Top 10 QB's going forward?

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Seattle would trade Struggle for Flacco straight up if that was ever an option.

How come you always totally ignore what people tell you?

Hey Clipper Nation talk to me about Flacco's inferior stats and the fact he was ranked 97 to Wilsons 17, well?

And if you think Pete Carroll wants the 97 ranked player over the 17th......hahahaha~~~~~~~~~~ So ya haven't figure out Carroll wants to run the ball yet?

No way in anyone would take Flacco over Russell Wilson, talk about a stupid comment, there it was.

Wilson has the superior stats this season.

If we look at Flaccos QB rating his first 4 seasons....

80.3
88.9
93.6
80.9

Russell Wilson

100.0
101.2
95.0
110.1.....to lead the NFL.

Come on little guy, you really can't see it?

Wilson has three times more TD;s than INT's, we can't say that about 90% of all QB's.

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Hmmmmmmm?


25. Baltimore Ravens

Starter: Joe Flacco
Backup: Ryan Mallett
Key stat: Flacco threw just one deep touchdown all of last season (20+ air yards), tied for fewest in the NFL.
Joe Flacco’s career is a study in the importance of timing. He managed to string together the best run of his career to take the team to the Super Bowl, and ultimately parlayed that into a big-money contract that he hasn’t been close to justifying since. Flacco has talent, but more than many QBs, he needs to be surrounded with the right supporting cast to excel, and even then you are at the mercy of his greater-than-average variance in form. 2015 was arguably the worst season of his career, and saw him complete fewer than 50 percent of his passes when pressured and throw twice as many interceptions (eight) as touchdowns (four) on those plays. This was a big reason the Ravens looked to the O-line early in the draft. Behind him, Ryan Mallett has had brief opportunities in his NFL career so far, but has yet to look like a viable NFL QB.

5. Seattle Seahawks

Starter: Russell Wilson
Backup: Trevone Boykin
Key stat: Wilson led the NFL last season with a passer rating of 105.5 on plays where the time to throw was 2.6+ seconds.
Russell Wilson has always been more than the game-managing quarterback his critics label him as. In 2015, he was the sixth-highest-graded QB in the league with an 85.5 mark and had excellent numbers across the board. When you add in his ability to make plays with his legs, both designed and when scrambling, you have one of the tougher players in the league to contain. Nowhere was that better illustrated than in the playoff game against Minnesota, whose defense suffocated Seattle virtually all game, but lost control of Wilson for just a few seconds and he punished them for a touchdown that was ultimately the difference. Long-time backup Tarvaris Jackson has departed, and rookie Trevone Boykin is currently the No. 2 QB on the Seahawks’ roster. Boykin earned the seventh-highest passing grade in the FBS last year.

[Clipper Nation]

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Smart move little man, and I don't blame ya. Will you EVER get anything right?

Hey NFL players what do ya rank Joe Flacco?

NFL players...97

How about Russell Wilson?

NFL players...17

Dude, tell us all again about how Rex is exposing those Raider fakers, hahahahaha~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

What a moron.

[Clipper Nation]

NFL player rankings

There's a reason why players don't get to coach their teams or make any personnel decisions. These are the same re s who blow all their money by the time they wash out of the league (studies show that 1 in 6 NFL players go bankrupt), who whine on Twitter every time an NBA player gets overpaid even though their union keeps agreeing to the most anti-player salary structures in sports, etc.

I think I'll stick with reality. And here in reality, Flacco s all over Struggle.

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NFL player rankings

There's a reason why players don't get to coach their teams or make any personnel decisions. These are the same re s who blow all their money by the time they wash out of the league (studies show that 1 in 6 NFL players go bankrupt), who whine on Twitter every time an NBA player gets overpaid even though their union keeps agreeing to the most anti-player salary structures in sports, etc.

I think I'll stick with reality. And here in reality, Flacco s all over Struggle.

How many of those players spend all their time acting like a grumpy got got got wimper negative all day long like you on the internet? Stupid, they play against those guys, ok dummy?

So ya ignore what their peers tell you, what this historian tells you, what ALL the stats tell you....right?

Dude, you are a ing joke.

Stupid, I just showed you where one site ranked Flacco 25 and Wilson 5 among current QB's, I challenge you to find me anyone ranking Flacco over Wilson, come on guy let's see it.

Joe Flacco is a middle of the pack QB, as we will see Monday night.

[Clipper Nation]

In Wilson's case, some will mention he has six touchdown passes to just one interception in the playoffs, but there have been plenty of passes that could have been caught by the defense or that were nowhere close to his desired target. Plus, he doesn't throw the ball -- neither does Cam for that matter -- throw the ball much to throw many interceptions.

Advantage Flacco.

http://www.aol.com/article/2015/01/0...ason/21126533/

[Clipper Nation]

8. Joe Flacco, Ravens

Maybe the strongest arm in the NFL (yes, arm strength matters), and he’s used it aptly in multiple schemes in recent years. It’s still incredible how little talk there is about his 2012 playoff run, which is probably the best ever.


12. Russell Wilson, Seahawks

Possesses unique skills that defensive coordinators hate to scheme against. But also has limitations that an offensive coordinator has to scheme around. Having Marshawn Lynch and a legendary defense makes that easier.

http://mmqb.si.com/2015/07/03/nfl-qu...ack-rankings/2

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In Wilson's case, some will mention he has six touchdown passes to just one interception in the playoffs, but there have been plenty of passes that could have been caught by the defense or that were nowhere close to his desired target. Plus, he doesn't throw the ball -- neither does Cam for that matter -- throw the ball much to throw many interceptions.

Advantage Flacco.

http://www.aol.com/article/2015/01/0...ason/21126533/

Dude, didn't I show you that Wilson had the superior comp% in the reg season and playoffs?

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8. Joe Flacco, Ravens

Maybe the strongest arm in the NFL (yes, arm strength matters), and he’s used it aptly in multiple schemes in recent years. It’s still incredible how little talk there is about his 2012 playoff run, which is probably the best ever.


12. Russell Wilson, Seahawks

Possesses unique skills that defensive coordinators hate to scheme against. But also has limitations that an offensive coordinator has to scheme around. Having Marshawn Lynch and a legendary defense makes that easier.

http://mmqb.si.com/2015/07/03/nfl-qu...ack-rankings/2

One of a ton...

https://www.axs.com/the-10-best-quar...ight-now-84148

Where's Flacco?

You will lose this one skippy, trust me.