Is it just me or is the quality of QB's out there to recruit not quite on par with other positions? Does that make sense?

I grade players based on the position.. trying to compare QBs to RBs or DBs to DLs is not going to give you any valuable information.

A top D2 QB might be mid-high 40s while a top RB will be high 50s low 60s. It doesnt mean the QB is worse then the RB they are justed rated differently.

QBs look worse than they are. little guys get little ratings

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So Bagchucker, does mean that the actual definition of a quarterback = FB divided by 4 ?

Posted by mojolad on 3/29/2017 5:35:00 PM (view original):
So Bagchucker, does mean that the actual definition of a quarterback = FB divided by 4 ?

Lawlz. This made me smile.

laugh if you must

my numbers say QB = FB / pi

but you do your own



don't forget to account for the drunken irish

You say Pi, I say 3.14 . You say tomayto , I say tamahto ........ potayto, potahto ...........

Posted by bagchucker on 3/29/2017 8:07:00 PM (view original):
laugh if you must

my numbers say QB = FB / pi

but you do your own



don't forget to account for the drunken irish

Why take a shot at my people? Sad...sad...hand me a beer before I say anything I might regret...

Posted by holdaway on 3/29/2017 10:34:00 PM (view original):

Posted by bagchucker on 3/29/2017 8:07:00 PM (view original):
laugh if you must

my numbers say QB = FB / pi

but you do your own



don't forget to account for the drunken irish

Why take a shot at my people? Sad...sad...hand me a beer before I say anything I might regret...

Testy, testy.....

He didn't say all Irish were drunk....he just said that some Irish were drunk! Geez all the snowflakes these days take things so personally! LOL

dankebe....in direct answer to your question, the APPEARANCE is that QBs are not as highly "rated" as other positions. If you strictly look at "ratings", you typically get DL, RB, and OL as the highest "rated" players....but that is all bullshit. The ratings only matter when compared within positions. Its all "relative".

Thanks everyone, that helps.