Quote:Its what they do.  I think Hoosiers have a natural inferiority complex.

 

Oh,  I'll just leave this here:

http://mmqb.si.com/2014/10/27/andrew-luc...-be-great/

 

How many QBs are great by their 3rd year in the league?

 

Who was the last QB that was great in his 3rd year?

 

Of ALL the QBs taken since 2012, which one would you take over Luck? I could see a case for RW, anyone else?

 

To be quite honest, I really don't see a lot of great YOUNG QBs in the NFL right now. All the greats are the older QBs.

 

Teams should consider themselves lucky to draft an above average young QB, because there hasn't been a great young QB drafted in a long time.

 

I guess that could depend on YOUR definition of great though.

 

Luck is probably the closest QB you could consider great, that was drafted in the last few years, but that's also because so many of the other QBs drafted in the last few years have been average to below average QBs so far, with few exceptions.

 

I don't consider Luck great yet, but I do consider him above average to pretty good right now, but he's only been in the league 2 1/2 years.

 

He does have the potential to be great though, and will probably move up the QB chain as the true great QBs of today get older and retire.

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