I don't see what anyone sees in Terrelle Pryor, he is fast and a decent runner. But the poor kid couldn't throw a football farther than my 8-year old brother could accurately. I saw him struggling to complete bubble screens in the Fiesta Bowl. There are at least 10-15 Quarterbacks in America that I would take over him.

 

Tebow, Bradford, McCoy, Robinson, Snead. Those are the only five I would put over him out of your list. Taylor and Pryor are the same QB?? Wow, I hope that's sarcasm man.

 

Taylor in 2008 - 1,036 passing yards, 2 TD's, 7 INT's, 738 rushing yards, 7 TD's

Pryor in 2008 - 1,311 passing yards, 12 TD's, 4 INT's, 631 rushing yards, 6 TD's

 

Not really the same QB's man. Pryor 10 more TD,s 3 less picks. Taylor has better rushing numbers, but it isn't by much. Those passing stats are what count.

 

Juice is solid, and he has more experience in him. Pryor will have a great season in 2009, just wait.

 

See above as to why Pryor isn't one of the top QB's in the country. There are several I'd take over him: Tebow, Bradford, McCoy, Snead, Robinson, Juice, Darryl Clark, Grothe, Jeremiah Massoli, Russell Wilson from NC State, Big Bad Robert Griffin from Baylor, Todd Reesing....I could keep going

Tebow, Bradford, McCoy, Robinson, Snead. Those are the only five I would put over him out of your list. Taylor and Pryor are the same QB?? Wow, I hope that's sarcasm man.

 

Taylor in 2008 - 1,036 passing yards, 2 TD's, 7 INT's, 738 rushing yards, 7 TD's

Pryor in 2008 - 1,311 passing yards, 12 TD's, 4 INT's, 631 rushing yards, 6 TD's

 

Not really the same QB's man. Pryor 10 more TD,s 3 less picks. Taylor has better rushing numbers, but it isn't by much. Those passing stats are what count.

 

Juice is solid, and he has more experience in him. Pryor will have a great season in 2009, just wait.

 

Yeah they are. The numbers look similar to me besides the TD's. Alot of that can be attributed to the teammates they play with. If you don't think it's easier to throw when you have the RB's and WR's that OSU has as compared to Virginia Tech then I really don't know what to tell you. They are the same type of QB and they actually play alot alike. Both are big and fast but unpolished passers.

 

Watch Robert Griffin, he's faster than either and a much better passer he is easily better and he plays on a horrible team. Are you an Ohio State fan? Because that is the only kind of fan that I can see putting Pryor up that high. Magazines and such are going to do it because they are the ones that created Pryor as a huge recruit. There are atleast 20 QB's I would take over Pryor or Taylor without hesitation or a second thought. But I do like my QB's to at least have the threat of being able to pass so I don't know.

 

I don't doubt Pryor has a decent year, but against the few legit teams OSU plays he will struggle. He will get big numbers on the Youngstown States, Northwesterns, and Michigans of the world, people that OSU can just out-athlete and talent. USC and Penn State will make him look like what he is. A great athlete and a below average passer at best. I see potential from him, but nothing he did last year warrants that kind of praise. There were a few frosh QB's who posted better stats. Here are 3 that are without question more deserving of preseason love than Pryor but won't get it.

 

Russell Wilson is much better than Pryor. He posted- 150/275, 1955 YDS, 17 TD, 1 INT. Ran for 388 YDS and 4 TD.

Robert Griffin- 160/267, 2091 YDS, 15 TD, 3 INT. Rushed for 846 YDS and 13 TD.

Kellen Moore at Boise- 281/405, 3486 YDS, 25 TD, 10 INT.

 

Those three are all better QB's right now than what Pryor is.

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Yeah they are. The numbers look similar to me besides the TD's. Alot of that can be attributed to the teammates they play with. If you don't think it's easier to throw when you have the RB's and WR's that OSU has as compared to Virginia Tech then I really don't know what to tell you. They are the same type of QB and they actually play alot alike. Both are big and fast but unpolished passers.

 

Watch Robert Griffin, he's faster than either and a much better passer he is easily better and he plays on a horrible team. Are you an Ohio State fan? Because that is the only kind of fan that I can see putting Pryor up that high. Magazines and such are going to do it because they are the ones that created Pryor as a huge recruit. There are atleast 20 QB's I would take over Pryor or Taylor without hesitation or a second thought. But I do like my QB's to at least have the threat of being able to pass so I don't know.

 

I don't doubt Pryor has a decent year, but against the few legit teams OSU plays he will struggle. He will get big numbers on the Youngstown States, Northwesterns, and Michigans of the world, people that OSU can just out-athlete and talent. USC and Penn State will make him look like what he is. A great athlete and a below average passer at best. I see potential from him, but nothing he did last year warrants that kind of praise. There were a few frosh QB's who posted better stats. Here are 3 that are without question more deserving of preseason love than Pryor but won't get it.

 

Russell Wilson is much better than Pryor. He posted- 150/275, 1955 YDS, 17 TD, 1 INT. Ran for 388 YDS and 4 TD.

Robert Griffin- 160/267, 2091 YDS, 15 TD, 3 INT. Rushed for 846 YDS and 13 TD.

Kellen Moore at Boise- 281/405, 3486 YDS, 25 TD, 10 INT.

 

Those three are all better QB's right now than what Pryor is.

 

Robert Griffin would get so much more love if he wasnt at Baylor. Im not sure how a player that good settled for Baylor.

Robert Griffin would get so much more love if he wasnt at Baylor. Im not sure how a player that good settled for Baylor.

 

Me neither. Griffin is everything that Taylor and Pryor are suppose to be.

Robert Griffin would get so much more love if he wasnt at Baylor. Im not sure how a player that good settled for Baylor.

 

If I recall correctly he was a track guy first and football second and I think Baylor has a really good track team.

 

Imagine Griffin in the spread option at somewhere like WVU, Oregon, or Florida. He would be a Heisman finalist every year.

If I recall correctly he was a track guy first and football second and I think Baylor has a really good track team.

 

Imagine Griffin in the spread option at somewhere like WVU, Oregon, or Florida. He would be a Heisman finalist every year.

 

I think he may be faster with the football than your buddy Jeffery Demps. I don't know how he will turn out, but I think he could end up being a great QB. Maybe what everyone thought Vick was going to be.