Vick vs. Culpepper = the Blind vs. the Lost. Both were lousy, but in different ways.
Vick was merely a non-issue, while Culpepper was so bad as to cost his
team the day. And still, all I'm hearing out of the
sports-talk-radio crowd is how awful Harrington and Losman are.
Granted, Harrington and Losman are poor QBs, but how can the
finger-pointing miss the gold-plated, $100 mil "Great Black Hopes"?
Vick got a 20 on the Wonderlic? I doubt it was even that high.
Here's a little-known tidbit about St. Michael --- Q: What was His GPA
in academinc classes during his last year at VT? A: 0.00.
Yes, you read that right. Zero point zero. Vick's lack of
intelligence is crippling. When Vick broke into the league, the
Falcons "simplified" the playbook, presumably until St. Michael got
acclimated to the pro game. Now, 4 years later, the Falcons STILL
don't trust him with the entire set.
The rumor is that second-year backup Matt Schaub has more offensive
sets from which to work, because Schaub is bright fella -- a UVa
man.
Bottom line --- Vick is an "aff-lete", not a quarterback, and up until
now he has been able to hide his flaws by using his athleticism.
But father time (and nagging injuries) are catching up with St.
Michael, and now he is one hard tackle away from losing his speed-edge
(which is all he has going for him).
Note: St. Michael is again questionable for next week's game due
to a knee injury. Falcons fans have come to expect this from St.
Vick, who seems to be one of the biggest candy-asses in the history
of professional football.