Why the NFL Has a Quarterback Crisis
Half of the 10 best QB Debuts in the history of the league have come since 2011. What are these people thinking?
Robert Griffin, Russell Wilson, Teddy Bridgewater, Cam Newton, and Mike Glennon.
you mean the spread offense?
If current trends continue, NFL insiders say, quarterbacks who have the sophistication to outfox NFL defenses to deliver the ball to open receivers are “going to be on the endangered species list,” said Cleveland Browns coach Mike Pettine. “The quarterback may not be gone yet,” he added, “but if you have one, protect it.”
“It’s doomsday if we don’t adapt and evolve,” said St. Louis Rams general manager Les Snead.
Half of the 10 best QB Debuts in the history of the league have come since 2011. What are these people thinking?
Robert Griffin, Russell Wilson, Teddy Bridgewater, Cam Newton, and Mike Glennon.
A parade of general managers, like Pittsburgh’s Kevin Colbert, think that if the current model holds, the notion of drafting a quarterback to start right away will need to be scrapped.
Cleveland’s Farmer has one idea: What if you could design an offense to minimize the passing deficiencies of modern quarterback prospects?
you mean the spread offense?



OR, draft a pocket QB, they still exist in college. And if option QBs don't get drafted, prospects will REFUSE to BE on in college.
they need someone they can trust to be in the film room all the time 

