brady needs to get off his high horse just a bit.

[irishrick]

That's why the Notre Dame quarterback believes he is highly qualified to immediately help a troubled NFL franchise -- and why he should be the first Fighting Irish player taken with the opening pick in the NFL draft in 35 years. Brady i wish you luck , but to tell the truth , if i was an owner of an NFL team and i needed a QB, you would be the one, N ow to say that your the greatest, i think you have a ways to go, you need more work on throwing the ball if you can't set your feet, you also could be more accurate in throwing you won't have the caliber of the shark , who in my opinion really helped make you , so lets get this attitude of how great you are and put it on the shelve for a while, some of these losses were your fault and some were the defense fault. so lets just come back down to earth, and get taken in the first round. then we can say how great you are.



"I've been through the adversity. I've gone through losing seasons. I know what it feels like to lose, but I know what it feels like to win," he said. "I know what it's like to go through that transition."

 

[IRISHDODGER]

I think it's too complicated of a game to blame any one loss on Quinn. Does that mean if you inserted any other of the top college QBs w/ the same OL & no homerun threat at RB or WR, that ND would have won those games? I don't believe they'd done any better. It's a team sport...ND should know this more than any team from last year.

That being said, I give the ultimate credit to Weis, who got the most out of those below par recruiting classes (w/ the exception of '02 class). I don't believe any other coach could have turned in a better record the last 2 yrs w/ what he had to work with.

 

[Junkhead]

He might have a few things to work on, but the ones who want to be great never stop improving. It takes physical tools, determination, and the right situation.