Your logic makes no sense. Let's break it down.
Sure, Brohm was a 2nd round pick, and a solid QB prospect coming out of Louisville, but he has done nothing but disappoint since entering the league.
-He was demoted in his first season from 2nd to 3rd string behind a fellow rookie, 7th round draft pick (Matt Flynn) who was debating if he wanted to go pro in football or dentistry. That doesn't really say much about Brohm's talent level or potential.
- After being cut last training camp, only his second season in the NFL, the Packers placed him on their practice squad, meaning he was available to 31 NFL teams. No team seemed to be in a hurry to sign him until the Bills, who needed a warm body at QB due to injuries finally picked him up mid-season.
- His first ever NFL start was filled with "check-downs" and mistakes as he threw for 146 yards, 2 interceptions and no touchdowns, for a stellar 43.2 QB rating. Not exactly impressive...
Edwards on the other hand, has started 32 games in three seasons, with a 77.9 QB rating, 24 touchdowns and 25 interceptions. Not exactly pro-bowl numbers...but collectively better than Mark Sanchez, Chad Henne, Matt Leinart, Kyle Orton, Matthew Stafford, Kevin Kolb, Alex Smith, Josh Freeman, and Vince Young who are all currently starting Quarterbacks in the league.
- Following his best statistical year in 2008, Edwards had to deal with his offensive coordinator being fired a week before the start of the 2009 season, learning a new playbook during the season, seeing his Pro-Bowl Left Tackle (Jason Peters) shipped to Philadelphia, and his new starting Left Tackle, Langston Walker, who had been working with the first unit the entire 2009 offseason, released a week before the season as well.
- Placed in front of Edwards were two rookie guards, a new center, and a left tackle who was selected in the 7th round of the 2008 draft, who had never started a NFL game in his career. Not exactly a recipie for success.
Both Brohm and Edwards are in need of a second chance. It should be given to the guy who has shown in his career he can be successful in the NFL if put in the right situation, rather than the guy who has shown he can only be successful at the college level.
Go Bills.
Sure, Brohm was a 2nd round pick, and a solid QB prospect coming out of Louisville, but he has done nothing but disappoint since entering the league.
-He was demoted in his first season from 2nd to 3rd string behind a fellow rookie, 7th round draft pick (Matt Flynn) who was debating if he wanted to go pro in football or dentistry. That doesn't really say much about Brohm's talent level or potential.
- After being cut last training camp, only his second season in the NFL, the Packers placed him on their practice squad, meaning he was available to 31 NFL teams. No team seemed to be in a hurry to sign him until the Bills, who needed a warm body at QB due to injuries finally picked him up mid-season.
- His first ever NFL start was filled with "check-downs" and mistakes as he threw for 146 yards, 2 interceptions and no touchdowns, for a stellar 43.2 QB rating. Not exactly impressive...
Edwards on the other hand, has started 32 games in three seasons, with a 77.9 QB rating, 24 touchdowns and 25 interceptions. Not exactly pro-bowl numbers...but collectively better than Mark Sanchez, Chad Henne, Matt Leinart, Kyle Orton, Matthew Stafford, Kevin Kolb, Alex Smith, Josh Freeman, and Vince Young who are all currently starting Quarterbacks in the league.
- Following his best statistical year in 2008, Edwards had to deal with his offensive coordinator being fired a week before the start of the 2009 season, learning a new playbook during the season, seeing his Pro-Bowl Left Tackle (Jason Peters) shipped to Philadelphia, and his new starting Left Tackle, Langston Walker, who had been working with the first unit the entire 2009 offseason, released a week before the season as well.
- Placed in front of Edwards were two rookie guards, a new center, and a left tackle who was selected in the 7th round of the 2008 draft, who had never started a NFL game in his career. Not exactly a recipie for success.
Both Brohm and Edwards are in need of a second chance. It should be given to the guy who has shown in his career he can be successful in the NFL if put in the right situation, rather than the guy who has shown he can only be successful at the college level.
Go Bills.
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