Talk:J.T. O'Sullivan

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[edit] NFL Europe

I took out the bit as follows: "This is the same league top NFL quarterbacks Kurt Warner, Brad Johnson, and Jake Delhomme (among others) made their mark when nobody knew who they were. Because of this, some believe O'Sullivan has gained the skills and experience necessary to compete in the NFL."

To put the 2nd highest passer rating in NFL Europe in perspective, the year before the #2 guy was P. Stambaugh. The year after, it was K. Eakin. So I think it's stretching it to call it a breakthrough year or that O'Sullivan can now compete in the NFL. Also, Warner did win quite a bit in the Arena League, and Brad Johnson was at least somewhat famous from his tenure at Florida State, although perhaps that's splitting hairs.