Walking boots + woods, take them, grrr.... <3
Difference being that I've seen him play for 3 seasons and he was by far the best QB NFL Europe has seen. That's why I registered and stepped into the thread at the time. I was a diehard Amsterdam Admirals fan, with my NFL team being the Bills (i liked the Bills because they were so similar to the Amsterdam Admirals, lot's of bad luck and long non championship streaks, Admirals went for 10 years without success). So can you imagine my joy when Hamdan was signed to the Bills?
Kurt Warner, Jake DelHomme both Amsterdam Admirals QBs, yet Hamdan looked better, wiped them out of the recordbooks to proof it, especially his ability to read the game, lead the team and his strong arm, he was rated a top 10 second QB by Scout.com in 2006 but broke his ankle then ended up with us with a d-tour the led through Miami.
My question with Hamdan was if he could make the additional step from NFL Europe to NFL (level of play was in between College and NFL, and was full pro). He showed it during the pre-season allthough the scoreboard production didnt show, for reasons beyond his control (catchable drops, fumbles <cough Dwayne Wright>. Just look at the first drive of the 4th pre-season game, now compare that playstyle with TE. He made the team and received praise for the Seahawks game from DJ, wasn't released for Jason Peters or Crowell. Sounds to me the coaches see in him what he showed in Amsterdam. Other then that future will only tell, I guess.