Will Matt go before Vince in the NFL draft?
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Matt will go 1st unless someone wants a runing QB , Matt will stand in the pocket a take the hits without panic.
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No he went undrafted, but some team is sure to take a chance on him in free agency. Only time will tell if going undrafted has taught him anything, like he's not nearly as good as he thinks (when asked he rated himself as the second best QB in the draft, behind only Young)!
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Questionable since Billy Volek has some big game experience under the current system and has started for the Titans on many occasions.  However, they did get Vince Young at #3 ... but I wouldn't rush him into the game right away.  \n\nI would give Young a year to study under Volek.  However, he could start a few games depending on Volek's performance.
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He would have gone where ever Vince sent him.\n\nMy guess is no.
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The choice hasn't been made yet....\n\nThe two with the best chances are Colt McCoy and Jevan Snead, both of whom are Freshmen (McCoy is a redshirt freshman, Snead is a true freshman).  \n\nCoach Brown hasn't hinted as to which will start against North Texas on September 2nd.\n\nAre they any good?  They wouldn't be at UT if they weren't!  Texas is consistently one of the best recruiters in college football.  But count on this....neither of them is Vince Young.   Boy, you Longhorn fans will miss Vince come September 9th as you host Ohio State.....
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They will both make it to pro football, as both Young and Leinart will be first round picks in the upcoming NFL draft.\n\nBut I would say Leinart will be the more successful quarterback of the two, as his experience is in running a pro-style offense. I also wouldn't be surprised to see Vince Young moved to a different position, such as Antoinne Randall-El. He is a great runner and could go into the backfield or be used as a split end and catch passes and still get some runs on reverses and other trick plays.
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He got drafted by the Denver Broncos in the 4th round.\n\nCHECK THIS!!!!\nThe Louisville defensive end was selected in the fourth round by the Denver Broncos on Sunday after leading the nation last year with 20 sacks and 11 forced fumbles.\n\nHe also was an All-American and won the Bronko Nagurski Award, which goes to college football's best defensive player, and the Ted Hendricks Award, handed out to the nation's top defensive end.\n\nDespite those lofty credentials, Dumervil is best known as Vick's victim.\n\nVick, the troubled younger brother of Atlanta Falcons star Michael, stomped on Dumervil's left calf in the Gator Bowl. Virginia Tech cut ties with Vick four days later.\n\n"I spoke to him at the combine and he apologized," Dumervil said. "And you know I think the kid has a lot of other things that he has to deal with, and so I really just kind of moved on. Hopefully he gets his stuff together and I wish the best for him."\n\nMarcus Vick has been in plenty of trouble. He has been charged with marijuana possession, furnishing alcohol to minors, having sex with a 15-year-old girl, and reckless driving in the past. After stomping on Dumervil, he was charged with pointing a gun at some teenagers he thought insulted his girlfriend.\n\nHe also made an obscene gesture to fans at West Virginia in October and was caught driving with a suspended license in December.\n\nBut the lasting image of Marcus Vick is of him stomping on a prone Dumervil, forever linking the two.\n\n"It happened," Dumervil said. "I could have been hurt really bad. It is what it is. But I really don't think about it often. I see it on TV a lot when they're talking about Marcus Vick's situation."\n\nDumervil wasn't hurt, although he did blame a troublesome hamstring injury, which limited his workouts at the NFL combine, along with his height -- he stands just shy of 6 feet -- for sending his stock spiraling over the weekend.\n\nAfter waiting by the phone until nightfall Saturday, he got a wake-up call from the Broncos early Sunday when they chose him with the 126th overall pick.\n\n"I just kind of kept a positive mind-set," Dumervil said. "I'm just excited to get off the board early and land in Denver. I really don't feel bad no more."\n\nHe'll get the chance to make an immediate contribution. The Broncos' lack of a pass rush was exposed in the AFC championship game when Denver couldn't lay a hand on Pittsburgh passer Ben Roethlisberger.\n\nDumervil's size and skills could also make him a candidate at outside linebacker.\n\n"I'm the type of guy who will do whatever they ask me to do, but I think my position is rushing the passer," Dumervil said. "I'm a hard worker and I bring energy to the defense."
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OH MY GOD! OFCOURSE THEY WILL.\n\nAlex Smith (2005 #1 draft pick) is the future and the smartest kid ever drafted.The guy carried a god awful Utah squad to an undeafted record. He runs like steve young with a cannon arm like Elway. He struggled like 90% of all rookie Qb's do. \n\nFrank Gore is coming off an awesome rookie season. Talented running back Kevan Barlow, hardhitting saftey Mike Rumph, and big play tightend Eric Johnson are all healthy.\n\nMike Nolan went out and drafted athletes. Freakishly explosive TE Vernon Davis might be a steal at the 6 spot. The 2 rookie Hybrid LB's could have an immidate impact on  pass rush defensivly.\n\nThe secondary will get a much needed solid cover corner to go along with Shawnte Spencer...in Walt Harris.\n\nEveryone the niners lost in the off-season has either been consistently injured or an underachiever the last few years.
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yes but you will have to wait until they take him off the do-not-drop list.  It will probably be done by tomorrow night, after the monday night game.
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Right now they have one pick, #8 overall.  This could change however, because the draft isn't until June 28.
