Can to a tag of a lowest day healthy enough to be a franchise quarterback Auburn star running back Taint Biggs

Be joined us for a two-minute drill and Mike Trout opens up about his rare spinal condition. I'm Jay Crane and welcome to Crane & Company.

One of the biggest decisions a franchise can make is deciding on who they want to steer the ship at

quarterback in the long term. Now there are so many variables that go into this decision whether you're

drafting a rookie to become the guy, trading to go get him or taking a shot on someone in free

agency. Now if I was the one pulling the strings for a franchise and you asked me to put my job on

the line for two a tag of a low to be a guy I can count on to take our franchise to an elite level

consistently, I would for lack of a better term pass on that. Now that's not to say two it doesn't

have ability. That's not saying he isn't a great teammate or somebody that people gravitate to

in a locker room. It's because the man can't stay healthy. Now we've seen the trend of him getting

hurt, going back to his time at Bama and now when the NFL after being in for only two years,

and two his injuries aren't just minor. It's his hip, his ankle, his foot, his ribs, and the list

goes on. Now I know all football players deal with the injuries of some sort, but the consistency

of two of not being available lends me to believe he will continue to follow that trend.

How could I rely on a guy who isn't out there consistently? Now to me the arm strength question

is somewhat silly. While he doesn't have the best arm in the NFL by any stretch,

his fastball is good enough to be able to fit it in skinny windows like a little burglar.

Now if he was a humongous person and had these injuries like let's say a big Ben Rothis burger,

I'd be worried but not as worried. Two is not a big guy in the NFL by any metric and any clean

contact on him could be devastating. And I hate it for two of because he wants it so badly and

he does things the right way. People who carry themselves like two of do on and off the field

deserve success, but I'm not going to risk my franchise's long-term health on a guy whose health

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