surprised he's being touted so highly.  he's damaged goods and you never pay full price for that.

Masked, the pros miss on high QB picks much more than they hit. I wish Bradford all the best and hope he's smart enough (I'm thinking he is) to get as much of his salary guaranteed as possible. I still remember Randy Hughes who had that dislocated shoulder snapping in and out of place problem until his short career was over. Wonder what Randy (super nice guy) is doing now?

Picker, I love the fifty-fifty prediction, can't go wrong there.
Ken's head is empty as OSU's Big 12 football trophy case.

Not a prayer of taking him in the top 3, 5, 10 or really in the first round.  There are tons of QBs who come out of college who are physically gifted and talented enough to play QB in the NFL.  How many of them crash and burn?  Joey Harrington, Heath Shuler, Akili Smith, Ryan Leaf, etc.  The list is VERY LONG.  QBs who are successful in the NFL can read defenses...and quickly.  Peyton Manning, Tom Brady, Brett Favre, Drew Brees can progress through their 4 receiver sets in 2.5 seconds and make the right decision on who to throw to.  Sam Bradford has not done that.  He hasn't been asked to do that.  OU is usually so much more physically talented at the skill positions than the defenses they are playing against, the primary target is usually open enough that any QB with average physical skills can hit them.  Close watch of Sam Bradford when he plays and he usually zeroes in on a WR from the snap.  I have yet to see him look off of a receiver or bait a CB or safety into thinking he is throwing one way and going back the other way.  In the NFL, QBs who don't look safeties off usually end up with double-digit INT figures each season.  Ask Jay Cutler...who has a big arm, is fairly accurate, and who can move around.

Somebody is sure to take a gamble on Bradford in the third or fourth round.  And somebody is just as sure to lose.  Say hello to Colt Brennan II. Pre-season wonder. Regular season wonder why.

What's Clausen, five=eight?He throws like he's short.Buster: Thank you very much for your analysis of my 50-50 pick. I gave it much thought.DCood: That's the point, I wouldn't take any quarterback from this group too high. But then you get down to the Redskins keeping that guy who has never done a thing or taking a chance on Bradford. Great as his arm is, it's a worrisome choice. Remember when air almost knocked him out at Colorado? 

By the way..that Colorado game you reference was 3 years ago...His RS Fresh year.  Go back and look at some Vince Young tapes from his Freshman year...you are a hack.

I think BLA must be blind and going off what his 8 year old nephew was telling him.

Bottom line:  Nobody who needs a QB wants to have to explain to their fans why they passed on a Heisman Trophy winning QB with size and an accurate cannon.

I wish Bradford the best, but it might be excrutiating to watch him play in the NFL. I don't see him being picked top 5.

Mr. Picker, Bradford has a 50-50 chance of playing as many minutes in the NFL as the last Heisman Trophy owner who attended OU.  And that is good because when Josh goes to Arizona, Coach Bob will need a replacement and he adores QB's who came through the program.

wk with great words of wisdom from his crystal ball.

Sam will go first round but will not be able to play at the next level.  Sensory over load, absolutely no ability to survive more than 3.5 seconds in the pocket coupled with no out of pocket experience, inability to swiftly execute a 5-7 step drop while under center, and game speed on Sunday's will hamper Sam's ability to perform.  Love him but he's a bust my man...

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