Getting a Quarterback is important because obviously, it's the most important position on the field. In terms of getting the so-called 'prototypical' Quarterback, it's not AS important. 

 

Over these last few years, Super Bowl winning QB's haven't followed the trend of being the ideal height and weight. Russel Wilson and Drew Brees are both short guys but they have devotion and will to succeed that most don't have. Everyone's looking for the next Peyton Manning or Tom Brady when in all actuality, it's not as pressing as it is made out to be. 

 

I believe that in order to when, the QB has to be more than just a passer. Inspirational, active, strong willed, and determined. 

 

If you ask me, the QB is no make or break of an NFL roster as a whole, though the QB is what puts the team over the top. There are historical greats like Manning who are known for making teams better than what they are, but in the end, is that really what we want? To have one guy who carries a team? No, I would much rather a team be all around strong than that.

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