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WHAT CHU SAY, CHAMP???
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WHAT CHU SAY, CHAMP???
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Funny thing to me is Kap looked at little shaky the first quarter, but after that the kid balled out. Made good choices and put the ball in great areas for his teammates. Ravens just made more plays. Kap is the real deal it's no way around it. I seriously enjoy watching the kid play.
I said that to say nobody should take Hugh serious, he's a straight clown.
I said that to say nobody should take Hugh serious, he's a straight clown.
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I don't blame him for being shaky, he's young and it's the Super Bowl.
After his extended time out, dude came back focused and ready. Looked extremely composed.
Made great plays and they had a shot at winning that game, Jim ****** it up. But that's neither here nor there.
After his extended time out, dude came back focused and ready. Looked extremely composed.
Made great plays and they had a shot at winning that game, Jim ****** it up. But that's neither here nor there.
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to be fair without that extended timeout the Ravens would've kept piling it on more than likely
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49ers were on their way to getting mollywhopped before that extended outage.
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Dudes with garbage teams doing a little too much for my liking. You dudes have your fun.
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Sensitive? What of what I wrote in response to what doubleJs posted can be viewed as sensitive? All I did was show how terrible the analysis was from Douglas.
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How about the only true redemption that matters this season? And that's Cam coming back with a vengeance.
Killa!!!
Killa!!!
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No hate but that game could've seriously turned into a old fashion route....on some blowout status. It cooled the ravens down, and it allowed Kap and company to compose and become more focused.to be fair without that extended timeout the Ravens would've kept piling it on more than likely
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Still, give the 49ers credit for making that comeback. Some teams getting beat down like that and then a power outage happens would just get even MORE negative on the bit if they have to sit there and think about it.
JJ Watt: "I don't blame him for being shaky. He's young and it's the Super Bowl."
Tough thing players need to realize/grasp in the NFL is that you never know when your last Super Bowl is going to be, no matter how young you are. This could have been Kaep's only chance to raise the Lombardi trophy despite how young he is. It's not like the NBA where if you get a transcendent player you've got a good chance to be in The Finals every season. There's 50+ guys on these rosters, all with different jobs and tasks and even if you're the best player in the league you're only on the field for half of the game. Injuries happen. Other great teams happen.
Being that it could very well be his only chance, rise to the occasion. There are no excuses.
JJ Watt: "I don't blame him for being shaky. He's young and it's the Super Bowl."
Tough thing players need to realize/grasp in the NFL is that you never know when your last Super Bowl is going to be, no matter how young you are. This could have been Kaep's only chance to raise the Lombardi trophy despite how young he is. It's not like the NBA where if you get a transcendent player you've got a good chance to be in The Finals every season. There's 50+ guys on these rosters, all with different jobs and tasks and even if you're the best player in the league you're only on the field for half of the game. Injuries happen. Other great teams happen.
Being that it could very well be his only chance, rise to the occasion. There are no excuses.
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If the power outage never happens we lose by 35.
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Yeah, cause no team in the history of the NFL has ever comeback or attempted to make a comeback without a power outage in a game.
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If people don't think that power outage was a big help they are in denial.
It's like the Ravens had their knee on the Niners throat and then somebody came and broke it up.
That was about to be a real *** whooping.
It's like the Ravens had their knee on the Niners throat and then somebody came and broke it up.
That was about to be a real *** whooping.
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straight blow out but the blackout saved the viewers from having to see thatIf people don't think that power outage was a big help they are in denial.
It's like the Ravens had their knee on the Niners throat and then somebody came and broke it up.
That was about to be a real *** whooping.
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I'm actually happy it happened. Who wants to see a blowout in the SB?
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God I am so glad this dude isn't on the 49ers anymore. Amazes me that people still think he is an NFL caliber starter. Feel bad for the homie Taimaishu and any other random Chiefs fan on this board. I just hope he can help get that squad to 8 wins this year.
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We will see if Alex Smith was the beneficiary of the Harbaugh Effect.
Also, if Andy Reid can work his QB guru magic once again.
Also, if Andy Reid can work his QB guru magic once again.
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I don't believe in Reid's guru magic when it comes to QBs.
-Kolb was just a guy that for reasons unkonwn many put on a pedestal before he had any legitimate #s under his belt.
-Vince Young?
-1997 (when he was promoted to quarterbacks coach) Favre was already a proven commodity.
-Gave Vick a home. But what proof is there that he helped propel Vick to what he was that season, and not just the beneficiary of a guy who was still talented but need a place to take a risk on him.
-Garcia was solid in 2007 and 2008 with the Bucs.
McNabb might be the only one I give him.
-Kolb was just a guy that for reasons unkonwn many put on a pedestal before he had any legitimate #s under his belt.
-Vince Young?
-1997 (when he was promoted to quarterbacks coach) Favre was already a proven commodity.
-Gave Vick a home. But what proof is there that he helped propel Vick to what he was that season, and not just the beneficiary of a guy who was still talented but need a place to take a risk on him.
-Garcia was solid in 2007 and 2008 with the Bucs.
McNabb might be the only one I give him.
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Debating on whether or not I'll do a write-up on every Q again this year, but I do want to officially go on record saying that my predictions for QB's on the rise/breakout for 2013 are Brandon Weeden and Sam Bradford.
Bradford is risky because his O-line sucks and every division opponent will at least have a top 10 defense, but I believe!
I also feel Ponder could have a really good year as well, but for obvious reasons I'm going to steer clear of the homerism path.
Bradford is risky because his O-line sucks and every division opponent will at least have a top 10 defense, but I believe!
I also feel Ponder could have a really good year as well, but for obvious reasons I'm going to steer clear of the homerism path.
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^ what's your outlook on freeman? gotta be do or die time for him, right?
Weeden is going to "breakout" this year, and be breaking down next.
Bradford tho, he could have a good time. Givens, Austin, Bailey and Cook is a group you can have some fun with. Needs health, and his OLine to hold up, and Richardson to be decent enough threat out of the backfield.
Bradford tho, he could have a good time. Givens, Austin, Bailey and Cook is a group you can have some fun with. Needs health, and his OLine to hold up, and Richardson to be decent enough threat out of the backfield.
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^ True about Weeden. I'm hoping for the best for him though.
Yeah, I mean it's same song and dance for him. Always been about consistency, but this year he has Mike Glennon looking over his shoulder so it's not a "ride it out situation."
If they're not winning and he's struggling then he sits. Simple as that in my opinion.
Yeah, I mean it's same song and dance for him. Always been about consistency, but this year he has Mike Glennon looking over his shoulder so it's not a "ride it out situation."
If they're not winning and he's struggling then he sits. Simple as that in my opinion.
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Some pretty bad QB play in that Chargers/Bears game. It's like the what could have been game regarding the two Q's.
Cutler looks like he's about to go the route of Matt Stafford and try and force feed Marshall at all costs. At this point, just keep Cutler rolling out side to side, and call it good. Best QB in the league on them rollouts.
Cutler looks like he's about to go the route of Matt Stafford and try and force feed Marshall at all costs. At this point, just keep Cutler rolling out side to side, and call it good. Best QB in the league on them rollouts.
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Manuel doesn't even need to play the rest of the preseason anyway...He's the starter. Kolb blows and Tuel shouldn't be in the NFL.
