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And John Elway never played in a bowl game. He certaintly had success in the NFL and won a few big games. The fact is college success has nothing to do with NFL success.

You sir win the Internets. After all, Tom Brady, God of Football never won a national title either.

However, back to the point of Young himself, he's basically Daunte Culpepper without the cannon arm. And considering the division he's in, his ability to run the football isn't that much of a gamebreaking asset, especially with the speed on defence that Indianapolis and Jacksonville have. And if he doesn't gain the ability real quick to read defences and react in ways other than running for his life, Tennessee will rue the day they picked him.

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.....or he could turn out the way Peyton Manning and Troy Aikman have.

I'll have none of this optimism, sir. Besides, Young's no Aikman or Manning. At least they had the ability to understand plays slightly more complicated than "Er, everyone get open!" in college.

You're right.

Young could actually win the big game. Young both defeated Oklahoma and led his team to the National Championship. Manning couldn't beat Florida, and Manning never led his team to the National Championship.

What about Aikman? :P

IMO Young will end up being another Michael Vick, only with less accuracy and a weaker arm.

Is less accuracy than Vick possible? :blink:

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.....or he could turn out the way Peyton Manning and Troy Aikman have.

I'll have none of this optimism, sir. Besides, Young's no Aikman or Manning. At least they had the ability to understand plays slightly more complicated than "Er, everyone get open!" in college.

You're right.

Young could actually win the big game. Young both defeated Oklahoma and led his team to the National Championship. Manning couldn't beat Florida, and Manning never led his team to the National Championship.

And John Elway never played in a bowl game. He certaintly had success in the NFL and won a few big games. The fact is college success has nothing to do with NFL success.

But it's a telling factor in the QB's ability.

How many big games has Peyton won in his collegiate or NFL career? Sure, Peyton looks great playing Vanderbilt and the Texans, but put him in a game where the sole attention is Peyton's leadership, and he folds.

Vince Young took a team that had for years been hyped about winning the conference, put them on his shoulders, beat a team that had continually overwhelmed them, then led his team to victory over a team that was being hyped as the "Best College Football Team of All Time" all season long.

Leadership ability just doesn't get taught in the NFL. Vince Young has shown that he has the ability to step up his play and lead his team to victory in the big games. Peyton hasn't. Simple as that.

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.....or he could turn out the way Peyton Manning and Troy Aikman have.

I'll have none of this optimism, sir. Besides, Young's no Aikman or Manning. At least they had the ability to understand plays slightly more complicated than "Er, everyone get open!" in college.

You're right.

Young could actually win the big game. Young both defeated Oklahoma and led his team to the National Championship. Manning couldn't beat Florida, and Manning never led his team to the National Championship.

What about Aikman? :P

IMO Young will end up being another Michael Vick, only with less accuracy and a weaker arm.

Is less accuracy than Vick possible? :blink:

What's less than zero?

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.....or he could turn out the way Peyton Manning and Troy Aikman have.

I'll have none of this optimism, sir. Besides, Young's no Aikman or Manning. At least they had the ability to understand plays slightly more complicated than "Er, everyone get open!" in college.

You're right.

Young could actually win the big game. Young both defeated Oklahoma and led his team to the National Championship. Manning couldn't beat Florida, and Manning never led his team to the National Championship.

What about Aikman? :P

IMO Young will end up being another Michael Vick, only with less accuracy and a weaker arm.

Is less accuracy than Vick possible? :blink:

What's less than zero?

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