Home

College Football Magazines (Top QB's)

This is a discussion on College Football Magazines (Top QB's) within the EA Sports College Football and NCAA Football forums.

Go Back   Operation Sports Forums > Football > EA Sports College Football and NCAA Football
MLB The Show 24 Review: Another Solid Hit for the Series
New Star GP Review: Old-School Arcade Fun
Where Are Our College Basketball Video Game Rumors?
Reply
 
Thread Tools
Old 05-26-2010, 03:21 PM   #17
Fire LesS Miles ASAP!
 
da ThRONe's Arena
 
OVR: 35
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Atlanta, GA (On unholy ground, NOLA still greatest city ever)
Posts: 8,557
Re: College Football Magazines (Top QB's)

I just hope they really do what the say and scale back the numbers. No QB should be rated over 92 Overall.
__________________
You looking at the Chair MAN!

Number may not tell the whole story ,but they never lie either.

Last edited by da ThRONe; 05-26-2010 at 03:29 PM.
da ThRONe is offline  
Reply With Quote
Old 05-26-2010, 03:24 PM   #18
Banned
 
mrMagic91's Arena
 
OVR: 23
Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: Austin, Texas
Re: College Football Magazines (Top QB's)

Quote:
Originally Posted by Bootzilla
I always look forward to this time of year when the college and pro annuals start to hit newsstands. I always look at the college mags to see if their ratings and EA's ratings are similar. I also get familiar with programs I'm not that familiar with in anticipation of playing NCAA football. Lindy's has the following as their top 25 QB's.

1. Kellen Moore- Boise St.
2. Ryan Mallett- Arkansas
3. Jake Locker- Washington
4. Case Keenum- Houston
5. Terrelle Pryor- Ohio St
6. Andrew Luck- Stanford
7. Jerrod Johnson- Texas A&M
8. Greg McElroy- Alabama
9. Josh Nesbitt- Ga.Tech
10. Christian Ponder- Fla.St.
11. Blaine Gabbert- Missouri
12. Andy Dalton- TCU
13. Colin Kaepernick- Nevada
14. Tyrod Taylor- Va. Tech
15. Landry Jones- Oklahoma
16. Russell Wilson- NC State
17. Robert Griffin- Baylor
18. Jacory Harris- Miami
19. Ricky Dobbs- Navy
20. Scott Tolzien- Wisconsin
21. Matt Barkley- USC
22. Ricky Stanzi- Iowa
23. Nick Foles- Arizona
24. Tom Savage- Rutgers
25. Zach Collaros- Cincinnati

What do you guys think? Who should be added or eliminated? Who will be rated highest in NCAA?
McElroy cant complete passes in the redzone. Take him out of the top 10. Josh Nesbitt cldnt throw to save his life. I suggest you put Robert Griffin in the top 10. Trust me on this one.
mrMagic91 is offline  
Reply With Quote
Old 05-26-2010, 03:25 PM   #19
Rookie
 
OVR: 4
Join Date: Apr 2007
Re: College Football Magazines (Top QB's)

Quote:
Originally Posted by Palo20
This is a very interesting QB Class. It may be one of the best in recent memory with regards to the NFL Draft, but I don't think it should be very highly rated for NCAA Football.

Potential 1st rounders for next year: Locker, Mallet, Luck, Ponder, Keenum, and Jerrod Johnson.

Then there are guys like Gabbert, Stanzi, Enderle, Foles, and others who could be prospects, maybe even Pryor. I've heard there are as many as 22 guys who could be drafted next year.

Anyway, just for fun:

OVR
Keenum 96
Ponder 95
Moore 95
Locker 94
Mallet 93
Luck 92
Gabbert 92
Pryor 92


THP
Mallett 98 (Maybe 99, has there been a better arm in the last 10 years? Maybe Jamarcus or Stafford?)
Locker 95
Gabbert 94
Luck 93
Glennon 92
Jerrod Johnson 92
Barkley 92

THA (I would give Bradford or McCoy a 98-99 in THA)
Keenum 96
Moore 95
Ponder 94
Gabbert 92
Brantley 92
Sheffield 92
Luck 91
Collaros 91
Locker 90
Foles 90

What you said is right, but it seems odd that there are so many quarterbacks that could be taken next year, but I can't really see any that are in that "elite" category. Most years there is at least one, sometimes more quarterbacks who are either just untouchable and far above everyone else at the college ranks, or who are worthy of being a #1 pick and modeling your franchise around. I don't really see that with anyone in this years class, with possibly a few exceptions.
Landlordos7 is offline  
Reply With Quote
Old 05-26-2010, 03:25 PM   #20
MVP
 
