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Aaron Rodgers - Green Bay Packers 193 91.90%
Andrew Luck - Indianapolis Colts 178 84.76%
Andy Dalton - Cincinnati Bengals 49 23.33%
Ben Roethlisberger - Pittsburgh Steelers 138 65.71%
Brian Hoyer - Cleveland Browns 5 2.38%
Cam Newton - Carolina Panthers 108 51.43%
Carson Palmer - Arizona Cardinals 23 10.95%
Chad Henne - Jacksonville Jaguars 8 3.81%
Colin Kaepernick - San Francisco 49ers 86 40.95%
Derek Carr - Oakland Raiders 15 7.14%
Drew Brees - New Orleans Saints 187 89.05%
EJ Manuel - Buffalo Bills 13 6.19%
Eli Manning - New York Giants 87 41.43%
Geno Smith - New York Jets 25 11.90%
Jay Cutler - Chicago Bears 71 33.81%
Joe Flacco - Baltimore Ravens 89 42.38%
Matt Cassel - Minnesota Vikings 9 4.29%
Matt Ryan - Atlanta Falcons 115 54.76%
Matthew Stafford - Detroit Lions 104 49.52%
Mike Glennon - Tampa Bay Buccaneers 10 4.76%
Nick Foles - Philadelphia Eagles 78 37.14%
Peyton Manning - Denver Broncos 185 88.10%
Philip Rivers - San Diego Chargers 156 74.29%
Robert Griffin III - Washington Redskins 59 28.10%
Russell Wilson - Seattle Seahawks 147 70.00%
Ryan Fitzpatrick - Houston Texans 7 3.33%
Jake Locker - Tennessee Titans 11 5.24%
Ryan Tannehill - Miami Dolphins 22 10.48%
Shaun Hill - St. Louis Rams 7 3.33%
Tom Brady - New England Patriots 190 90.48%
Tony Romo - Dallas Cowboys 95 45.24%
All of them 11 5.24%
None of them 9 4.29%
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Old 09-02-2014, 05:06 PM  
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Old 09-02-2014, 05:33 PM   #31
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308-508 (60.6), 3,313, 6.52/att, 23 TD, 7 int, 89.1 rating. 343-570 (60.2), 3,822, 6.71, 23/9, 87.0

Anybody guess what 2 QBs these are
Is there a point to be made with this post?

Care to guess which QB has been in the league for 7 more years?
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Old 09-02-2014, 05:33 PM   #32
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The 49ers would have won the SB with Romo, Stafford or Cutler.
Yes lets just make shit up and use it as some type of proof.
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Old 09-02-2014, 05:33 PM   #33
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Alex and Luck.

The difference is one is still getting better...and one is just getting richer.
And you (presumably) will stay here for the duration of the contract. Because the extent of your human interaction relies on a keyboard and a screen.
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Yes lets just make shit up and use it as some type of proof.
No different than the Smith fans saying that the 49ers would have won/been to a 2nd SB with Smith instead of Kaepernick.
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Old 09-02-2014, 05:35 PM   #35
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Old 09-02-2014, 05:36 PM   #36
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Brady
Dalton
Roethlisberger
Flacco
Luck
Manning
Rivers
Foles
Romo
RGIII
E.Manning
Stafford
Cutler
Rodgers
Brees
Cam
Ryan
Kaepernick
Wilson
Palmer
G. Smith

Those are the 21 I chose.

You could MAYBE, MAYBE take off 3 of those guys (G. Smith, Palmer and Flacco).

So that would still be 18.

And that infuriates me because it means we have a decidely below average QB we just committed to.
It infuriates you because your list of quarterbacks that you would rather have puts him under average?

There's no way in hell I would want Romo, Palmer, Roethlisberger, Geno, or Foles over Alex. I would certainly debate Eli, Flacco, Cutler and Dalton.
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Old 09-02-2014, 05:36 PM   #37
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No different that the Smith fans saying that the 49ers would have won/been to a 2nd SB with Smith instead of Kaepernick.
I have never said that and he was discussing this with me.
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I don't know how people can say RG3 is better than Smith...

People have trouble separating his career at Baylor from being the 2nd best QB on the roster in Washington.
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The fact there is even one fan who thinks Alex is better than Ben Roethlisberger is proof that this franchise turns people insane.
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It infuriates you because your list of quarterbacks that you would rather have puts him under average?

There's no way in hell I would want Romo, Palmer, Roethlisberger, Geno, or Foles over Alex. I would certainly debate Eli, Flacco, Cutler and Dalton.
I don't know what makes you think Alex is better, in any way, than Ruthlessrapist.

Stronger arm, better scrambler, and can CARRY a team with his arm...
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I don't know how people can say RG3 is better than Smith...

People have trouble separating his career at Baylor from being the 2nd best QB on the roster in Washington.
And that's before the duct tape that's holding him together loses any stickiness.
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I don't know what makes you think Alex is better, in any way, than Ruthlessrapist.

Stronger arm, better scrambler, and can CARRY a team with his arm...
We're talking about today, and Rapelisberger is done, so yeah. Smith is better today.
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[QUOTE=jd1020;10874174]Is there a point to be made with this post?

Care to guess which QB has been in the league for 7 more years?[/QUOT

I just thought it was funny..why you so defensive over it..why people get so butt hurt over posts on here blows my mind

Yea I like Smith but I know he is nothing special..but the way people on here bitch and moan constantly is stupid..why throw a fit..no matter what QB we have isn't going to do shit with this Oline..with these receivers..defense won't stop any team with a receiving group in the top 15..I want the team to do good but have no unreal expectations..hell I think we go 4-12 this year

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Roethlisberger had one of his best years last season but he's done?
I don't think half these people watch any games other than KC...
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