Thread: Chiefs Colin Cowherd settles the QB debate
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Old 01-15-2018, 12:47 PM   #21
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Originally Posted by Sandy Vagina View Post
The problem has always been a pack of fans that look to a flawless QB savior... instead of looking at the areas of the team that are not doing their job.
Play calling?
Situational in-game decision making?
At least one drop per WR in every important game?
Forgetting the league's rushing champ in a game he's got respectable 1st half numbers?
Not blitzing a young QB more on the road?


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run support... no? **** the QB!True.
defensive stops? no? **** the QB! We had 3 turnovers.
injured high-priced players not on the field to do the job expected? no? **** the QB! You can't predict/prevent injury.
dropped passes that would have led to conversions.. and likely points? no? **** the QB!We do this every game, not just playoff games.
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