Top 5 QB's of 2007

[E.T.]

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I don't know enough to really say, but GrothE will be Top 10 !

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[Matt]

we all love grothe but come on....

lets be real.

top 5 next year in the country?  no way.  by the time he is a senior yeah.

[windbane]

I agree, top 10.  we dont lose anybody except thed watson (who didnt play against WVU), a TE or 2, randolph, and green, right?  should be much improved next year and I do not expect the same struggle at the beginning of the season to put up points.

[Bull Dozer]

Grothe has the potential to be a top 10 qb but top 5 is a stretch but a stretch that i would love to see become a reality.  If Russel stays in school he will be the top QB taken.  

[E.T.]

we all love grothe but come on....

lets be real.

top 5 next year in the country?  no way.  by the time he is a senior yeah.

You probably would have said that at the beginning of this season if somebody said that he would be Top 10 in Total Offense.

BULLieve !

[Greg Auman]

One thing to remember is that with a more consistent running game, Grothe won't likely get as many rushing yards next season, so he'll be hard-pressed to finish as high nationally in total offense as he did in 2006. His completion percentage should continue to impress, though.

[Joe]

I dunno if he'll be top 10 just yet next year.

Brian Brohm, Jamarcus Russell, Pat White, John David Booty, Chad Henne, Colt Brennen, Graham Harrell, Chase Daniel, Colt McCoy, and Nate Longshore will all be in most people's top 10.

I love Grothe and what he brings to this team, but 2008 will be his year for all the noteriaty. However, if he puts up a great game against Auburn next year, he might get some love.

[E.T.]

And I am also thinking that a better RB game will improve his passing numbers.

[bulls96go]

if we smack ecu in front of a national audience it will help kick start his run in 2007

[windbane]

One thing to remember is that with a more consistent running game, Grothe won't likely get as many rushing yards next season, so he'll be hard-pressed to finish as high nationally in total offense as he did in 2006. His completion percentage should continue to impress, though.

I hope he doesn't have to run as much, but I think a more consistent running game (with RBs) could contribute to more sustained drives and higher TD numbers.  It could even out  

Need to cap off this year and look for a BCS game in the next few years.