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I don't think anyone is questioning his credability; we just find it annoying that he has a habit of basically LOVING every single QBs that's ever gone to his QB Camp -- with the exception of Jimmy Clausen.

Quote:I don't think anyone is questioning his credability; we just find it annoying that he has a habit of basically LOVING every single QBs that's ever gone to his QB Camp -- with the exception of Jimmy Clausen.
 

TMD questioned his credibilty.
Quote:I don't think anyone is questioning his credability; we just find it annoying that he has a habit of basically LOVING every single QBs that's ever gone to his QB Camp -- with the exception of Jimmy Clausen.
 

This.
Quote:TMD questioned his credibilty.


I question his credibility too. He obviously knows more than all of us but he never has anything bad to say about most qbs. I honestly don't care what Gruden thinks.
Quote:I don't think anyone is questioning his credability; we just find it annoying that he has a habit of basically LOVING every single QBs that's ever gone to his QB Camp -- with the exception of Jimmy Clausen.


He is a positive guy. He doesn't focus on the bad, but he does point out flaws. I think his passion makes people feel he loves everyone, however, if you actually listen to what he says he reveals a lot of people that come to his camp are projects.


It's kind of like when Gus's talks about a player.....
Quote:Yea but he also said he is ranked much higher than any QB in this class.....like #1 worthy.....


I don't necessarily agree that I would take him #1 overall.....but these are some pretty strong statements.
 

I'd be curious to know by whom?
Quote:I don't think anyone is questioning his credability; we just find it annoying that he has a habit of basically LOVING every single QBs that's ever gone to his QB Camp -- with the exception of Jimmy Clausen.
 

Jon Gruden isn't going to get in a habit of bashing QB's that go to his camp,that perception wouldn't be good for the QB's draft stock, top rated QB's would surely stop attending the camp. I don't agree with everything Gruden says about these prospects, he's looking at with rose tinted glasses, as he has to. However, I'm 100% certain (behind closed doors) Jon Gruden is a credible source for football related information than any of us will ever be, that's the point I'm trying to make.
Quote:I can't recall a single young QB he has ever developed.
 

I was thinking the same thing.  He's portrayed as some sort of guru, but where's the track record? 
Quote:I was thinking the same thing. He's portrayed as some sort of guru, but where's the track record?
He gets that because of his track record as a OC nod head coach to get the most out of the QBs he had. If you look at the QBs that were taken during his tenure in Tampa....who did he ever really get a chance to develop?


One of the rumored reasons him and the first GM Tampa had when they traded for Gruden had a falling out was because he wanted to trade up for Big Ben....and the GM didn't do it.
His job now is media and entertainment.  His QB camp and his passion for QBs, whether he means it or not, is for entertainment and he's doing a very good job at it.  You gotta remember what his job is now, it's not winning football, it's getting an audience.  That's the difference.

Quote:His job now is media and entertainment.  His QB camp and his passion for QBs, whether he means it or not, is for entertainment and he's doing a very good job at it.  You gotta remember what his job is now, it's not winning football, it's getting an audience.  That's the difference.
 

Yep, pretty much what I said.
Quote:His job now is media and entertainment.  His QB camp and his passion for QBs, whether he means it or not, is for entertainment and he's doing a very good job at it.  You gotta remember what his job is now, it's not winning football, it's getting an audience.  That's the difference.
 

This.

 

He's creating a talking point for the network that employs him. He is selling these prospects to fans, and the first rule of advertising is to stay positive.
Quote:I can't recall a single young QB he has ever developed.
 

 

Quote:What QB did he have a shot at drafting?????
 

This is a ridiculous way of looking at it. Did he not have a say in what QB were brought in under his watch? Did ANY of them really get better under Gruden? I recall him having a revolving door of QB. 

 

 

Good coaching improves the players you have. Look at an example in Jerry Sullivan, here. He seems to make at least some positive difference in almost every receiver we bring in. No, he doesn't turn them all into studs, but at least they improve. I remember Gruden's handling of his QB in Tampa to be a train wreck. 

 

 

Quote:Id take Gruden's advice over anyone's on this board, that's for sure..
 

yawn. This canned answer annoys the hell out of me. I mean, its obvious enough that it doesn't even warrant being said. 

 

Quote:TMD questioned his credibilty.
 

Yeah, because of what quote 1 above illustrates. 
Quote: CBSSports.com's Jason La Canfora says the first team he sees taking a quarterback is Jacksonville at No. 3. The Jaguars went the safe route last season by drafting offensive tackle Luke Joeckel but he expects GM David Caldwell to think long and hard about taking Manziel or Bortles. 

La Canfora writes "If I'm picking here, I take Johnny Football." 

http://espn.go.com/blog/jacksonville-jag...to-take-qb

 
If one guy in the national press has shown to not have his finger on the pulse of this team, it is Lacanfora.

Quote:lol Exactly... "This Blaine Gabbert I tell you... He's a guy I would want on my team. He's got everything i want in a QB" - Gruden
 

Credibility shot

 

Will it suffer another shot with Manziel, we'll see.
To say Gruden never developed a QB is ridiculous.  Can anyone name his starting QBs his first year as head coach of the Raiders?  Jeff George and Donald Hollas.  No one here has even heard of Donald Hollas.  Ie they had nobody. The next year they bring in Rich Gannon who was a career backup journeyman loser.  And within 3 years Gannon is the MVP.  of the entire NFL.

 

Now he has this TV show and he talks up all the QBs on there(as if he started bashing them they would continue to accept his invitation to be there).  And now all of a sudden because he was so nice Tim Tebow and Blaine Gabbert he now no longer has any credibility.  Gimme a break.

Quote:To say Gruden never developed a QB is ridiculous.  Can anyone name his starting QBs his first year as head coach of the Raiders?  Jeff George and Donald Hollas.  No one here has even heard of Donald Hollas.  Ie they had nobody. The next year they bring in Rich Gannon who was a career backup journeyman loser.  And within 3 years Gannon is the MVP.  of the entire NFL.

 

Now he has this TV show and he talks up all the QBs on there(as if he started bashing them they would continue to accept his invitation to be there).  And now all of a sudden because he was so nice Tim Tebow and Blaine Gabbert he now no longer has any credibility.  Gimme a break.
 

Yep
Quote:To say Gruden never developed a QB is ridiculous.  Can anyone name his starting QBs his first year as head coach of the Raiders?  Jeff George and Donald Hollas.  No one here has even heard of Donald Hollas.  Ie they had nobody. The next year they bring in Rich Gannon who was a career backup journeyman loser.  And within 3 years Gannon is the MVP.  of the entire NFL.

 

Now he has this TV show and he talks up all the QBs on there(as if he started bashing them they would continue to accept his invitation to be there).  And now all of a sudden because he was so nice Tim Tebow and Blaine Gabbert he now no longer has any credibility.  Gimme a break.
 

Gannon started for the Chiefs the year before he went to Oakland. He was 34 years old and had played decent in KC. Gruden didn't develop him.
Quote:Gannon started for the Chiefs the year before he went to Oakland. He was 34 years old and had played decent in KC. Gruden didn't develop him.
 

Are you still making the assertion that former NFL Head Coach Jon Gruden is incompetent when it comes to developing/knowing the QB position?
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