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If you think AJ will have similar support you are nuts. Other than LSU Bama can manhandle teams with with any QB. He will not have that advantage in that in the NFL - I don't know what you are smoking. See Tebow. Wide open WRs pitch and catch.

That being said I see AJ as back up and I see JFF as not making it or he will be a superstar.

He doesn't need similar support, he just needs a solid running game and one good WR. Give him that and he'll have a good rookie year, if the team also has a decent defense. I don't think he needs all of those tools. Peyton Manning is gonna be throwing to Thomas, Decker, and Welker this year, but we're fools if we hold it against him. Npt even counting that top five OL they've got and the decent group of RBs. Plus Denver has a good defense. No one holds it against Manning. Like I said, floor of Campbell, ceiling of Ryan with a better deep ball.

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Posted by meansonny

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Posted on 7/20/13 at 12:54 am to AllBamaDoesIsWin

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Like I said, floor of Campbell, ceiling of Ryan with a better deep ball.

Personally... it seems like a huge stretch to compare AJ to Matt Ryan (is he 6'4"?)

But what do I know. I saw Matt Ryan as a 5th year QB who threw 19 INTs and had several picks dropped that season. and he was surrounded by a better running game than what Murray had in 2011.

Maybe he can aspire to be that good.

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Posted by Tiger n Miami AU83

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Posted on 7/20/13 at 9:55 am to AllBamaDoesIsWin

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He doesn't need similar support, he just needs a solid running game and one good WR.

This is stupid.

#1 He needs a good O-line
#2 One good WR won't cut it. You have to have more than one threat in the NFL. One good receiver gets doubled and he is taken out of the game.