Is Aqib Talib the best DB in the NFL?

[Saul Good]

Originally Posted by Prison Bitch

He dominated Julio Jones. Therefore Big 12 > SEC. /SaulIdiot

Don't remember saying anything like that...of course Julio was "dominated" to the tune of 108 yards receiving plus another 38 on a PI call. 146 combined yards for Jones...translates to 2,336 yards over a full season...not bad for being dominated.

[Amnorix]

Originally Posted by Saul Good

Don't remember saying anything like that...of course Julio was "dominated" to the tune of 108 yards receiving plus another 38 on a PI call. 146 combined yards for Jones...translates to 2,336 yards over a full season...not bad for being dominated.

Not all of that was on Talib. Not like Talib had him the whole game.

In fact, Talib did NOT have him on the long bomb down the left sideline during the final drive. That was Dennard/McCourty.

Looked to me like Talib handled him great WHEN he was on him.

[Just Passin' By]

Originally Posted by Amnorix

Not all of that was on Talib. Not like Talib had him the whole game.

In fact, Talib did NOT have him on the long bomb down the left sideline during the final drive. That was Dennard/McCourty.

Looked to me like Talib handled him great WHEN he was on him.

The Patriots were also keeping a safety above Jones for almost the entire game. It was reminiscent of how they defended Fitzgerald last season.

[Prison Bitch]

Originally Posted by Amnorix

Not all of that was on Talib. Not like Talib had him the whole game.

In fact, Talib did NOT have him on the long bomb down the left sideline during the final drive. That was Dennard/McCourty.

Looked to me like Talib handled him great WHEN he was on him.

Saul is a moron who obviously didn't watch the game or see Julio's 50 yarder late was not even against Talib. Don't bother explaining details to him.

[Saul Good]

Originally Posted by Amnorix

Not all of that was on Talib. Not like Talib had him the whole game.

In fact, Talib did NOT have him on the long bomb down the left sideline during the final drive. That was Dennard/McCourty.

Looked to me like Talib handled him great WHEN he was on him.

Originally Posted by Prison Bitch

Saul is a moron who obviously didn't watch the game or see Julio's 50 yarder late was not even against Talib. Don't bother explaining details to him.

So...you're trying to bolster your contention that Talib dominated Jones by saying that Talib wasn't matched up against Jones?

[Just Passin' By]

Originally Posted by Saul Good

So...you're trying to bolster your contention that Talib dominated Jones by saying that Talib wasn't matched up against Jones?

NBC posted a graphic on it. I believe Jones was targeted 8 times while Talib was covering him, for 1 completion and 1 INT.

[Prison Bitch]

Originally Posted by Just Passin' By

NBC posted a graphic on it. I believe Jones was targeted 8 times while Talib was covering him, for 1 completion and 1 INT.

Again, you're wasting time explaining facts to a moron. Don't.

[Amnorix]

Originally Posted by Saul Good

So...you're trying to bolster your contention that Talib dominated Jones by saying that Talib wasn't matched up against Jones?

What is so hard to understand about "when Talib was on him, he pretty much completely shut him down"?

[Mav]

I have a question. Can you claim guys are sec guys when in college their schools were BIG 12 GUYS?

Blaine Gabbert and Tannenhil were both in the Big 12 when they were in college.....

[Bambi]

Originally Posted by Mavericks Ace

I have a question. Can you claim guys are sec guys when in college their schools were BIG 12 GUYS?

Blaine Gabbert and Tannenhil were both in the Big 12 when they were in college.....

Both those QBs were and still are Big 12 QBs. They were recruited to and played their entire career in the Big 12.

When speaking of the Big 12 Tannehil makes the conference look good. Gabbert makes you feel embarrassed but you have to claim both yes.

[Saul Good]

Originally Posted by Mavericks Ace

I have a question. Can you claim guys are sec guys when in college their schools were BIG 12 GUYS?

Blaine Gabbert and Tannenhil were both in the Big 12 when they were in college.....

They aren't "SEC guys", but they are from schools that are in the SEC. You can't really say that the Big 12 puts a bunch of QBs in the NFL when Gabbert, Tannehill, Daniel, and Smith all played for programs that aren't in the Big 12 anymore.

The SEC is loaded with programs that put QBs in the NFL. Those programs include Mizzou and aTm. The Big 12 has never produced even an average NFL QB. Steve Balboni thinks that's an embarrassment.

[Bambi]

Originally Posted by Mavericks Ace

I have a question. Can you claim guys are sec guys when in college their schools were BIG 12 GUYS?

Blaine Gabbert and Tannenhil were both in the Big 12 when they were in college.....

Unfortunately the lower bottom feeders QB like Chase Daniel and Brad Smith have to get put in as well.

It's a bit of a shame that a conference's QB lot has to be dragged down so much by one school but it is what it is.

[Saul Good]

Originally Posted by Amnorix

What is so hard to understand about "when Talib was on him, he pretty much completely shut him down"?

It's not hard to understand. Guarding a guy well for only a few plays is not the same as dominating someone, though.

[Bambi]

Originally Posted by Saul Good

Don't remember saying anything like that...of course Julio was "dominated" to the tune of 108 yards receiving plus another 38 on a PI call. 146 combined yards for Jones...translates to 2,336 yards over a full season...not bad for being dominated.

wow. I applaud the terribleness of this post.