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Parcells QB Formula: Clausen > Newton

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For the record I have no opinion on this what so ever. I just found this both funny and interesting. I Personally had to look up Clausen's stats to find out how he compared to this years draft class, and if you think about it, if he came out this year he would have a "yes" to just about everything (7/7).

http://blogs.thescore.com/nfl/2011/03/17/how-this-drafts-quarterbacks-stack-up-using-the-parcells-rules/

Jimmy Clausen, Notre Dame:

Three-year starter? Yes (3)

Senior? No

Graduate? No

30 games? Yes (36, + Hawaii Bowl, Totals to 37)

23 wins? No (16)

2-to-1 ratio? Yes (60-to-27)

Above 60 percent? Yes (61.7%)

Total: 4/7

Cam Newton, Auburn:

Three-year starter? No (1)

Senior? No

Graduate? No

30 games? No (16)

23 wins? No (14)

2-to-1 ratio? Yes (30-to-7)

Above 60 percent? Yes (65.4%)

Total: 2/7

Oh, and just so we are clear I'm not endorsing Clausen. I'm not a big fan of any QB on the roster and any QB in this draft class.

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The head athletic trainer on the '01 Pats has that same SB ring, and he had more to do with the win than Bledsoe did, LOL

If it wasn't for Bledsoe the Pats would have never been in the SB.

Brady helped the Patriots beat Oakland in the playoffs. But he sprained his ankle in the AFC championship game last week, and Bledsoe came on to bring New England back to New Orleans.

But, when the ankle healed, coach Bill Belichick went back to Brady.

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