Drafting an NFL quarterback is an imperfect science, at best. Many NFL GM’s have lost their jobs because they picked the wrong guy, thus miring their team in years of mediocrity. I took a look at the colleges where NFL starting QB’s played, crunched some numbers and tried to determine whether there were trends to determine NFL success from a player’s college football program. Perhaps my findings could help GM’s the next time they need to draft a quarterback.
The result is my latest column for SportsFanLive.
The column is also now linked on Fanhouse, a very popular, widely read sports blog (look on the right hand side, middle of the page. Post starts with “Truth or Myth”).
