[shortsleeve47]

This is an interesting comment in one of the Louisville Blogs (which hopefully will get to some of these players and wake them up):

-- I'm wondering if we're seeing some of the 2002 syndrome here. What's that? When solid NFL prospects like Dewayne White and Curry Burns realized that there were no championships in the Cards, I felt like they started playing it safe, just trying to stay healthy. They certainly weren't the players they were a year earlier. It's what you think when you see guys like Malik Jackson take a step back.

-- You just wonder, also, if these guys didn't handle the Orange Bowl win very well. You wonder if some of them lost their hunger.

[EmpireWF]

That's a pretty strong thing to say. But I wouldn't say no automatically. There could be something to that. But the most NFL-ready Cardinal is their QB. He still has to play for his money though (if he doesn't perform well, he won't be a Top 10 pick).

[shortsleeve47]

Originally Posted by EmpireWF

That's a pretty strong thing to say. But I wouldn't say no automatically. There could be something to that. But the most NFL-ready Cardinal is their QB. He still has to play for his money though (if he doesn't perform well, he won't be a Top 10 pick).

Brohm is a class act and a fighter who will never say never. Besides he's got his Brother Jeff Brohm(former short term NFL QB; and offensive Coach... offensive co-ordinator to some fortunate school soon) to report to..lol
There was an article about how Brian goes to the weekly family review over Sunday dinner with his two brothers and dad who all played for Louisville. It's quite a story.

[EmpireWF]

Oh yeah, I forgot about his brother being one of his coaches.

If any of the players on that team are mailing it in, they're not helping anyone including themselves.

[Quality88]

Brohm has the heart of a champion.... right now he seems to be the only one. I say give'em some time. It's only been four games, and they have one two. Their title hopes may be shot, but they could still bounce back for a bowl appearance.