DA definitely has better rapport with Braylon Edwards
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If people are going to rip Quinn for his play, than do it for the times he made bad throws into coverage or the fumble where he lost the grip on the ball. Save it for those that are his bad plays. I mean seriously, there actually are bad plays to pick from if you want to go on with this childish DA/BQ game.
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Masters said:
BE was also targeted deep on the Quinn pick (if you believe BE, he says it was his fault). BE also dropped a couple of balls (including a deeper play where he dropped it when he hit the ground). It wasn't like he wasn't targeted all day.CLE took some shots down field and everything wasn't dink and dunk. CLE tried to go short, medium, and long. Now the rhyme and reason for the spots they chose each for is certainly in question.
In less than 2 seasons the Anderson to Edwards connection has produced 22 TDs, more than Bernie Kosar to Webster Slaughter over their several years together.
In 4 games Quinn has thrown 0 TDs and 2 picks on passes intended for Edwards.
And masterbater here wants to argue over who has the better rapport.
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@jadbf said:
I have the video pause at 2:51. and the saftey is within 3 yards of where Stan would have wanted the ball to be thrown. That would have been a sure pick.yeah way to avoid the sure pick, and throw....a pick.
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I already looked at the 2:50 mark. What do you see coming from the right side of your screen? Oh yes, the saftey that was in the middle. It's why BE is supposed bust it straight up toward the sideline.
Yeah, Jim Donavan called it a bad throw. It's funny that guys that actually play in the NFL (BE and Quinn) are telling you the WR ran the wrong route. It's also why the former NFL coach calling the game for FOX (Asshole) talked about it immediately and said he thinks the WR ran the wrong route.
Masters said:
I already looked at the 2:50 mark. What do you see coming from the right side of your screen? Oh yes, the saftey that was in the middle. It's why BE is supposed bust it straight up toward the sideline.Yeah, Jim Donavan called it a bad throw. It's funn that guys that actually play in the NFL (BE and Quinn) are telling you the WR ran the wrong route. It's also why the former NFL coach calling the game for FOX talked about it immediately and said he thinks the WR ran the wrong route.
I was at the game bud, witnessed the play first hand and the safety was a non factor, he came into the picture after the floater covered 35 yards in the air.
BE was at the 37yrdline when it was launched, it was intercepted at the 21yrdline, and the safety was still 15yrds away from the play. Drill that sucker into BE's bread-basket at the 30 and it's a race to the goalline.
He can throw a rope, right?
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If people are going to rip Quinn for his play, than do it for the times he made bad throws into coverage or the fumble where he lost the grip on the ball. Save it for those that are his bad plays. I mean seriously, there actually are bad plays to pick from if you want to go on with this childish DA/BQ game.
Masters said:
If people are going to rip Quinn for his play, than do it for the times he made bad throws into coverage or the fumble where he lost the grip on the ball. Save it for those that are his bad plays. I mean seriously, there actually are bad plays to pick from if you want to go on with this childish DA/BQ game.Ok, to be fair, we will only dwell on the plays that resulted in a turn-over.
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Masters said:
If people are going to rip Quinn for his play, than do it for the times he made bad throws into coverage or the fumble where he lost the grip on the ball. Save it for those that are his bad plays. I mean seriously, there actually are bad plays to pick from if you want to go on with this childish DA/BQ game.Ok, to be fair, we will only dwell on the plays that resulted in a turn-over.
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Ok, to be fair, we will only dwell on the plays that resulted in a turn-over.
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BWAAAAHAHAHAHA
masterbater, you put that one on a tee for ATENEARS
I haven't laughed that hard since Quinn pulled the garo yepremian
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He caught the one ball (the reversed TD) off his shoes-strings. horrible pass. On the INT, there was practically no safety down the middle, with the defender not even close to BE's outside hip. That ball could have been bulleted in to BE or it could have been launched deep down the seam, allowing BE to run under it ... instead, it was thrown deep outside where only the defender had a chance to make a play on it.
On many other routes, we had open receivers down the seam and we dinked it. In that third quarter where we really needed a spark, who better to get the ball into their hands than Josh Cribbs? I focused on Cribbs route running for an entire quarter, and Brady never even looked his way. Finally tossing him a pre-determined 6yrd out on 3rd-&-10.
That was one of the worst QB'ed NFL games I've ever seen. So vanilia that I took my daughter to Dairy Queen afterwards and they asked, "Would you like Chocolate or Brady Quinn Ice cream with that sundae?"
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Masters said:
I already looked at the 2:50 mark. What do you see coming from the right side of your screen? Oh yes, the saftey that was in the middle. It's why BE is supposed bust it straight up toward the sideline.Yeah, Jim Donavan called it a bad throw. It's funn that guys that actually play in the NFL (BE and Quinn) are telling you the WR ran the wrong route. It's also why the former NFL coach calling the game for FOX talked about it immediately and said he thinks the WR ran the wrong route.
I was at the game bud, witnessed the play first hand and the safety was a non factor, he came into the picture after the floater covered 35 yards in the air.
