By Celebrity Hot Tub @celebrityhottub on Sep 4 2013, 9:56a +
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Everything else? GARBAGE.
1. Entering last year, four quarterbacks had thrown for at least 3000 yards and 20 TDs in their rookie season – Jim Kelly, Peyton Manning, Cam Newton, and Andy Dalton. Then Andrew Luck, Robert Griffin III, andRussell Wilson nearly doubled the size of that club. To those expecting these three to experience a sophomore slump, observe: Manning, Kelly, and Dalton all put up better numbers in their second year, and if Newton was a less prolific passer, it was only slightly so. More importantly, all four of those quarterbacks led their teams to a better record in their second campaign than in their first. It takes a lot of talent to start and succeed to the level Luck, Wilson, and RGIII did last year, and it would probably be foolish to assume that talent away for no reason.
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