Do QBs that have been cut hire personal coaches?

[omac]

I was looking at some of these QBs drafted high out of college who went bust in the nfl, then I started thinking, do some of them hire coaches, or even top QB coaches to help make them better so they can make a team, or even start?

I thought about boxers who became so much better under a different trainer. With the millions they got from their initial signing, I'd assume they can afford some real good ones.

Seems such a waste that top QB prospects go bust in the league.

[NickTranOwnz]

It's a sad thing, but its inevitable. If everyone becomes a success there will be no room on teams.

QBs can last a dozen years, and a dozen of them come out of college every year. 32 teams...

There's not gonna be enough room for em to play in the pros.

It's just natural selection and luck.

[laxstar263]

Some may. It depens on may things like their dedication to the sport, there skill(if they were drafted in the 7th round they dont have much of a chance to make it in the NFL).

[CHARLIEADAMSFAN]

i dont doubt that they have personal trainers if they are sitting out a year or so and want to play still


Ryan Leaf could probably been good if precautions were taken with him and he was kept away from media and babied etc.

[omac]

Yeah. If I were Ryan Leaf, I'd spend some of that signing money on hiring someone, like a Bill Walsh or something, or maybe even some sports psychologists. Maybe some great retired qb coaches. And even get some pros to practice with as sparring partners.