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[insert love of Alex Smith here, even though Alex Smith was never mentioned] |
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Again, you have your definition. It is only your definition, not the definition of anyone else, and that was my point. And go **** yourself with the Alex Smith shit. I didn't mention him either until this post, dumbass. But since you mention it, his play in the last few games does not fit your definition of the word, yet you still consider him a game manager, right? That shows how useless the term is. |
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I show you that Matt Ryan has been the BEST NFL QUARTERBACK AT THAT EXACT METRIC You tell me to stop looking at stat sheets as a response? Really? How is Matt Ryan not good in the clutch, but is the nfl leader in game winning drives? |
Matt Ryan was also 2nd in the league in third down conversion percentage behind Peyton Manning.
https://www.profootballfocus.com/blo...-quarterbacks/ Still not consistently clutch? |
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He's terrible in the 2 minute drill. Despite the high number of comeback wins, he doesn't play consistently good in the 4th quarter. I can go and dig up splits and show you how the guy performs down the stretch, consistently. He's not special and never will be. He's solid. Alex Smith is a far better QB. |
"Game manager" is the same as "franchise QB". It's whatever you want it to be.
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I watch every Atlanta game that doesn't play at the same time as the Chiefs and have drafted for them the last 4 years in the cp mock because I watch so much of them.
If you want to try and throw out splits, how about the fact that third down was EASILY his best down, according to espn splits? I'm not sure you have a leg to stand on with claims that Matt Ryan isn't clutch. BTW...since you brought up an Alex Smith comparison...care to guess which points in the games he was at his worst? |
Playoff clutch? :)
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