BE was at the 37yrdline when it was launched, it was intercepted at the 21yrdline, and the safety was still 15yrds away from the play. Drill that sucker into BE's bread-basket at the 30 and it's a race to the goalline.
He can throw a rope, right?
I was at the game bud, witnessed the play first hand and the safety was a non factor, he came into the picture after the floater covered 35 yards in the air.
BE was at the 37yrdline when it was launched, it was intercepted at the 21yrdline, and the safety was still 15yrds away from the play. Drill that sucker into BE's bread-basket at the 30 and it's a race to the goalline.
He can throw a rope, right?
I had it on my TV and could see the same thing (minus the distraction of the stadium and with the ability to look at the play multiple times with better views). The saftey is a factor if you are trying to audible to beat the man coverage deep. Your scenario works if they want to a skinny post for 10 yards.
Your second line just expains it chief. Quinn release when BE is at the 37 to hit him 16 yards deeper. Which means Quinn was expecting BE to run one route and BE ran another. It's called anticipation. If they indeed checked off to beat the man coverage deep, Quinn made the right read and BE ran the wrong route. Why both weren't on the same page is open for debate.
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Masters said:
If people are going to rip Quinn for his play, than do it for the times he made bad throws into coverage or the fumble where he lost the grip on the ball. Save it for those that are his bad plays. I mean seriously, there actually are bad plays to pick from if you want to go on with this childish DA/BQ game.Ok, to be fair, we will only dwell on the plays that resulted in a turn-over.
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Masters said:
No, it caused it to be a shoe string catch. We are talking fractions of a second here, not whole seconds. No shove and it is in stride.Take a look honey,
, it is at about the 1:07 mark in that video ... you mean to tell me that if BE wasn't pushed out of bounds that he wouldn't have had to reach behind himself and catch the ball off his feet? Seriously?Take a look honey, , it is at about the 1:07 mark in that video ... you mean to tell me that if BE wasn't pushed out of bounds that he wouldn't have had to reach behind himself and catch the ball off his feet? Seriously?
That ball was under thrown... I said that when I saw it the first time. Most of BQ longer passes missed badly yesterday, hopefully he works that out...
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@shepwrite said:
Quinn threw two great deep balls down the left sideline to BE that just didn't work out. On one, BE didn't reestablish himself in the field of play and on the other he dropped it.Do you honestly believe that was a "great deep ball" to Edwards? It got rather hung up. If it was in stride, we wouldn't be talking about a push out at all.
I REALLY wish I shared your belief on this, because Lord knows I want to believe Quinn's got the great deep ball in his game.
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@jadbf said:
HahahahahahaThat is funny
so tell me DA FAG.
Which of DA's MULTIPLE interception games was your favorite?
2006 Balt 2 INT
2006 TB 4 INT
2007 OAK 2 INT but you blame Phil Dawson right?
2007 NE 3 INT
2007 Ari 2 INT another close game, but DA can't get it done when it counts.
2007 Cin 4 INT in the most important game of his career.
2008 Pitt 2 INT
2008 Balt 2 INT
Woo hoo hahaha....THOSE were some funny games right?
8 Multiple interceteption games so young in his career. ALL LOSSES. No wonder two straight staffs have decided they've seen enough of DA and would rather take their chances with Quinn.
2008 Pitt 2 INT
That was my favorite, was that your favorite too?
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@jadbf said:
I liked em all...I just wish it wouldn't have taken that first coaching staff so long to figure out what this coaching staff knows from the start.That only the DA FAGS like yourself still think he can be a sucessful QB.
Ok, great.
Oh btw, thanks for following me around all day today too. I always wanted a cyber puppy.
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@jadbf said:
You DA FAGS need to be kept on a leash now. Not as fun when the shoe is on the other foot is it?Ahh ... that is the basis of the day huh? One big happy yellow ... err ... orange submarine. My guy isn't as bad as your guy ... that's worth digging into the sand over, huh?
I don't wear shoes bud, I hate all QB's. I find the whole rant by you plain silly and funny. Are you really trying to paint me into a corner? haha
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@jadbf said:
That's also very good to knowso your FAVORITE DA MULTIPLE INTERCEPTION GAME, came against our hated rivals. (that is them still in your sig right)? It came in a 10-6 loss. With one of those interception coming right before the half when even a field goal would have meant so much. A game where your hero threw for 166 yards and a whoping 44.5 qb rating? And with that RIFLE arm of his he averaged a whopping 5 yards per pass play?
Cool.
hell, I didn't even need a bobber to land that one!
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@jadbf said:
I think BQ SUCKED yesterday.Yeah, I did too.
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Masters said:
If people are going to rip Quinn for his play, than do it for the times he made bad throws into coverage or the fumble where he lost the grip on the ball. Save it for those that are his bad plays. I mean seriously, there actually are bad plays to pick from if you want to go on with this childish DA/BQ game.Ok, to be fair, we will only dwell on the plays that resulted in a turn-over.
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@jadbf said:
And you're in the stands and not even on the sideline of a highschool team because you're such a good judge of these things.Yep your word is gold.
I guess I should have waited until the OBR report came out to tell me what I know about football.
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