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EP3: Why the NFL is Still Learning How to Evaluate Quarterbacks
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Let’s be honest, the NFL is still learning how to truly evaluate quarterbacks. Sounds absurd, right? But just because they’ve been doing it for years doesn’t mean they are getting it right.
Tune in as your host discusses the holes in the quarterback evaluation process and why the NFL needs to get over their “shiny toy syndrome” and start acknowledging that character and leadership are what truly win at the quarterback position.
KEY POINTS:
- What do scouts look for in the quarterback evaluation process?
- Analyzing quarterback-heavy drafts
- The ”shiny toy syndrome”
- Why the NFL quarterback position is not about talent
QUOTABLES:
“Often, people are just so all in about the athletic traits, and they don't understand that there's more when it comes to quarterback. It's more about intangibles and IQ and in what you can do from a mental standpoint.”
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