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Old 01-24-2012, 04:40 PM   #1
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So far, Ryan Lindley is throwing EVERYTHING into the ground. #seniorbowl
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What a shame. Guess he has one game to prove himself. Oh Well.
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Old 01-24-2012, 06:04 PM   #2
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A million bucks says Jags get Brian quick as the first WR in the draft, maybe only. GM is THAT awful.
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Old 01-24-2012, 06:06 PM   #3
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Here is an article I found about th whole thing.

A.J. Smith still salty about Eli Manning
Posted by Gregg Rosenthal on July 4, 2011, 9:34 AM EST
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Eli Manning may have the Super Bowl ring, but the Chargers got the better quarterback in their 2004 draft day trade for Philip Rivers. They also got kicker Nate Kaeding and linebacker Shawne Merriman in the deal.

Despite all that, plenty of Chargers fans still have animosity towards Manning for forcing his way out of town. It sounds like Chargers G.M. A.J. Smith does as well.

“He was a Charger for 45 minutes,” Smith told the Sporting News “and that was too much time to be a Charger, in my opinion.”

It’s not that Smith regrets the move. But he clearly still doesn’t like how the situation was handled, even if it worked in his favor.

“He was a value pick,” Smith said about Manning. “He was a bar of gold.”

Smith turned that bar into a nice package of players, but that wouldn’t have mattered unless Rivers turned into one of the best quarterbacks of the league. We’d put him at the top of the list of best active quarterbacks without a title.

“I believe with my heart and soul that he one day will lead the Chargers to a world championship,” Smith said. “He’s a great quarterback—a phenomenal leader with great character, great work habits.”

We agree. Put Rivers on the ’07 Giants and he wins a title. Put him on the Steelers since 2004 and he’d have at least one title too.
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Old 01-24-2012, 06:46 PM   #5
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Here is an article I found about th whole thing.

A.J. Smith still salty about Eli Manning
Posted by Gregg Rosenthal on July 4, 2011, 9:34 AM EST
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Eli Manning may have the Super Bowl ring, but the Chargers got the better quarterback in their 2004 draft day trade for Philip Rivers. They also got kicker Nate Kaeding and linebacker Shawne "roidman" Merriman in the deal.

Despite all that, plenty of Chargers fans still have animosity towards Manning for forcing his way out of town. It sounds like Chargers G.M. A.J. Smith does as well.

“He was a Charger for 45 minutes,” Smith told the Sporting News “and that was too much time to be a Charger, in my opinion.”

It’s not that Smith regrets the move. But he clearly still doesn’t like how the situation was handled, even if it worked in his favor.

“He was a value pick,” Smith said about Manning. “He was a bar of gold.”

Smith turned that bar into a nice package of players, but that wouldn’t have mattered unless Rivers turned into one of the best quarterbacks of the league. We’d put him at the top of the list of best active quarterbacks without a title.

“I believe with my heart and soul that he one day will lead the Chargers to a world championship,” Smith said. “He’s a great quarterback—a phenomenal leader with great character, great work habits.”

We agree. Put Rivers on the ’07 Giants and he wins a title. Put him on the Steelers since 2004 and he’d have at least one title too.
Yup. Sounds like AJ had a real hard on for the guy......
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He does have to raise his elbow a little above the ball to get it out, which is a little winduppy but he has more than enough velocity for it to work.
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Old 01-24-2012, 06:57 PM   #7
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Matt Cassel throwing a 50ish yard TD pass.

http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-fantas...-39-yd-pass-TD

Please point out to me where the TD Cousins threw at :30 in the clip I posted looks anything even remotely close to this slow arching pos.
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Old 01-24-2012, 07:02 PM   #8
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Please point out to me where the TD Cousins threw at :30 in the clip I posted looks anything even remotely close to this slow arching pos.
Oh, are you talking about the play where your boy rolled right INTO the ****ing sack but was bailed out by his lineman? THAT play?

Not to mention the shit job he did on the play action. Dude didn't sell it worth shit, ala Cassel.
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Oh, are you talking about the play where your boy rolled right INTO the ****ing sack but was bailed out by his lineman? THAT play?

Not to mention the shit job he did on the play action. Dude didn't sell it worth shit, ala Cassel.
How does one get bailed out by someone who didn't even touch the guy who was near the QB until he was 10 yards in the backfield?

Cassel doesn't have near the arm strength as Cousins. Cassel isn't accurate. Cassel can't read more than 1 route. Cassel didn't start at QB in college.
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How does one get bailed out by someone who didn't even touch the guy who was near the QB until he was 10 yards in the backfield?

Cassel doesn't have near the arm strength as Cousins. Cassel isn't accurate. Cassel can't read more than 1 route. Cassel didn't start at QB in college.
Dude....he rolled right into it. Had he not received that block he would've been crushed. Must be that great awareness of his, right? FFS, even the commentators mention it.

If you cant even see THAT...then I really have nothing left to say to you anymore.

Your boy has his Warts. Deal with it.

Just because I point them out you have to get all defensive.....lol.


Do you see me over here getting all Anal because i may have been wrong about Lindley?

He has his warts, warts that I've acknowledged numerous times BEFORE, let me emphasis the BEFORE part again, BEFORE the senior bowl.

Yet you wanna try to throw that shit back in my face like it means something? .
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He does have to raise his elbow a little above the ball to get it out, which is a little winduppy but he has more than enough velocity for it to work.
Cassel puts some good velocity on his windup passes as well.

The problem isn't the velocity. It's the release. That windup gives DB's more time to break on the ball.

It's a HUGE problem for Cassel and has been pointed out here a ton.

But all of a sudden it's ok for Cousins, because he's not Cassel?


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Cousins has more of a wind up than Cassel, but has a ton more arm strength.
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Cassels problem is really a combination of things.

He has the slow release/windup which allows dbs to break on the ball, he doesn't have the arm strength to get past that, and when he does muster up enough strength to get it there it isn't near accurate enough.

Add that with his poor vision and you have a recipe for suc......disaster.
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Just watched some of the practice, Rainey from FLA looks like a burner that could be developed...

The guard from Georgia looked good too...
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Just watched some of the practice, Rainey from FLA looks like a burner that could be developed...
Developed into what?
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