View Full Version : Palmer vs. Huard
BigRock
09-10-2006, 03:22 PM
Not that it means anything, but I thought it was kinda funny considering Huard only played for a quarter and a half. I'm sure none of the talking heads will mention it as they slurp Carson for the rest of the weekend:
C. Palmer 13/19 127 0 TD 0 INT
D. Huard 12/20 140 1 TD 0 INT
bishop_74
09-10-2006, 03:25 PM
Huard might have started off a bit shaky, but effectively moved the ball downfield for a touchdown. If we actually had a line, we might have actually won this game.
CupidStunt
09-10-2006, 04:32 PM
Palmer was getting pressured early, but after that, he had a solid pocket all game. I'd have loved to see him try and play with the kind of pressure Huard had in his face every play.
banyon
09-10-2006, 04:34 PM
This doesn't include fumbles or sacks.
mikey23545
09-10-2006, 05:19 PM
The Huard-hate on this board is insane at times...Quite frankly, after he settled in he did as well as anyone could reasonably expect under that kind of pass rush.
He played very decently for a backup QB with Jordan Black playing in front of him.
elvomito
09-10-2006, 05:36 PM
maybe we have a chance next week!
Passing CP-AT YDS TD INT RTG
Damon Huard 12-20 140 1 0 97.9
Trent Green 11-15 90 0 1 60.4
Carson Palmer 13-19 127 0 0 87.0
bishop_74
09-10-2006, 05:40 PM
The Huard-hate on this board is insane at times...Quite frankly, after he settled in he did as well as anyone could reasonably expect under that kind of pass rush.
He played very decently for a backup QB with Jordan Black playing in front of him.
He is the only Chiefs QB to drive down and score a TD despite the terrible blocking. In this game at least, the Huard is a bad QB assesment is baseless.
badassBENGAL
09-10-2006, 05:40 PM
Huard was playing against a prevent-type defense the whole time, and he had to throw more. He got the short yardage gains. but didnt get anything else. Bye, now.
elvomito
09-10-2006, 05:52 PM
Huard was playing against a prevent-type defense the whole time against backups right?
I think we're forgetting that the majority of the time Huard was playing the Bengals were protecting a lead by playing off and giving up the short stuff in order to let the clock keep ticking away. A prevent D will make any QB come out with good numbers.
It'd be nice to have a miracle win in Denver with this guy, but I'm not getting my hopes up.
ChiefsCountry
09-10-2006, 08:27 PM
Huard was smart enough to throw to Gonzalez.
Nati Ice
09-10-2006, 08:37 PM
this thread is simply ridiculous
Huard was smart enough to throw to Gonzalez.He did fit a couple where only he could get to them.
He just needs to not FREAK OUT when the pressure is on.
You can tell just how bad the line is...there was no confidence, by Trent or Huard.
this thread is simply ridiculousGo diarrhea out your Nati Ice.
el borracho
09-11-2006, 01:26 AM
Keep in mind that Cinci became very conservative very early both offensively and defensively. They basically took their foot off the gas offensively and went into a prevent defense for the whole second half.
King_Chief_Fan
09-11-2006, 06:09 AM
Keep in mind that Cinci became very conservative very early both offensively and defensively. They basically took their foot off the gas offensively and went into a prevent defense for the whole second half.
huh?
King_Chief_Fan
09-11-2006, 06:12 AM
The Huard-hate on this board is insane at times...Quite frankly, after he settled in he did as well as anyone could reasonably expect under that kind of pass rush.
He played very decently for a backup QB with Jordan Black playing in front of him.
I agree.... I have been a Huard hater all preseason.
For what he got thrown into, he earned my apologies. Now, I am not saying he is going to lead this team to greatness, but we have a temp for Green (not for very long I hope).
Look at the bright side, He isn't no Plummer..........thank goodness.
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