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Aren't you a bit old to be acting like that, come on guy. All that does is make you look tiny and immature.
Grow up!
Aren't you a bit old to be acting like that, come on guy. All that does is make you look tiny and immature.
Grow up!
ANOTHER...NFL first for Russell Wilson.
He is the only QB in pro football history to have a 4000 yd season, win a playoff game, catch a pass for a TD, and throw a block 20 yards down the field for a running back.
Now add....
Only QB to post two 100 QB ratings in their first two seasons.
An NFL record...4000/30/500.
Rookie TD record (with Peyton)
Won a playoff game in every season of his career.
Most wins in NFL history after five seasons.
What an amazing QB this guy is.
What a career....
53-23-1 wins
64.7 comp %
TD/INT...125/45
QB rating...99.5
Of course this can only be done if ya have a stud RB and a monster D, hahaha!
How could anyone not get that?
Last edited by Avante; 01-08-2017 at 04:06 AM.
Love being right all the time and watching how the immature deal with it, ha!
Too early to start talking next weeks games, other than who you wish would win.
There is one "spot" however that can't be ignored....a rookie QB vs Aaron Rodgers.
What has been the one constant this time of an NFL seaon since 2012? Russell Wilson moving on in the playoffs.
I do get a kick out of some of you, it is funny watching how ya try so hard to ignore reality.
Back to the future.
The very first stud Seahawk RB was a coverted QB out of Miami of Ohio, yep the MAC like Rawls. His name was Sherman Smith.
Professional playing career[edit]
Smith was drafted in the second round of the 1976 NFL Draft by the Seattle Seahawks as a running back. As a Seahawk, Smith was call "The Tank" in reference to the Sherman Tank because of his performance to run through tackles. He was the first offensive player picked by the new expansion team in its first season.[1] He was the first Seahawk to rush for over 100 yards in a game when he ran for 124 yards against the Atlanta Falcons on November 7th, 1976. [2] Smith led the team in rushing in his first four seasons, eventually amassing 3,429 yards and 28 touchdowns in his seven years with the team. He also caught the ball 210 times for a total of 2,445 yards and 10 touchdowns. He played sparingly for the San Diego Chargers.
Speaking of the MAC
QB....Big Ben
RB...Thomas Rawls
RB...James Starks
WR...Julian Edelman
WR...Antonio Brown
TE...Antonio Gates
Last edited by Avante; 01-09-2017 at 05:37 AM.
Since 1990 regular season
The best late season teams left in the playoffs.
Falcons 53-59
Seahawks 62-50
Cowboys 52-54
Packers 76-35
Chiefs 59-52
Steelers 72-40
Pats 77-34
Texans 29-36
Notice the teams with that advantage also are the ones with a SB winning QB?
The only other team that rivals NE, GB, Seattle and Pitt would be the Colts at 70-42.
The Browns bottom feeders at 18-56.
Last edited by Avante; 01-09-2017 at 03:26 PM.
Ok ok ok, I get it. I'll come down to your guys level and keep it simple and freak out after everything, ok? Sorry for the depth of knowledge, I should have known better.
Keep it simple and HE SUCKS after an INT. Remember a player/team are only as good as their last game. The with that body of work, the history of things.
When the Jets beat the Colts in SBIII, they were 18 point dogs.
But Brock Osweiler is no Joe Namath.
The Colts had two slowish white RB's in Tom Matte and Jerry Hil, while the Jets had one of thre best fullback/RB duo in AFL history in blacks Matt Snell (star of the game) and Emerson Boozer.
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The best worst D left in the playoffs....Falcons.
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Tyreek Hill has scored 12 TD's his rookie season, and he's done it rushing/receiving/punt return/KO return. If I'm the Chiefs I get this guy the ball.
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Superbowl winning QB, a guranteed HOFer in a playoff game vs a rookie QB. Think about that.
Watching grown men who know they can't hang so they chirp at ya, hahahahaha~~~~~
Cowherd brought up something....
The Packers have been playing with intensity/need for seven weeks, how long ago did the Cowboys play an important game?
