Quote:How can you be so stupid? A "low-class" coach is one who wants the quarterback to get hurt. And what do you mean by showing no mercy?

 

Also, there is no reason to say just because the quarterback can't call audibles, the game's MVP deserves no respect.

 

Bradley had to know Dee Ford would hammer Thomas rushing from the wide receiver slot. Ford knew the quarterback was a sitting duck. He knew the north could not vector. I also pointed out that a linebacker lined up at the end of the defensive line and actually penetrated into the backfield making it a five-man rush.

 

A quarterback on the college level may or may not even have a depth of understanding of Senior Bowl rules to know only the defenders with knuckles in the dirt are coming on the pass rush. Still, it doesn't matter since he has no ability to cover a split so wide the "defensive end" is way out in the wide receiver slot.

 

The refs should have whistled the play dead and warned Bradley not to do what he did.

 

In the NFL, quarterbacks have the ability to put a man in motion or call an audible shifting to the appropriate level of pass protection. The north quarterback did not.

 

Unless the NFL wants to destroy any future quarterback prospects before they ever see a snap in the NFL, they better evaluate what's fair. Fairness seems to be a lost cause and player safety at the Senior Bowl isn't a priority.

 

Kudos to any quarterback who tells Savage where he can stick his Senior Bowl from now on.

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