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Old 01-21-2013, 08:52 AM   #1
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Default 'elite' QB a dying breed?

with the way the pendulum has swung to favor the passing game, does it make it easier for lesser QB's to execute at a higher level?

its starting to seem like a weight lifting competition where the maximum weight is 100lbs.......
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Oh come on. Just because our elite QB isn't winning big games doesn't mean that there are no elite QBs. There are several great and even elite QBs in the league.
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Default Re: 'elite' QB a dying breed?

How would elite QBs die actually? Doesn't the bum who executes well and wins games become an elite QB at one point?
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