ESPN ranks Brad Johnson...
... As the 18th best quarterback in the NFL.
Gary Horton of Scouts Inc. said of Johnson: "A poor night versus a swarming Patriots defense that gave him a lot of different looks. His lack of mobility was a real problem, and he forced too many passes into coverage, throwing an uncharacteristic three interceptions."
He has Johnson ahead of Kansas City's Damon Huard, who has adequately filled in for Trent Green, and Mark Brunell.
Johnson is below Ben Roethlisberger, Tony Romo, Chad Pennington, Jake Plummer and Steve McNair.
Is he too high or too low?
Gary Horton of Scouts Inc. said of Johnson: "A poor night versus a swarming Patriots defense that gave him a lot of different looks. His lack of mobility was a real problem, and he forced too many passes into coverage, throwing an uncharacteristic three interceptions."
He has Johnson ahead of Kansas City's Damon Huard, who has adequately filled in for Trent Green, and Mark Brunell.
Johnson is below Ben Roethlisberger, Tony Romo, Chad Pennington, Jake Plummer and Steve McNair.
Is he too high or too low?
posted by Unknown at 8:40 AM
1 Comments:
I think it is just about right after a bad outing. If he rebounds against SanFran, the ranking should go back up to his previous 15th place. Personally, I don't care where Brad appears in the list, as long as he does what Childress asks of him. He has the skills to do it. I think he will.
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