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Do you mean Monday Night Countdown? however the guy who played QB for Pittsburgh after Bradshaw was Mark Malone..
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He should go pro.  Someone will take a chance on him like the Bills did on Willis McGahee.  He has nothing left to prove in college.\n\n\nFor more on the NFL.......http://factipedia.com/sportsblogs/
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The Raiders are trying to get back up Falcons QB Matt Schaub.They probably will have to give up a 4th or 5th round draft pick and a couple players for him though.Kerry Collins is gone.Andrew Walter and Tuiasosopo will battle for the back up position in training camp.There are still some moves Al Davis can make in free agency for a QB,its still early.The Raiders will not use their 1st round pick on a QB,I wish people will quit saying that.Im about 90% sure it will Matt Schaub
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I don't believe Daunte will fully be recovered from his injury at the beginning of the season so Joey will start. Daunte will definatly become the starting QB once his injury is healed though.
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Are we so desperate for news that we’ll jump on anything these days? Is this the only shining star of hope for news available? Have we not learned from past news articles that are similar?\n\nBrock Lesnar calls Vince! Brock Lesnar wants to come back to WWE! Brock Lesnar gives up on NFL dream!\n\nUntil I physically see Brock Lesnar back in the ring, I do not believe ANY of this.\n\nLet me discuss the things that I am basing this decision off of. Being within reach of the local Minnesota sports radio station, I kind of have an inside track on what Brock Lesnar may or may not be doing about the NFL.\n\nWhen Brock left the WWE, he went to tryout for the NFL. This is an indisputable fact. Brock Lesnar was given a tryout by ONLY the Minnesota Vikings and was not able to make the team. This is an indisputable fact. Once he was denied access to the team, he tried to make it to the practice roster, and was signed. This is an indisputable fact. Brock Lesnar was then subsequently cut from the practice roster. This is an indisputable fact.\n\nNow, we get into some of the other goodies or the “intangibles”.\n\nBrock stated that he would do whatever it took to be an NFL player. He made comments about continuing to practice, workout and even his willingness to play in the NFL Europe league for a couple of seasons, if that is what it takes.\n\nNot one year later, people are already jumping on the “Brock’s coming back” bandwagon, just like they are all on the “Bret Hart is coming back” bandwagon (which, by the way, is NEVER going to happen, so please stop reporting it).\n\nWhat about the NFL Europe? Brock Lesnar would be a BIG addition to the NFLE and would make a nice addition to any of the six teams that play in that league. Worst case scenario, his skills can’t be developed and he hasn’t wasted the NFL’s “main league” time and money on trying to make him into something. At least in NFLE, you can see him play and see what he can do in an actual game.\n\nWhat about what Brock is actually saying? Brock Lesnar never fails to grace the radio show on KFAN hosted by Mike Morris (former Minnesota Viking). The show has Brock Lesnar on at least once every two weeks (longest gap I ever heard when I could catch the show) and Brock usually keeps the local Minnesotans up to date on what he’s doing.\n\nI haven’t heard ONCE that he is trying to come back to the WWE. Anyone who mentions that Lesnar has been on never says anything about a return, thus, it isn’t happening.\n\nBrock Lesnar is still chasing the dream! Not begging Vince to come back, he is still trying to become an NFL player!\n\nThere are other ways to make it into the NFL, too. What?! Not just getting a tryout? How can that be?! The NFL takes players from the AFL, CFL and other minor leagues and Brock can easily compete in one of them. Would they take him? Why not?\n\nBrock Lesnar, despite his lack of supreme football knowledge, is still a large man who can be used to block holes. Am I the only one that would use this to my advantage in a non-NFL league? For Christ’s sake, people, Brock is not small.\n\nTo avoid beating a dead horse, I’d like to summarize the above in a nice and neat sentence:\n\nBrock Lesnar is not trying to come back into the WWE. \n\nUntil you see it, don’t believe it. I don’t.
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They need to strengthen their offensive line.  Either an OT or a center.  Dominic Raiola has outlived his usefulness up front.  I'd love to see them draft a quarterback, but I think they're going to stick with Joey to see if Mike Martz can make an NFL quarterback out of him.
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Here's my response to the same question but different QB. Brodie Croyle:\n\nTHere is no way in hell the Raiders would take this guy. In the recent mock draft they might even get Vince Young. They also drafted a guy last year named Andrew Walter. Frankly walters better than this guy. \n\nThe Cardinals will have Kurt Warner starting and they just let go of a real good pick up for some other team in Josh McCown. \n\nThere are alot of QB's out there. Drew Brees will also probably be out there. John Kitna might be and also these other veterans could be available.\n\nThat list includes Minnesota's Daunte Culpepper, Tampa Bay's Brian Griese, the Jets' Chad Pennington, Washington's Patrick Ramsey, Pittsburgh's Tommy Maddox, Oakland's Kerry Collins, New Orleans' Aaron Brooks, and Tennessee's Steve McNair.\n\nSo to predict were this guy will go is like picking out of a hat. Of course he'll go to a team that already has a solid starter.\n\nHere's my response to the first answer!!! THE PACKERS!! Are you out of your friking mind. Do you know that they picked \nAaron Rodgers #12   |   Quarterback   |   Green Bay Packers\n1st friking Round (24th overall) Just Last Year!!! Thats like saying the Chargers or Giants will draft him.