Need Help

[uptonfan1]

Trying To Decide Who To Collect, Please Help!

[nflcardlover]

If your going for longevity of card values most of those rookies go down in value in 1-2 years big time. I suggest someone whos already established themself like tomlinson or as a saints fan Drew Brees.

[uptonfan1]

Yeah But I Want To Start A Collection From When A Guy Is A Rookie

[pr0phet]

I voted Drew Stanton. As a big 10 fan I know he has a lot of potential in the league. Right now he is also on IR which means his cards will be at a very reasonable price IMHO.

Jay

[uptonfan1]

I Know He'll Be Good One Day, He Was A Bright Spot At MSU Last Year (Maybe The Only One)

[jdio13]

I also chose Drew Stanton. Like pr0phet said, he is on the IR so his cards will be reasonable for now. Also I believe that last year he was the Senior Bowl MVP and he won the Quarterback competition also. Hope that helps in your decision

[uptonfan1]

Thanks Already Traded For A Few Of His Cards :)

[OnePimpTiger]

I vote for anybody but Quinn and Russell...too obvious.

[htwheelz01]

Yeah try Stanton. Where he is at he should get a chance soon.

[bearfield]

collect quinn, most of the others you named probably had grades given to them because they were on the football team.
Notre Dame has high standards that have to be maintained in order to play, so players coming out of there have smarts. joe montana comes to mind, and Notre Dame players score good on the rookie test.
playing football at Notre Dame is secondary to carrying grades.
at a lot of the collages, grades are secondary to football, if you can score, you will pass.
i can't prove it, but i have a strong suspicion that a lot of NFL players can't even write their own name. i have yet to see a hofers signature that i can't read. does this tell you anything?
HOF = skill
skill = brains
brains = you can write your name so people can read it.
there are always 1 or 2 exceptions to the rule, but i say this is a rule.

so, collect brady quinn.