RAIDERS Better than I thought they'd play this year. Still, they need a back up QB. All bets off if Al Davis fires coach Tom Cable. There's no telling what Al Davis will do. Big school QB's Sam Bradford from Oklahoma, Jimmy Clausen from Notre Dame, and Tim Tebow form Florida, will not be cheap for Al. So how about Pat Grace, 6' 2" 239 lbs. Quarterback for Northern Iowa. Located on the west side of the Cedar Falls/Waterloo, in northeastern Iowa. Some big names have come out of N. Iowa.
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And one of those names will not be Pat Grace. It does go to show that they would rather see what you do in one game against a BCS opponent than an entire season against non-BCS opponents. He would be laughed out of rookie mini camp. Oh, and Pat would go from 6'2" to 6'0" on his pro day, book it.Illinois State Fan at a St. Louis White Castle 3:45AM Saturday March 6th:
"White Castle?" "more like Black Castle..."
You stay classy Redbirds.
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As an Oakland Raiders fan....this may be the funniest thing I've ever read.
The hits that Pat takes at the FCS level.....he would have 3 concussions in one game with the Raiders Oline...."We're not an ordinary school," said Fort. "We have tradition. We have a good team year after year. We rebuild, and it doesn't matter who we have coming back."
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It would take the perfect situation, the perfect coaches and the perfect time for it to happen. The longest of long shots. I'd say 6'2 is still too short to be considered from a so called 'minor' program.
BTW, I'm surprised the article writer didn't mention Romo And Flacco besides Warner and Favre as QB from small schools. Pretty amazing that four of the six QB's in the playoffs are from small schools.
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And its not as if he would go to a team and play right away if he actually did find a spot. He would be a 3rd string QB for quite a few years, and who knows what would happen? Scouts could see the size, and decent arm, and they might think they could develop him over time and get him for a cheap price.
I think Romo was a 2nd and 3rd stringer for a handful of years before he even sniffed playing time.UNI FIGHT
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Put Sander's field intelligence in Grace and he might have a shot. His college field performance would not indicate he could play in the NFL. I'm all for having another Panther in the pros but this seems less likely than Sanders playing in the NFL.If computers ruled college basketball the way they do football, we'd have skipped all this March Madness monotony and just waited a month for the Kansas-Kentucky title game. And watched Northern Iowa play Cornell in the Poulan Weedeater Bowl. ~ Dwight Perry The Seattle Times
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Ya, ya, ya. I used to be a legit 6'2" as well, until I was measure by Mike Stock with the Washington Redskins. Thats when my friend Chad Setterstrom went from "legitimate" 6'5" to an NFL 6'3". Trust me, until you stand barefoot with a 2" x 8" piece of wood they press down on top of your head and are measured by NFL scouts it is you that will have to trust me.Originally posted by 06panther10 View PostHe has all the physical tools.
Right situation, right coaches, right time... You never know.
And Jeg, he is a legit 6'2.Illinois State Fan at a St. Louis White Castle 3:45AM Saturday March 6th:
"White Castle?" "more like Black Castle..."
You stay classy Redbirds.
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that's dumb.Originally posted by Purrrrrfect View PostIf PG goes to the NFL and makes a start, I will committ hurt myself...badly.
First off, it's only football. Certainly not worth hurting yourself over. (or I should clarify, it's not worth hurting yourself over football FANdom).
Secondly, if any UNI alum, regardless of what I thought of them during their college days, goes on to have success at the pro level, I consider it a great thing.
That being said, I really doubt that will happen in this case, regardless of what some random blogger says in some corner of the interwebz.
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Southern Miss. (Favre's alma mater) has been I-A/FBS since 1977. But I suppose if you consider "small school" to be anything outside the automatic BCS conferences, that qualifies.Originally posted by MnPantherFan View PostBTW, I'm surprised the article writer didn't mention Romo And Flacco besides Warner and Favre as QB from small schools. Pretty amazing that four of the six QB's in the playoffs are from small schools.
Also, wouldn't it be 8 QBs in the playoffs? (I'm assuming you were referring to the teams that made it to this past weekend)
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