Quote:
|
Originally Posted by rxrider
I'm inclined to go with KCJones on this one.
Trents accuracy has never been DEAD ON ... he is no Payton Mangina.
He has lost his nerve in the pocket due to suspect protection that has led to the decline of his quick release. Top that with our receivers inability to make separation quickly it makes Trent hold the ball longer.
It was Trents quick release and receivers actually catching the ball that made a lot of plays in the past.
If anything the quick release he was always good for has been hampered by rushing LBackers and protection that sucks. I don't know that we miss Willie Roaf as much as we miss T-Rich and Priest blocking behind the rest.
Just IMO.
Our 13-3 team in 2003 had one of the most PUD schedules the first 9 games in the NFL. Look at the Bears schedule this year.... I think you will see that had they actually had to play MORE good teams (above .500) that thier record may not be as good as it is now. We were an above average team with pud schedule IMO.
.
|
You are not going to stand here and make a case that does anything but admit that Trent Green is in decline.