OVR: 12
Join Date: Jul 2002
Re: College Football Magazines (Top QB's)

I love playing with different styles of Qb's. I have a feeling Pryor may be too potent with the spread because of his running ability. Locker should be a beast. I agree Brantley should've been in the top 25. I really like that Dobbs kid at Navy.
Bootzilla is offline  
Reply With Quote
Old 05-26-2010, 03:26 PM   #21
Rookie
 
ctindal21's Arena
 
OVR: 12
Join Date: May 2010
Re: College Football Magazines (Top QB's)

Quote:
Originally Posted by Bootzilla
I always look forward to this time of year when the college and pro annuals start to hit newsstands. I always look at the college mags to see if their ratings and EA's ratings are similar. I also get familiar with programs I'm not that familiar with in anticipation of playing NCAA football. Lindy's has the following as their top 25 QB's.

1. Kellen Moore- Boise St.
2. Ryan Mallett- Arkansas
3. Jake Locker- Washington
4. Case Keenum- Houston
5. Terrelle Pryor- Ohio St
6. Andrew Luck- Stanford
7. Jerrod Johnson- Texas A&M
8. Greg McElroy- Alabama
9. Josh Nesbitt- Ga.Tech
10. Christian Ponder- Fla.St.
11. Blaine Gabbert- Missouri
12. Andy Dalton- TCU
13. Colin Kaepernick- Nevada
14. Tyrod Taylor- Va. Tech
15. Landry Jones- Oklahoma
16. Russell Wilson- NC State
17. Robert Griffin- Baylor
18. Jacory Harris- Miami
19. Ricky Dobbs- Navy
20. Scott Tolzien- Wisconsin
21. Matt Barkley- USC
22. Ricky Stanzi- Iowa
23. Nick Foles- Arizona
24. Tom Savage- Rutgers
25. Zach Collaros- Cincinnati

What do you guys think? Who should be added or eliminated? Who will be rated highest in NCAA?

Jacory Harris and Robert Griffin in the top 10 and Josh Nesbitt and Greg McElroy out!!!
__________________
CFB- Miami Hurricanes
NFL- Oakland Raiders
CBB- Kentucky Wildcats
NBA- New York Knicks


ctindal21 is offline  
Reply With Quote
Advertisements - Register to remove
Old 05-26-2010, 03:28 PM   #22
MVP
 
OVR: 12
Join Date: Jul 2002
Re: College Football Magazines (Top QB's)

Quote:
Originally Posted by mrMagic91
McElroy cant complete passes in the redzone. Take him out of the top 10. Josh Nesbitt cldnt throw to save his life. I suggest you put Robert Griffin in the top 10. Trust me on this one.
Had Robert Griffin not gotten hurt last year, he would have been higher imo. Nesbitt is strictly an option QB but, that's what I love about college football.
Bootzilla is offline  
Reply With Quote
Old 05-26-2010, 03:43 PM   #23
Rookie
 
Cubs017's Arena
 
OVR: 2
Join Date: Jul 2009
Re: College Football Magazines (Top QB's)

Grey McElroy has no business being in the top 10. I'm not sure if he's even one of the top 20 QB's in college football, he's not much of a prospect either. He's a sucessful QB, sure, but that doesn't mean that he's incredibly talented.
Cubs017 is offline  
Reply With Quote
Old 05-26-2010, 03:50 PM   #24
MVP
 
Palo20's Arena
 
OVR: 21
Join Date: Dec 2006
Re: College Football Magazines (Top QB's)

Quote:
Originally Posted by Landlordos7
What you said is right, but it seems odd that there are so many quarterbacks that could be taken next year, but I can't really see any that are in that "elite" category. Most years there is at least one, sometimes more quarterbacks who are either just untouchable and far above everyone else at the college ranks, or who are worthy of being a #1 pick and modeling your franchise around. I don't really see that with anyone in this years class, with possibly a few exceptions.
Yeah I think the guys who could be elite obviously have to have big years. Locker and Mallet have huge potential. I think Ponder might be the best all around. They might be the best bets.
Palo20 is offline  
Reply With Quote
Reply


« Previous Thread | Next Thread »

« Operation Sports Forums > Football > EA Sports College Football and NCAA Football »


Thread Tools

Posting Rules
You may not post new threads
You may not post replies
You may not post attachments
You may not edit your posts

BB code is On
Smilies are On
[IMG] code is On
HTML code is On
Trackbacks are Off
Pingbacks are Off
Refbacks are Off



All times are GMT -4. The time now is 06:21 PM.
Top -