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If I remember correctly, Brohm was supposed to be the most NFL-ready QB that year. As value in the second round and without a backup QB to Rodgers, it made perfect sense. Brohm just ended up being awful. Or had an awfully good PR firm.No longer the member of any fan clubs. I'm tired of jinxing players out of the league and into obscurity.
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I don't think I ever heard what really happened with him. The previous year, he was the top, or at least among the top rated QB's. Remember, that was the Jamarcus and Brady Quinn year. He returned for his senior season, and I don't know what happened to make his status fall off, but I know it was pretty much accepted that he had slipped...a lot.Originally posted by Smidgeon View PostIf I remember correctly, Brohm was supposed to be the most NFL-ready QB that year. As value in the second round and without a backup QB to Rodgers, it made perfect sense. Brohm just ended up being awful. Or had an awfully good PR firm.--
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I think Bobby Petrino left Louisville for the Falcons and the offense went with him. Turns out, apparently, that Brohm was just a system QB playing against weak competition. Pretty easy to hit guys that are 10 yards open even with a noodle arm.Originally posted by Guiness View PostI don't think I ever heard what really happened with him. The previous year, he was the top, or at least among the top rated QB's. Remember, that was the Jamarcus and Brady Quinn year. He returned for his senior season, and I don't know what happened to make his status fall off, but I know it was pretty much accepted that he had slipped...a lot.
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Which goes to show how much of a crap shoot it is picking QBs! There is a thread on footballsfuture.com where they listed the worst QB draft classes and it is remarkable how many teams picked truly dreadful QBs high and the list of crappy QBs was extensive to be sure. I remember the talking heads on BSPN and the NFLN when we picked Brohm singing he was gonna push Rodgers for the starting job and all that nonsense.Originally posted by Smidgeon View PostIf I remember correctly, Brohm was supposed to be the most NFL-ready QB that year. As value in the second round and without a backup QB to Rodgers, it made perfect sense. Brohm just ended up being awful. Or had an awfully good PR firm.
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I remember the lines about him pushing Rodgers too. Instead, he's with the Las Vegas Locomotives, pushing some guy called Chase Clement.Originally posted by Pugger View PostWhich goes to show how much of a crap shoot it is picking QBs! There is a thread on footballsfuture.com where they listed the worst QB draft classes and it is remarkable how many teams picked truly dreadful QBs high and the list of crappy QBs was extensive to be sure. I remember the talking heads on BSPN and the NFLN when we picked Brohm singing he was gonna push Rodgers for the starting job and all that nonsense.--
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If he'd come out the year before and had gone #1, do you think he'd of had more success than Jamarcus Russel? Quite possibly...Originally posted by Packers4Glory View PostBrohm was looked at as a potential #1 overall pick headed into his final season in college.--
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Probably because Brohm probably actually gave a shit. Ultimately he'd have prolly failed as well because Oakland still had no direction or talent. The coaching there was absolutely horrid. So it wasn't exactly a place a rookie QB could go and grow into anything.Originally posted by Guiness View PostIf he'd come out the year before and had gone #1, do you think he'd of had more success than Jamarcus Russel? Quite possibly...
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