect him to do better in the NFL unless the Chiefs hire Bob Connelly. :eek:
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I agree, It's hard to stand in the pocket when there isn't one
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I wish Brodie all the best at KC.

RTR
 
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crimsonaudio said:
I don't think that's the case at all - I just think that many have a realistic view of his abilities.
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Didn't you post the first "negative side" post?

He has an amazing arm, and when he is 'on', watch out. But for every game we saw BC light it up, we saw three where he played rather pedastrian, or worse.
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Again, with the negativity.

I'd LOVE to see him blossom in the NFL, but considering his hype/performance ratio at Bama, I'll just wait and see...
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Hype? Brodie hyped? Really? Overcoming knee reconstruction, being sacked and hurried like no other QB I've seen at Alabama and still taking the team to a New Year's day bowl while the team was on probation his whole career. You call that hype?

Did Brodie steal your girlfriend or something?

I'd hate to see what you have to say about JPW.
 
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NOSty said:
Didn't you post the first "negative side" post?
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I suppose you would view it that way. I tend to think of it as a realistic view of his time at bama.

Brodie hyped? Really? Overcoming knee reconstruction, being sacked and hurried like no other QB I've seen at Alabama and still taking the team to a New Year's day bowl while the team was on probation his whole career. You call that hype?
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I call the hype surrounding him before he came to and whil ehe was at Bama to be just that, yes.

And no, I don't give him credit for 2005, any more than I give credit to CMS for 05 - you can thank CJK and the amazing defense he fielded.

Did Brodie steal your girlfriend or something?
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Do you really have to resort to personal jabs to make your point?

I'd hate to see what you have to say about JPW.
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I rather like JPW. Not overly hyped before coming to Bama, played at a high level in HS, and he's come along and done a remarkable job in his first year, as a sophomore. Yes, even breaking many of the passing records BC set.

Please let's not make this personal. I like BC and appreciate his time at Bama, I just don't see him as the next great NFL QB. I sure hope I'm wrong.
 
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