who is faster?

kuhlmann

Drew Bledsoe or Brady Quinn... top 5 pick? umm raiders and lions might want to take a lineman!

perkdog

Brady Quinn by a long shot. Not even close. The only Person slower than Bledsoe was Bernie "walking on stilts" Kosar.

TheGuy

Brady Quinn may be a good bet as the fastest.

joestalin

Ill line up Byron Leftwich against Bledsoe in a slow man contest.

JS

iamthegreatcornholio

I'll put my money on continental drift.

stevek

<< <i>I'll put my money on continental drift. >>




I think Continental played for the Packers didn't he?

ziggy29

I've seen Quinn get out of the pocket, which is mostly more than I can say for Bledsoe. The problem is that when he's rushed out of the pocket, he's not very accurate and makes questionable decisions. It's easy to pass for 600 yards, 12 TDs and no INTs against Army with no pass rush. That's not what you see against LSU, Michigan and USC and it's not what he'd see in the NFL.

kuhlmann

i was joking in case you guys took me serious...

stevek

<<< i was joking in case you guys took me serious... >>>

Yes but I'm not - I've been checking all day the NFL websites and stats and team history guides, and I can't locate this guy Drift that iamthegreatcornholio referred to. Might of been the Chicago Bears he played for?

goose3

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<< <i>I'll put my money on continental drift. >>




I think Continental played for the Packers didn't he? >>




Naw...he played for the Plate Tectonics.

stevek

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<< <i>I'll put my money on continental drift. >>




I think Continental played for the Packers didn't he? >>




Naw...he played for the Plate Tectonics. >>




Of course...one of those old NFL teams that split apart. LOL

detroitfan2

This reminds me of a funny (or at least I think it's funny) "slow" story. A few years back, a local Detroit sports talk show host decided he was going to run the Detroit Free Press Marathon. So he basically yapped all summer about how he was training hard and all this stuff. The day came, and the guy did finish (his name escapes me). The next day, the guy's partner on the air lists the "official" final 4 finishers in the marathon, in no particular order. They were: the radio host, Aaron Gibson (at that time about a 350 lb lineman for the Lions), Rosa Parks (a local civil rights hero who has since passed away, but she was about 85 years old at the time), and Larry Murphy (at the time a defenseman for the Red Wings).

I always got a kick out of the fact that he lumped in Larry Murphy (a HOF defenseman) with Aaron Gibson and Rosa Parks. Needless to say, Larry was known for being a bit slow in his later years, but he still did the job on the ice regardless.