College Football Rankings 2011

Reason 1

Jake Delhomme was a Super Bowl. This kind of experience can be invaluable for a young team with a young quarterback. After a team a Super Bowl generates instant respect. The fact that the Carolina Panthers team that Jake has taken for the Super Bowl was nothing to write about the House makes the achievement more impressive.

Reason 2

Jake Delhomme can fill both roles. In addition to a number 3 quarterback, it can be a mentor to a young quarterback. Look at how much he helped to Colt McCoy to the Cleveland Browns in 2010. Jake has led to the stage with him, takes under his wing and acted with class, even though he knew that the more rapid McCoy has increased by a quarterback, the least value Delhomme will become with the team. If this role of mentor means that Jake became coach of the team a particular quaterback would depend on the nature of the team.

Reason 3

Did I mention that Jake is a class guy? There is nothing as having someone to who habits of work and a fresh ethical standard. Really, it helps to keep the positive momentum.

Reason 4

Let's say you have a major fluke arrive with your team. Your first, future quarterback Hall of Fame in # 1 goes down and you need to make to your # 2, not proven recruit. You try for a playoffs and all the pieces in place. Your non-proven recruit has some bad outings and bingo, you have a choice: you eat rookie for the wolves, or do bring you in a veteran who can walk in any situation and make the thing proverbial "management games". Who better than Jake Delhomme?

Reason 5

Jake Delhomme is not a bad quarterback. No one could succeed in contravention of the Brown in 2010, and he had a lot of receivers which could not run routes or catch the ball. In addition, he was injured. It is not Tom Brady of New England Patriots, but it can help someone.

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