FinSinceBirth said:First of all, I am neither a Young supporter or a Leinhart supporter. I am personally indifferent to both because we have no chance at getting them.
But I do however find some flaws with your argument that I must point out.
Both of these are completely irrelevant when judging Qb's. Honestly, how many of the great qb's who are in the NFL right now have won national titles.
Peyton Manning didn't.
Matt Hasselback didn't.
Brady didn't.
Eli didn't
Delhomme didn't. (you can probably argue he isn't the best, but he seems to be settled in carolina.)
And I'm pretty sure Palmer didn't
Etc. Etc. I'm too tired to think of the other Qb's in the Nfl. But tell me at least five current good starters who have won the big show.
Also, how many of those Qb's can you name who were heisman winners..
Palmer is the only one.
Now tell me how many of those Heisman winners were total flops.
As for this it must be an exaggeration, because your age lists you as 31. If you have been studying Qb's for twenty years, that would mean you have been studying them since you were 11. And I doubt that is true.
The point about winning a Heisman and 3 National Titles, was tied to the fact that Leinart is a winner, which you would have realised, had you have read the quote correctly.
As for the age thing, I lied. It's 19 years. I got my first Joel Buchsbaum draft book ahead of the 1986 draft and in it were indicators of how to evaluate talent. Within 2 years I was writing for a magazine in the UK ahead of the draft, evaluating players.
Geez, I'm getting bored of having to explain myself to people like you.