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LMAO pete carrol was totally rambling
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I love it, coach Coughlin emphsizes how important energy and passion is on the sideline. I guess if RC wasn't too fat to get there, he might say the same thing. But alas, by the time he gets there, finishes his burger, and gets a word out, it's time to head to the field...
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Elite, Good Enough, Not Good Enough, and Chokers Elite is Eli, Rothlisberger, Rodgers Good Enough is Smith, the other Manning [may shock some, but he's had plenty of post-season woes], Rivers Cutler. Not Good enough captures all the nondescript journeymen, Foles, Sanchez, Palmer The prototypical Choker is Romo, is the other Manning hadn't gotten his SB victory against Chicago a case could be made for him as well. There aren't enough elites to go around, so you make do with Good Enough and both work like heck to edge towards elite and vigilantly continue to suss out an Elite. You think only Elites can get to a SB, I differ insofar as I see enough Good Enoughs out there than can get there as well. |
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Plain and simple. This is fact. http://espn.go.com/nfl/drivechart?gameId=320122025 |
Eli Manning and the Giants have nothing to prove.
Nobody has won more than the Giants in the last 25 years... Hootie, that should keep you busy |
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That being said, God he's exciting. I just hope his body can keep up with the hits he's going to take at this level. |
and I know you're a girl, and a Giants homer, so arguing with you is pointless because you have no idea what you're even watching...
but again I am a staunch Eli supporter and consider him to be a hall of fame talent and one of the top 4 (Eli, Peyton, Brady, Rodgers) QB's in the NFL. |
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CK is teetering between Good Enough and Elite the past few games. Won't know for sure where the spindle falls until the postseason. |
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The hate for Peyton on this board is insane. The dude is probably the best QB ever. It's hilarious. Good enough. hahahaha |
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*Take note HOF voters. |
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And Alex Smith sucks, Harbough saved his career but when he leaves SF he will go back to sucking. |
I think of Alex Smith as a Rich Gannon type of QB. I don't think he's elite but I definitely think he's worthy of being an NFL starter for 10 teams, or so.
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And he beat up on an always suspect Saints D. |
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you just lumped Peyton with Cutler and Rivers that's insane |
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But you can't have it both ways, either Elites prove their mettle in the playoffs or they don't. If they do, Peyton has more than adequate postseason disappointment and non-production to knock him out of that category. Before his SB win with his best defense of all of his playoff runs, the name Peyton Schottenheimer was thrown around regularly. |
Peyton will get beaten like a scalded dog by Brady-Belchick yet again....and it'll be awesome
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Peyton hasn't been nearly as bad in the playoffs as some think. Football still takes a team effort to win...ESPECIALLY in the playoffs. Tom Brady hasn't won a Super Bowl in 9 seasons. Peyton has been just as good in the postseason as he has been in the regular season, and I've supported this with facts over the years. Both Tom Brady and Peyton Manning have as many "choke" moments in the playoffs...it's honestly the same. Peyton, his entire career, was held back by an inferior coaching staff and an outdated defense IMHO. |
I honestly think Denver is going to win it this year...
and if they do... I'm sorry. The debate is over. Peyton is the greatest ever. |
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Vick has more arm strength than RG3. RG3 is more accurate than Vick. However, it is still debatable. RG3 was very inaccurate at times vs. the Giants. The Redskins have a good scheme right now for RG3 - He does not make any tough throws in the read option. |
RGIII has a god damn cannon. He's also insanely accurate and has one of the best deep balls in the NFL.
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I don't think they're equally good QBs, but in terms of either doing the Elite thing and putting the entire team on your shoulders,r Good Enough to get there with a solid team around them, Not Good Enough to make it to the SB with any team, or a Choker who is often the catalyst of postseason failure, they all fit most comfortably in the second tier. |
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are you ****ing kidding me?!?!?!
hahahahahahhaha this is hilarious That Bears defense was considered probably the best defense...ever (other than the 85 Bears and the 2000 Ravens) YET Peyton carved them up and controlled the entire game and the play clock. What a load of bullshit you guys are. He also, in those playoffs...rallied back down 3-21 against New England and 0-10 against the Bears in consecutive games. BUT WHATEVER |
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He's also insanely accurate. Guess, you are a girl. |
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I said, RG3 is a dynamic player...However, it is a bit early to place him in the HOF - The read option might be able to work this year - but what about for the next 15 years? He is explosive - but how long will that last before he breaks down? 4-5 years? |
It's the same shit as the Patriots 18-1 year.
