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How the do you lose to ing Jacksonville with that defense? Flacco is a in bum, he has Anquan Boldin on his team and still manages to suck ass.
How has this head not figured the game out by now? He's in year 4 and he still looks like a scared less QB who implodes every other week. He hangs onto the ball for an eternity, stares down his receivers, can't read coverages, and can't hit the open man to save his life. He's a pass-rusher's wet dream. It's pretty ing sad when Blaine Gabbert outplays you in just his 4th or 5th start.
Ray Lewis, Ed Reed, Haloti Ngata, and Terrell Suggs are wasting the remainder of their careers with this bum there. His offensive line is good, his RB is elite, and his receiving corps is at least mediocre.
How many current starting QBs are worse than Flacco?
Maybe Painter, Jackson/Whitehurst, Beck, and Smith...maybe.
How the do you lose to ing Jacksonville with that defense? Flacco is a in bum, he has Anquan Boldin on his team and still manages to suck ass.
Joe Flacco
Anthony Wright
Troy Smith
Kyle Boller
a 55-year old Steve McNair
Elvis Grbac
Seriously...that's the best they could come up with in the past decade? Even if you're money is tied up in the defense, how can you not bring at least one competent QB in during that timespan?
Stoney Case and Tony Banks started a few games for them in 1999 and 2000 too. Really, the best quarterback they've had since moving to Baltimore was probably Vinny Testaverde the first year. That's pretty sad.
Just think of how many Super Bowls that team might have played in had it not been for their quarterback.
crofl Stoney Case...forget about det one.
Years the Ravens could've/should've won the SB had they had just a quasi-decent QB:
2006 - GREAT team, outside of McNair.
2008
2010
2001 and 2009 are arguable as well, but those teams were prone to inconsistency. In 2004 they wouldn't have won, but they definitely would've got past the ans in the 1st round.
The 2000 to 2011 Ravens D--even though the personnel has changed somewhat over the years--should go down in history as one of the best units of all-time...if for nothing else than the fact they've been saddled with the tiest starting QB's the league has ever seen yet they still make the playoffs every year.
TBH the Jaguars defense is proving to be pretty good and the most reliable part of their team. The Jags have held most teams they have faced to below 300 total yards and are currently ranked in the top ten. It was not a fluke that the Jags defense played well last night. It's the Jags offense that sucks harder than a 2 dollar . I'm still surprised the Jags won last night but not as surprised as a lot of people are. I'm more surprised that the Ravens did not make adjustments to improve at half. That is more reflective on bad coaching,
Thank God for Joe Flacco - he is the only reason the Steelers have a 5% chance to win the division.
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