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Physically, by the time they get to the NFL, players have been weeded out physically ten times over-starting at Pee wee, and high school, in Division III, Division II, Division I, being a starter versus a redshirt player, getting drafted in the first round or the seventh round,РІР‚Сњ Marathe continues. РІР‚СљThe standard deviation in physical skill set is so small at the NFL level. ItРІР‚в„ўs part physical talent and part cerebral talent,РІР‚Сњ says Paraag Marathe, Chief Operating Officer of the San Francisco 49ers.

РІР‚СљThe quarterback position is such a difficult position to evaluate because Why do teams find it so hard to make a good decision when drafting a quarterback? New EnglandРІР‚в„ўs Tom Brady was chosen in the sixth round of the 2000 draft-and he boasts a winning percentage of nearly. Drew Brees, who led the Saints to a Super Bowl win, was chosen in the second round, as was Canton-bound Brett Favre.

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Р”В«y contrast, there are a number of All Pro and Hall of Fame quarterbacks who werenРІР‚в„ўt even chosen in the first round, which meant that virtually every team passed on them at least once. Entering the 2012-13 season, those top-pick quarterbacks not named Manning posted a composite record of 400-509-3 for a. (Recent draftees Andrew Luck, Cam Newton, and Matthew Stafford have shown promise early in their careers, but are not yet locks for long-term stardom.) Other top-drafted quarterbacks-Tim Couch, JaMarcus Russell, David Carr-have flat-out busts. Of those picks, only two-Peyton Manning and his brother Eli-can be considered unqualified successes. Since 1990, 12 quarterbacks have been taken with the first overall pick in the NFL draft.

And yet, despite the clear importance of finding the right quarterback, teams do horrible poor job of drafting them.

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