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If it matters: I rank it Romo, Cutler, Schaub based on body of work.
That's exactly how I'd rank them as well...
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If it matters: I rank it Romo, Cutler, Schaub based on body of work.
Their defensive unit is clearly better and more opportunistic than Detroit.
As I said, in spite of Sunday. Very poor Cutler performance. No excuses.
Seven sacks that didn't come from the Skins pressure so much as Flynn holding onto the ball when he should have been throwing, not seeing pressure when it rushing right in front of him, and having generally terrible pocket presence. The first turnover came from him holding on too long (which isn't something Washington was forcing; Flynn showed these terrible qualities in the pre-season too), and the second came on the last possession of the game for the Raiders, when it was essentially over and he lost grip of the football trying to leap on 4th and 1.
I'll take back that Washington didn't have a good game defensively. I'll say instead that ANY team would have had a good game defensively against Matt Flynn and that Washington happened to benefit having him behind center rather than Pryor.
Nnamdi has probably swung the perception pendulum too far the other way by being so bad in Philly. He was outstanding in Oakland.
Henry Melton is not the reason Peanut, Jennings, Briggs, Peppers have been successful.
Reggie did carve them out though. No excuse or explanation.
If it matters: I rank it Romo, Cutler, Schaub based on body of work.
That's exactly how I'd rank them as well...
If it matters: I rank it Romo, Cutler, Schaub based on body of work.
That's exactly how I'd rank them as well...
How would Romo be in front of Cutler though? (srs)
If I had a gun to my head, I would give Romo a small edge cuz of his stats and I think his teammates actually do like him. I don't think the Bears give a damn about Cutler other than Marshall.
Am I the only one not impressed with Russell Wilson? Homie hasn't looked too good so far this year.
Peep: For me, the one special trait Romo possesses second to only Ben is escapability. Keeps plays alive despite poor OL play. Throws well under pressure, on the run.
- - Why doesn't Tom Brady get enough credit for being the best? On the road, JV WR's, and still undefeated. Everyone too busy talking bout Peyton though.