A very interesting section of the current NFL QB ratings

Just look at rank #s 63 through 66.

Finished laughing hysterically/sobbing inconsolably/banging your head against the nearest hard surface?

Sooooo... are the 2010 Carolina Panthers the worst team in NFL history at evaluating quarterback talent, or has our anemic passing offense just annihilated the promising seasons of four innocent quarterbacks? You be the judge.

(For an extra chuckle, take a peak at #67)

Special shout out to the thread on another site that brought this to my attention.

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Oh man...

That’s horrible, but oh so funny

by aceofsween on Nov 24, 2010 3:52 PM EST reply actions

That's fantastically sad...

I know there’s a smaller sampling for Pike, but it’s kind of ironic that he’s the best-rated Carolina QB. Love how all of the Carolina QBs are listed in a row…what are the odds of that? Ugh…what I wouldn’t give for a decent O-line and QB. Once you get past coordinators/coaching and get to the guys on the field, I still blame the O-line for most of our problems – including the QB position. It’s kind of hard to get some decent throws out when you spend half of the time of possession with your body planted in the turf following sack after sack.

by jamiedk on Nov 26, 2010 8:35 AM EST reply actions

I think this is a perfect example..

Of why we shouldn’t be judging Clausen, or anyone else on the roster, this year. I don’t really believe that all of the guys on our roster are that close in skill. I believe they’ve all been presented the same situation with the same broken plays and had the same outcome. It would take an elite QB to overcome our situation and produce good numbers. That’s something we do not have, at this point in time.

"'Only problem I have with Armanti is knowing he would have been there 2-3 rounds later.' to which Darin Gantt replies 'Wouldn't have been 1 full round later.'"

by D-Ranged1 on Nov 26, 2010 2:19 PM EST reply actions