The Cowboys were great that year. The Giants won the Super Bowl. Tony Romo played OUT OF HIS MIND GOOD against the Cowboys...had zero help. Zero. The Cowboys let Eli score a TD to end the first half after they scored a TD to go up 14 in 35 seconds. Tony made the greatest scramble I can remember...delivered a ball right between Crayton's numbers that would have been an 80 yard TD score and a game ending dagger that Crayton flat dropped... Eli rallied...Cowboys lose. EVERYONE BLAMES ROMO It's stupid. I honestly think 90% of this board is football ignorant. |
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Which is it. People come on this site and loudly proclaim that no team on earth can get to the SB for the rest of recorded history unless they have an elite QB who puts the team on his shoulders. I refute with my assessment that there is a viable Good Enough cross section of the league that can go there with a well-rounded team. All the sudden the prior bravado disappears into thin air and it's suddenly a team game and EVERY QB needs defense, turnovers and a rushing game and that even if a QB more often than not doesn't put the team on his shoulders doesn't mean he's not Elite. Be honest Hootie, you're really that pair of manatee's nosing Family Guy bits written randomly on beach balls from South Park. |
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RGIII <table class="tablehead" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tbody><tr class="oddrow" align="right"><td><table class="tablehead" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tbody><tr class="colhead" align="right"><td align="left">BY PASS PLAY</td><td class="textright"> CMP</td><td class="textright">ATT</td><td class="textright">YDS</td><td class="textright">CMP%</td></tr><tr class="oddrow" align="right"><td>Pass Thrown Behind Line of Scrimmage</td><td class="textright">61</td><td class="textright">75</td><td class="textright">326</td><td class="textright">81.3</td></tr><tr class="evenrow" align="right"><td>Pass Thrown 1-10 yds</td><td class="textright">101</td><td class="textright">153</td><td class="textright">920</td><td class="textright">66.0</td></tr><tr class="oddrow" align="right"><td>Pass Thrown 11-20 yds</td><td class="textright">44</td><td class="textright">68</td><td class="textright">944</td><td class="textright">64.7</td></tr><tr class="evenrow" align="right"><td>Pass Thrown 21-30 yds</td><td class="textright">8</td><td class="textright">13</td><td class="textright">224</td><td class="textright">61.5</td></tr><tr class="oddrow" align="right"><td>Pass Thrown 31-40 yds</td><td class="textright">0</td><td class="textright">4</td><td class="textright">0</td><td class="textright">0.0</td></tr><tr class="evenrow" align="right"><td>Pass Thrown 41+ yds</td><td class="textright">4</td><td class="textright">12</td><td class="textright">246</td><td class="textright">33.3</td></tr></tbody></table></td><td class="textright"> </td><td class="textright"> </td><td class="textright"> </td></tr><tr class="evenrow" align="right"><td> </td><td class="textright"> </td><td class="textright"> </td><td class="textright"> </td></tr><tr class="oddrow" align="right"><td> </td><td class="textright"> </td><td class="textright"> </td><td class="textright"> </td></tr><tr class="evenrow" align="right"><td> </td><td class="textright"> </td><td class="textright"> </td><td class="textright"> </td></tr><tr class="oddrow" align="right"><td> </td><td class="textright"> </td><td class="textright"> </td><td class="textright"> </td></tr><tr class="evenrow" align="right"><td> </td><td class="textright"> </td><td class="textright"> </td><td class="textright"> </td></tr></tbody></table> Eli Manning <table class="tablehead" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tbody><tr class="oddrow" align="right"><td>Pass Thrown Behind Line of Scrimmage</td><td class="textright">35</td><td class="textright">45</td><td class="textright">260</td><td class="textright">77.8</td></tr><tr class="evenrow" align="right"><td>Pass Thrown 1-10 yds</td><td class="textright">155</td><td class="textright">221</td><td class="textright">1,306</td><td class="textright">70.1</td></tr><tr class="oddrow" align="right"><td>Pass Thrown 11-20 yds</td><td class="textright">50</td><td class="textright">112</td><td class="textright">860</td><td class="textright">44.6</td></tr><tr class="evenrow" align="right"><td>Pass Thrown 21-30 yds</td><td class="textright">13</td><td class="textright">29</td><td class="textright">425</td><td class="textright">44.8</td></tr><tr class="oddrow" align="right"><td>Pass Thrown 31-40 yds</td><td class="textright">6</td><td class="textright">19</td><td class="textright">319</td><td class="textright">31.6</td></tr><tr class="evenrow" align="right"><td>Pass Thrown 41+ yds</td><td class="textright">0</td><td class="textright">1</td><td class="textright">0</td><td class="textright">0.0</td></tr></tbody></table> |
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it's pretty simple IMHO
an elite QB wins games...it gets you to the playoffs but to win a Super Bowl it still takes a team effort...and maybe a bounce or two in your way (IE Welker dropping the game clinching pass in the Super Bowl last year) |
she has no idea what she's watching...she reads something and that dictates her opinion...she knew Bryce Brown as a "fumbler" last week because he fumbled in his first ever game playing in the NFL a few times.
she just compared RGIII to Vick and they are totally different players...said RGIII was inaccurate which is totally wrong...and then said Vick had a cannon (true) and used that against RGIII who also has a flat out cannon dumb dumb dumb |
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Eli Manning 2 Super Bowls wins- along with 2 Super Bowl MVPs Stop comparing apples to oranges! Get back to me when RG3 wins something - End of story! |
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Grandpa's cough medicine eh?
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when McCoy was still making Peyton run a huddle offense I guess we'll see |
Lumberjack Saturday is all about it, a beard in the snow is better than peanut butter & jelly.
I bet this is over early... |
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He's comparing 2012 stats to 2012 stats, that's as apples to apples as you can get concerning present skill levels of the two. |
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the NFL then was more like MLB...only a handful of teams truly had a shot |
she's a homer girl that knows nothing about the NFL
she hates RGIII because he's in the Giants division I have RGIII as the 6th best QB in the NFL in year one...that's pretty remarkable for a rookie |
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okay, moving on to Sunday Night Football. |
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learn how to read, Hootie |
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The salary cap had nothing to do with that. |
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Ok/ Time for Suh to break out the check book. KILLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL!
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is the field heated? why is the snow not sticking?
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Rodgers looks off fairley with contempt
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Just a beautiful looking game, breath coming out of their mouths just like Madden.
Uh oh, lions pounce... |
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How is qb with a 67 percent completion rate "inaccurate"?
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