Adrian Martinez

teachercd said:
Only takes one team to think so...and you don't have to be the starter to have a "career" in the NFL

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And with his skill set, he would be a nice 2nd string option for teams like Baltimore or Philly, where both teams incorporate the QB run into their game plan.  Having a back-up who can "sling it" and be mobile will allow these teams to not have to modify the playbook for when the back-up has to come in.

 
UFL star Adrian Martinez talks Stallions success, potential NFL future



Fox Sports Article on AM


After rushing for a game-high 138 yards in a 32-9 win over the Houston Roughnecks in Week 5, Martinez proceeded to throw for 369 yards and four touchdowns in a 39-21 win over the Memphis Showboats in Week 6.

Martinez has totaled 972 passing yards, seven passing touchdowns, one interception and a 108.1 passer rating, while completing 59% of his passes this season. He has also rushed for 327 yards — which is second among all players in the UFL — and one touchdown. Prior to his recent tear, Martinez had been in and out of the huddle, with the Stallions shuffling him and Matt Corral at quarterback.
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Good for him!  A team like Philly, Indy, Baltimore that have mobile QBs would be wise to at least bring him in for training camp and see how he looks being a back-up. Much better to have a back-up QB who is also mobile to keep the same general offense if/when the starter goes down.

 
Madcows said:
Good for him!  A team like Philly, Indy, Baltimore that have mobile QBs would be wise to at least bring him in for training camp and see how he looks being a back-up. Much better to have a back-up QB who is also mobile to keep the same general offense if/when the starter goes down.
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I know that it is a crap league but I would venture (remember that store) a guess that being the MVP of that league probably means that you are way more than capable of being a backup in the NFL or for the teams that carry 3 QB's  a 3rd stringer.  

He has what, 50 career starts at the D1 and "pro" level?  Good size, he can run, he can throw...might as well take him as opposed to some kid right out of college who probably has half the experience.  

 
He can play in the NFL.  I cannot think of any team that wouldn't appreciate him as QB2.  

Aaron Rogers goes down?  In comes 2AM (9AM).

Dak Prescott goes down?  Out for 4 weeks?  In comes 2AM (9AM).

Across the board, Adrian has shown enough to be in the league.

 
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