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Especially when Mario was on Saban‘s staff when Lane was hired.

Miami needs to rebuild its reputation as WR U. Mario getting that first elite 5* WR and having the player develop into a star is a big step. Maybe ****ey, or Williams, or Andy Jean. We’ll see. With our recent history at TE, there were no problems getting an elite TE last cycle and in this group...

Of course. No QB has won a championship all by themselves. And of course, some teams won SBs without a elite QB, like Chicago, Baltimore (Dilfer), and Tampa Bay (Johnson). Those were outliers and those three defenses were among the GOATS of their era.

You are misreading. Maybe you read my comment where I felt Archie Manning was overrated. He had some skills but wasn't a great NFL QB by any means. I am saying is QB talent is more that throwing the ball. There are plenty of busts with the WOW factor when you watch them in drills or workouts...

I know. There’s plenty of prospects who could do all the right things but lacked an NFL arm.

There is far more to playing quarterback than how hard or far you can throw the ball. The worst thing GMs, HCs, and scouts do is fall in love with a QBs arm and ignore the head,

How many Super Bowl appearances or rings does Barry Sanders have? Tomlinson? Adrian Peterson?

Except at reading a defense and winning. And that’s what counts. Save the so-called talent competitions for meaningless QB challenges.

True. No QB wins a Super Bowl with a bad team. No one is that good.

To me, a generational QB would have to consistently elevated his team well above their grade throughout their career. Especially when the pressure is on, under the bright lights. John Elway was generational, no question. Elite talent that took 3 rather average teams to the Super Bowl. Yes, they...

Solid point, ‘generational‘ doesn’t have to mean there is one a single player at that level. Same as HOF players. Although the term is way overused.