so Tony Romo cleared up $13M in cap space today ...

[Hootie]

(of course, like JJ Watt and Tom Brady, it means nothing, since they don't lose a single $ in the deal)

...

yet there are no articles on ESPN or Yahoo or anywhere talking about how great of a person this guy is!

GEE

WEIRD

!

[O.city]

Wilson is 5"10. He really couldn't have thrown it low.

[Sully]

Originally Posted by Hootie 2.0

so

in your opinion

every INT thrown by a QB is always the QB's fault

right?

Incorrect.
Every INT thrown by a QB is not always the QB's fault. I'm not sure how anyone could possibly get that out of what I posted, but I guess you gotta want it.

[O.city]

I don't really get why it has to be a choke per say on Wilson. Defender made a great play on a decently thrown ball.

[milkman]

Originally Posted by O.city

I don't really get why it has to be a choke per say on Wilson. Defender made a great play on a decently thrown ball.

I don't agree with your statement, that because of his height, that he couldn't throw it low.

But I also don't think it's a choke job.

I think it's a mistake that a young QB makes, and he will learn from it.

It's just a damn shame that that learning moment came in the most critical situation possible.

[O.city]

Originally Posted by milkman

I don't agree with your statement, that because of his height, that he couldn't throw it low.

But I also don't think it's a choke job.

I think it's a mistake that a young QB makes, and he will learn from it.

It's just a damn shame that that learning moment came in the most critical situation possible.

Unless he's gonna throw it thru the de and or rt, I'm not sure how he could have thrown it much lower

[Hootie]

I have three years of evidence that shows me Wilson makes big time play after big time play after big time play in big time games. I truly feel like the defender just made the best play of his life.

regardless, calling that play in that situation will forever haunt my dreams, regardless of execution

[GoChargers]

Originally Posted by Hootie 2.0

so

in your opinion

every INT thrown by a QB is always the QB's fault

right?

The horrible ball placement was the QB's fault.

[GoChargers]

Originally Posted by Hootie 2.0

I have three years of evidence that shows me Wilson makes big time play after big time play after big time play in big time games.

Yeah, like the Saints game. Or regulation against the Packers. Or both Super Bowls (didn't have to do anything in the first one, choked the second one away).

[Hootie]

he posted an 88 QBR and a 91 QBR in his two Super Bowls

the Saints game was never even a game ... terrible weather conditions ... and they led like 16-0 at halftime

and he scored 3 or 4 straight TD's to beat the Packers in the NFC Championship Game; very resilient; most guys would have folded

you're a ****ing moron

[Hootie]

Originally Posted by GoChargers

The horrible ball placement was the QB's fault.

Tom Brady overthrew a wide open Julian Edelman by 10 yards on a TD throw in the same game before hitting him on the same route on the game's final TD

not every throw is going to be perfect

Russell executed the playcall just fine. The defender made a fantastic play. It's hilarious that some people want to put that on the QB and refuse to acknowledge that MAYBE, JUST MAYBE the guy getting paid to play defense just made a sensational play.

but this website blames the QB for everything

guy puts up a 91 QBR in a Super Bowl and comes 1 yard short a year after winning a Super Bowl a year after playing the game of his life in the playoffs his rookie year

...and is referred to as 'Russell Dilfer' by your dumbass

lmao

[Bowser]

That play should have been called ONLY if Marshawn Lynch is hobbled on the sideline, and even then you give it to James Turbin. It was a classic case of a coach(es) thinking they were outsmarting everyone else.

[Hootie]

they wanted the face of their franchise to get his Super Bowl MVP

it was the worst playcall in the history of the NFL

vomit inducing