Rank the best dual threat QB's in the nation

#29
#29
emainvol said:
I'll give you Big Ben, but how exactly is a guy who backed up Joey Harrington last year supposed to further your argument?
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This isn't a discussion of pro potential. Byron Leftwich was a good college QB. Most of the guys on that list won't do a whole lot in the NFL.
 
#30
#30
chavisut said:
This isn't a discussion of pro potential. Byron Leftwich was a good college QB. Most of the guys on that list won't do a whole lot in the NFL.
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I don't see any other reason for you to have brought their names up then. Byron Leftwich was exactly that, a good college quarterback, in the MAC
 
#31
#31
emainvol said:
I don't see any other reason for you to have brought their names up then. Byron Leftwich was exactly that, a good college quarterback, in the MAC
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He was a good college quarterback, no matter where he played. I see your point though.
 
#34
#34
sickemsmokey10 said:
no. LeFevour out rushed each in the 2 year span. not Grothe's and Jucie's combined
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I would bet any amount of money that if you asked any coach in a BCS conference who they would have a harder time defending if he ran they would say Juice Williams. Except for Pete Carroll, who would say, who is Dan LeFevour?
 
#36
#36
chavisut said:
Ben Roethlisberger and Byron Leftwich
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Yeah, how good did the Bowling Green guys that had such great numbers in the MAC turn out to be? It's a league that plays putrid defense. Pat White would rush for 2,000 yards in that league. Tebow would throw for 4,000.
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#37
#37
As a true "dual-threat", I'd rank Pat White #1. If he stays healthy this year, I think he wins the Heisman.
 
#38
#38
All of them are good the top two or three are great. But, IMO only one will play on Sunday's (at qb). And of course its baby jesus.
 
#40
#40
chavisut said:
Tim Tebow could pass right handed and still be better than White.
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I agree. Tebow's a better passer., and a better overall quarterback...but White's a more electrifying runner...which is why I prefer White as the better "dual-threat" quarterback.
 
#41
#41
Jaytrain5 said:
I agree. Tebow's a better passer., and a better overall quarterback...but White's a more electrifying runner...which is why I prefer White as the better "dual-threat" quarterback.
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I guess we have a different view of a dual-threat QB. The difference between Tebow and White's running ability is much closer than their passing. Tebow has a huge advantage in the passing department.
 
#42
#42
the main difference between Tebow and Pat White, Tebow doesn't have to rely on his running abilities nearly as much as White does.

Running QB: Pat White by a slight margin over Tebow
Throwing QB: Tim Tebow by a huge margin over Pat White
Dual Threat QB: Tim Tebow
 
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#45
Armanti Edwards Statistics

2006

167-274 ((60.9 pct.)) 2,251 yards 15 td's 10 int 140.9 rating
188 rush 1,153 yards 15 td's (as a freshman, won NC, and keep in mind, RB Kevin Richardson rushed for 30 td's that year)

2007

148-222 ((66.7 pct)) 1,948 yards 17 td's 7 ints 159.3 rating
237 rush 1,588 yards 21 tds (Won NC)
 
#46
#46
I would be inclined to agree with you on Edwards. If we are going to give a MAC QB the nod, why not a Division 1 FCS QB?
 
#47
#47
Just to throw this in too... Central Michigan probably wouldn't have beaten Michigan. just saying.
 
#48
#48
Dbake005 said:
Armanti Edwards Statistics

2006

167-274 ((60.9 pct.)) 2,251 yards 15 td's 10 int 140.9 rating
188 rush 1,153 yards 15 td's (as a freshman, won NC, and keep in mind, RB Kevin Richardson rushed for 30 td's that year)

2007

148-222 ((66.7 pct)) 1,948 yards 17 td's 7 ints 159.3 rating
237 rush 1,588 yards 21 tds (Won NC)
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of course, but I was pretty much basing it on D1 QB's
 
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