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Patriots win easily our defense didn't show up and gave up two easy TDs. Also national media and CBS commentators kept on harping about the gaurantee thing that Anthony smith had made. I was listening to the radio show and it was nothing like that was being presented.
Anyways, I still feel that our QB played pretty well in the game and so did our RB, rest of the team didn't show much and hence an easy loss. |
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Michael Vick is going to jail for 2 years and probably suspended for another year by NFL. So his career as a football player is almost over. As a huge fan of Michael Vick the football player I am very dissappointed.
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Unlike you Im glad a player of this type has gone from the league. A QB without the primary skillset to be a good QB. Innaccurate and required a simplified play book. Teams that draft guys like Vick and Vince Young get what they deserve. Ie a lack of producion from the QB position. If you are being paid millions to do your job you should at least know what is needed to be a good QB. If you want a runner, make sure its their secondary skill. Being able to scramble is a plus but it is no where near as important as being able to read coverages and get the ball where it is supposed to go. Take Steve Young, great athleticism but one of the most accurate passers in NFL history. If he was as swift as Marino he still would have been a good QB as he had the needed primary skills. Anyway, great wins by the Pats and Indy. Both looks strong. The toss happy Pats offence was amazing. For those that thought you had to be tough to play in the NFL, the Raiders dropped Russell to 3rd string QB as it was too cold for him this week.
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Besides Vick was as exciting player as they came, as an athlete, I used to look forward to Falcons games every sunday. |
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Cant really compare him to McNabb either. McNabb could run but has always been a far better passer than Vick, even though he himself isnt top draw. Vick has a career completion %age of 53.8. That is awful. Its worse than that of Alex Smith. Yes, that Alex Smith that plays for one of the worst teams in football, is still getting to grips with the NFL and has shown no ability to thow the ball. Vick has one of the lowest completion %ages in modern football of an experienced player. The only reason his interceptions are not massively high is that he doesnt throw a catchable ball. It either over and out of the side of the field or nowhere near a reciever and his defender. Vick has been a bad QB in the NFL. Again, I agree with exciting but a poor investment. No reciever works hard when they know they will not get the ball and why invest in quality wide-outs when their talent will be wasted. As for Vince Young, good luck with that. I didnt have him high on my draft board. Again a very good athlete that was able to make plays in College but too many of his thows were checkdowns and little dinks and I didnt see NFL readyness in the way he broke a coverage down and made the tough throws. He will really struggle in the NFL where everyone is a top athlete. This is all why there is nothing wrong with June Jones saying Brennan is a better NFL prospect than Tebow. I havent seen Brennan much so I cant personally say but his style of offense and the throws he is asked to make lead him to be more NFL ready than Tebow. |
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Just done my Pro bowl ballot. Very difficult.
Hard to make choices and tbf not all the players are household names. Just hope I didnt leave someone off that should be there as when it comes to tackles and nose guards its pretty much impossible to have a good assessment of even half the players mentioned. |
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Also as an NFL fan, my primary purpose is to get entertained. I couldn't care less about the investments made by Arthur Blank or Atlanta Falcons. With Vick playing on Sundays, Entertainment was almost a gaurantee, unfortunately same can not be said about Joey Harrington who happens to have a Complettion % much better than Vick's.
Young is another good talent, not as gifted as Vick in physical ability, but good. Haven't watched much of him since BCS game but he sure is an exciting talent, much more than Reggie bush, Brady Quinn and Matt Lienart. Last edited by Sanz; 11-12-2007 at 10:13 AM. |
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Ive done this twice now with different seedings. The simulated College Football Playoff and Georgia won the National Champs twice.
Hmm, I hope Brennan and Hawaii take tham apart in the real Bowl game. Gotta love mid-majors |
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Atlanta Coach quits on his team. These college coaches have no credibility and integrity and irony is that this is what they try to teach their kids as a college coach. First Nick Saban then Les Miles and now Bobby Pertino, Next time someone hires a college football coach in NFL, I am going to puke.
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Coaches at big Colleges can recruit easily and can pad their schedules with cup-cake games. There is no suprise when they run back to the friendly confines of College ball. Its what they know and easier to manage. GMs and owners should be looking at talented NFL assistants rather than big college names. Also you forgot Spurrier off your list. He was maybe the biggest bust of the lot and then went back to student ball. |
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