Building the Perfect Quarterback

[DuckTownHusker]

Thought I'd create a spin-off thread for the Field Generals. I've narrowed it down to seven categories.

For this thread, feel free to either post your version using current 2012 QBs (Braxton Miller, D-Robsinson, etc) or an All-Time Big Red version.

Arm Strength	Tyler Wilson, Arkansas
Accuracy	Tajh Boyd, Clemson
Pocket Presence	Collin Klein, K-State
Running Speed	Taylor Martinez, Nebraska
Elusiveness	Denard Robinson, Michigan
Signal Calling	Geno Smith, West Virginia
Leadership	Matt Barkley, USC

[statman29]

All-time Big Red version:

Arm Strength	Vince Ferragamo
Accuracy	Joe Ganz
Pocket Presence	Joe Ganz
Running Speed	Eric Crouch
Elusiveness	Tommie Frazier
Signal Calling	Tommie Frazier
Leadership	Tommie Frazier

[Greatest Fan of All]

All-time Big Red version:

Arm Strength	Vince Ferragamo
Accuracy	Jerry Tagge
Pocket Presence	Jerry Tagge
Running Speed	Eric Crouch
Elusiveness	Van Brownson
Signal Calling	Jerry Tagge
Leadership	Tommie Frazier

Option Game

Turner Gill

[hskrncibolo]

All-time Big Red version:

Arm Strength	Vince Ferragamo
Accuracy	Joe Ganz
Pocket Presence	Joe Ganz
Running Speed	Eric Crouch
Elusiveness	Tommie Frazier
Signal Calling	Tommie Frazier
Leadership	Tommie Frazier

Ganz is a great guy, just no way does he my list.

[Californication]

Real World: Cam Newton. Who knew he could throw?

Say what you want about his ethics / morals, the kid is a player.

[hskrncibolo]

tommy frazier, greatest qb in NCAA history. No reason to reinvent the wheel. LOL

[huskheartguy]

This is easy...Matt Turman...he was in one word...ridiculous!