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Flacco is a "joke" with a better overall career than Struggle.
Then there's always the fact that nobody in the history of the league has had a better first three seasons than RW. Check out the stats ya dumb . Look at Flacco after three seasons, what a joke, kinda like he is this season.
Why not look at this seasons stats idiot, tell me what you see?
Flacco is a "joke" with a better overall career than Struggle.
Stupid, now think.
Joe Montana after three seasons
TD/INT...35/21
He never had a passer rating over 88
RW....72/26 and never had a passer rating under 95.
I know...huh?
Stupid, you have to compare at the same stage of their caeers, ok ya ing idiot? Joe Flacco nowhere remotely close to RW after his first three seasons, not even ball park.
Defense declined. Lynch declined or become mortal, Wilson did not improve his game, but took big money(cant blame him) so Seattle is ed.
He's not better than Cam Newton. That's not an insult.. He was a 4th rounder and has a great skill set. But as you can see, he isn't worth that contract. Can is worth that contract for Carolina because he does everything.
Wilson plays it safe. Doesn't make a lot of high risk throws and at the slightest trouble in the pocket will tuck it and run. He only makes safe throws which lead to his high efficiency. Overall though, he's really abysmal in the pocket. Its obvious he can't carry a team long-term.
Cam made some throws that Wilson could never make. Plus, Cam's defense isn't really playing all that well this season. Credit to Cam for how the Panthers are winnng.
Cam threw at the Kam/Sherman/Earl combo 28 times combined today. Wilson didn't throw once at Norman.
i think our D kept us in the game
Surprised Struggle doesn't get any cuck jokes made about him on here. He's raising Future's kid and said he isn't even having sex with Ciara because "God told him not to"
Cuckold behavior
but but.... wilson had the best rating in the game according to PFF
Imagine if he and Devin McCourty were on the same team
Is it just me or is Brees far and away the most overrated QB in the history of SpursTalk?
just you
Top 10 in just about every meaningful passing category. Top 5 in most of them. Plus a ring.
It's just you.
I don't think Brees' is overrated, but stop with that . He used to throw the ball 35-40 times a game… his passing offense gave him those stats.
With that being said, he's legit and was elite, and it's not his fault that their team isn't great anymore.
I know this will be controversial, but SD made the right decision by sticking with Rivers over Brees.
was awful yesterday tbh.. he did what he had to do in the clutch, so props to him, but let's not start to make stuff up, he was under 200yd with 0-2 td-int until the last possession.
Lol boxscore reading only, come on. If he leads a drive to the one that results in stewart punching it that doesn't go into the TD column despite Cam leading 95% of that drive. One int was his fault granted, the other was a hit on his elbow as he was throwing it because Remmers our RT ed up big.
PFF noticed:
4 80+ yard drives against the LOB in Seattle, tbh– It was a rough afternoon for RT Mike Remmers (-5.2), as he was beaten handily by Seattle DE Cliff Avril. Giving up six hurries (four to Avril, one was erased by penalty), Remmers proved mostly susceptible to the bull rush. The most damaging example being at 4:20 of the first quarter, where Avril drove through him to get a piece of Newton’s arm, sending a fluttering ball into the waiting arms of Kam Chancellor.
Last edited by SuperCam; 10-19-2015 at 03:30 PM.
I've seen the game, thank you, he was very bad.Lol boxscore reading only, come on. If he leads a drive to the one that results in stewart punching it that doesn't go into the TD column despite Cam leading 95% of that drive. One int was his fault granted, the other was a hit on his elbow as he was throwing it because Remmers our RT ed up big.
PFF noticed:
4 80+ yard drives against the LOB in Seattle, tbh
Anyone in a top 10 list is going to be there because of opportunities. You don't look at Payton, Smith, and Sanders and dismiss the amount of yards by saying, "well yeah...it's because they got a lot of carries".
That offense was viable in part because of Brees. You can't just put an average QB in there and get those numbers. QB's in that group are going to be elite for the most part. So it's a decent metric to use.
– QB Cam Newton (+4.9) posted his fourth game over +1.0 and a nice rebound out of the bye week after his lowest-graded game of the season in Week 4. Connecting eight times on throws aimed more than 10 yards downfield before taking advantage of the Seattle coverage bust on the game-winner, Newton was on target with the majority of his patented fastballs.
bandwaggon got, patriots and spurs? crofl
yeah using stats for the whole game is clearly related to what i've been saying.
PFF said Wilson was the best player in the Panthers/Seahawks game
stop citing pff scores as gospel
citation? anyway, I believe it is good when it comes to defense, much less when it comes to offense.PFF said Wilson was the best player in the Panthers/Seahawks game
stop citing pff scores as gospel
i used to like PFF when they had their unique stats, like Yards Per Route Run for receivers, and other cool figures like that... but their general "player ratings" that people gravitate to, while good click bait (i still check them from time to time) are incredibly subjective, flawed, and often times flat out wrong
also, my bad, wilson was 3rd behind Ryan Kalil and Kawann Short
https://www.profootballfocus.com/blo...drop-seahawks/
His stats weren't great but he had led two 80 yard drives before the last drive. Plus he was in a hostile environment and won the game when needed.
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