If we took the fastest athletes to ever suit up as a Dallas Texan/KC Cheif it would look like this.
lane
1.Ken Thomas 10.0ht SJS
2.Sammie Parker 10.17 Oregon
3.Joe Delaney 9.4 yds NWLa
4.Tyreek Hill 20.14 200m Oklahoma St**********
5.Stone Johnson WR 20.5/Olympian Grambling
6.Jamaal Charles 10.18 Texas
7.Eddie Kennison LSU NFL Fastest Man...winner
8.Warren McVea 9.5 Houston
Only the Raiders with more speed than that.
******* just how fast is a 20.14 which he ran in HS (record 20.13)
Olympic, Rio de Janeiro 2016 1 Usain Bolt JAM 19.78 2 Andre De Grasse CAN 20.02 3 Christophe Lemaitre FRA 20.12 4 Adam Gemili GBR 20.12 5 Churandy Martina NED 20.13 6 LaShawn Merritt USA 20.19 7 Alonso Edward PAN 20.23 8 Ramil Guliyev TUR 20.43
Last edited by Avante; 01-13-2017 at 01:10 AM.
Remember this when some of you are freaking out early next season. That week to week silliness,
After 10 weeks both the Packers and Steelers were 4-5 (had bye weeks).
Would you guys do me a favor?
How about doing what I do, that being take a few minutes and actually bone up on just what all these QB's have done in their careers before running your mouth about how this guy or that guy did this or that ok? You have any idea how many playoff games the GREAT Tom Brady had where he threw three INT's, he threw two vs Texans.
And....
You want to compare Dak Prescott to how the others played at that stage of their career, ok? That's how this works, alright? So tired of reading some idiot like Clipper Nation with no knowledfge at all about any of this stuff running everybody down when in reality they aren't doing anything the greats haven't done also.
Do your homework like I do, ok?
I can do this for just about everyone.
In a 2003 playoff game, Peyton Manning...
comp %...48.9
TD/INT...1-4
QB rating...35.5
In a 2015 playoff game, Tom Brady....
comp%...48.2
TD/INT...1-2
QB rating...56.4
In his playoff history the GREAT Joe Montana had these QB ratings...
39.2
42.0
34.2
HOFer John Elway in his playoff history how times did he have less than a 40% comp %?
Look at that body oif work for any athlete, that's how ya do it, ok? As a rookie Jerry Rice was dropping passes left and right, how'd that turn out?
Jerry Rice, Julio Jones and dropped passes. Even the great Jerry Rice had problems with dropped passes while transitioning to the NFL from college. I had forgotten, also, that Rice suffered a string of drops while transitioning from Joe Montana to Steve Young as his full-time quarterback with the San Francisco 49ers.
Last edited by Avante; 01-16-2017 at 09:33 AM.
By the way....
That Le' Veon Bell style of running won't work in Tecmo Bowl.
Compare....
Peyton Manning
Tom Brady
Aaron Rodgers
Brett Favre
Drew Brees
Tony Romo
...rookie season to what Dak Prescott did in his. Then ya might get it.
This is Tom Brady's third season the first season he started all 16 games, he is now 25.
comp% 62.1
yards 3764
TD/INT...28-14
QB rating..85.7
Prescott
67.8
3667
23-4
104.9
Won't even bring up the huge difference in rushing.
Last edited by Avante; 01-16-2017 at 07:52 PM.
Get what? The fact that he had one good season? RGIII had a better rookie season than all those guys too.
65.4
3200
20-5
102.4
Will you do me a favor and look at the offensive lines of all these 1st year QBs.
Like it makes no difference. You focus in on these stats without realizing if OTHER FACTORS were an aide. You don't know football little fella.
Dude, show me anyone who follows the game who doesn;t get the importance of the supporting cast when it comes to talking QB's. It goes without saying. And even you should know that. Been into the game a long time little guy, ok? Can talk about QB's you've never even heard of, trust me.
A RB needs that offensive line or he isn't going anywhere, without pass protection we have no QB's. That really needs to be talked about, really?
Come on little fella, sheesh~~~~~
Unless a kicker has a strong leg, guess what?
Tony Romo would have had that same line and Elliott, so why did he stay on the bench?
Last edited by Avante; 01-17-2017 at 07:41 PM.
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