Our Qb Is Not The Answer....
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Chickenwang said:
I honestly believe Colt will have another chance with this organization
Water Boy?
Water Boy?
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this is pretty simple
2012 starting QB- Weeden
2013 starting QB= Weeden
2014 starting QB= Weeden
He will be our QB for at least 3 yrs, there is nobody in the QB class this yr " you gotta have" and Weeden is better than anyone coming out.
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this is pretty simple
2012 starting QB- Weeden
2013 starting QB= Weeden
2014 starting QB= Weeden
He will be our QB for at least 3 yrs, there is nobody in the QB class this yr " you gotta have" and Weeden is better than anyone coming out.
this is pretty simple
2012 starting QB- Weeden
2013 starting QB= Weeden
2014 starting QB= Weeden
He will be our QB for at least 3 yrs, there is nobody in the QB class this yr " you gotta have" and Weeden is better than anyone coming out.
This.
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He had *all day* to throw today, and we see he just doesnt natural game speed reactions. He is tentative, uncertain, looking for the checkdown.
No pocket presence at all.
Many of those things dont get better with time.
I dont know or care if he is better than colt or not. My guess is he is, but we need to find a solution at qb.
The secondary during the second half was atrocious today, but that will get partially better when haden comes back.
But weeden is a loser. I said it after week 1 and Im still saying it. His statistics make him look more effective than he is, and his statistics are prety bad(next to last in qb rating I believe).
He has an above average arm if he has time to wind up and step into a throw, but that is it. His other innate abilities are poor. He doesnt have good accuracy in tight windows- thats a skill that cant be taught. He is slow with his footwork- another skill that cant be taught. And his natural instincts under pressure simply suck. He doesnt have a future as a solid nfl starting qb.
He had *all day* to throw today, and we see he just doesnt natural game speed reactions. He is tentative, uncertain, looking for the checkdown.
No pocket presence at all.
Many of those things dont get better with time.
I dont know or care if he is better than colt or not. My guess is he is, but we need to find a solution at qb.
The secondary during the second half was atrocious today, but that will get partially better when haden comes back.
But weeden is a loser. I said it after week 1 and Im still saying it. His statistics make him look more effective than he is, and his statistics are prety bad(next to last in qb rating I believe).
He has an above average arm if he has time to wind up and step into a throw, but that is it. His other innate abilities are poor. He doesnt have good accuracy in tight windows- thats a skill that cant be taught. He is slow with his footwork- another skill that cant be taught. And his natural instincts under pressure simply suck. He doesnt have a future as a solid nfl starting qb.
Really Dude? You some super smart talent evaluator who can reach that conclusion after 10 games? What team do you work for?
Here's what I think. Brandon Weeden is 1 of 4 rookies playing in an antiquated 1980's version of the WCO in the toughest division in football. Being run by the worst offensive innovator/playcaller ever.
Question, have you ever seen the all 22? My guess is no, b/c if you had you'd see that only the primary receiver is running a proper route. The secondary receivers are out there just jogging around watching the play instead of being part of it. Gordon is the worst. If he's not the primary, then he's not running hard trying to get open.
That's why you see Weeden standing back there "looking and looking" only to have to check it down when the primary receiver is covered. The secondary guys are giving a halfassed effort.
It's also the reason Weeden seems so inaccurate on those plays when he does try to hit one of his secondary receivers. The guys are at the wrong spot and depth than what was practiced. Inconsistent route running makes for a inconsistent passing attack.
Is BW perfect? Of course not. But it's pretty tough when you don't have a veteran receiver to throw to and all the utes are running around like chickens with their heads cut off. It's no coincidence that Ben Watson was the most affective receiver Sunday.
As for Colt mcCoy, that guy is done. The team begged for someone to offer anything for that scrub, no takers.
It's Weeden now, next week and next year. You may as well get use to it.
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Hope he gets hurt so Colt can win a few games this year
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He had *all day* to throw today, and we see he just doesnt natural game speed reactions. He is tentative, uncertain, looking for the checkdown.
No pocket presence at all.
Many of those things dont get better with time.
I dont know or care if he is better than colt or not. My guess is he is, but we need to find a solution at qb.
The secondary during the second half was atrocious today, but that will get partially better when haden comes back.
But weeden is a loser. I said it after week 1 and Im still saying it. His statistics make him look more effective than he is, and his statistics are prety bad(next to last in qb rating I believe).
He has an above average arm if he has time to wind up and step into a throw, but that is it. His other innate abilities are poor. He doesnt have good accuracy in tight windows- thats a skill that cant be taught. He is slow with his footwork- another skill that cant be taught. And his natural instincts under pressure simply suck. He doesnt have a future as a solid nfl starting qb.
Really Dude? You some super smart talent evaluator who can reach that conclusion after 10 games? What team do you work for?
Here's what I think. Brandon Weeden is 1 of 4 rookies playing in an antiquated 1980's version of the WCO in the toughest division in football. Being run by the worst offensive innovator/playcaller ever.
Question, have you ever seen the all 22? My guess is no, b/c if you had you'd see that only the primary receiver is running a proper route. The secondary receivers are out there just jogging around watching the play instead of being part of it. Gordon is the worst. If he's not the primary, then he's not running hard trying to get open.
That's why you see Weeden standing back there "looking and looking" only to have to check it down when the primary receiver is covered. The secondary guys are giving a halfassed effort.
It's also the reason Weeden seems so inaccurate on those plays when he does try to hit one of his secondary receivers. The guys are at the wrong spot and depth than what was practiced. Inconsistent route running makes for a inconsistent passing attack.
Is BW perfect? Of course not. But it's pretty tough when you don't have a veteran receiver to throw to and all the utes are running around like chickens with their heads cut off. It's no coincidence that Ben Watson was the most affective receiver Sunday.
As for Colt mcCoy, that guy is done. The team begged for someone to offer anything for that scrub, no takers.
It's Weeden now, next week and next year. You may as well get use to it.
Really Dude? You some super smart talent evaluator who can reach that conclusion after 10 games? What team do you work for?
Here's what I think. Brandon Weeden is 1 of 4 rookies playing in an antiquated 1980's version of the WCO in the toughest division in football. Being run by the worst offensive innovator/playcaller ever.
Question, have you ever seen the all 22? My guess is no, b/c if you had you'd see that only the primary receiver is running a proper route. The secondary receivers are out there just jogging around watching the play instead of being part of it. Gordon is the worst. If he's not the primary, then he's not running hard trying to get open.
That's why you see Weeden standing back there "looking and looking" only to have to check it down when the primary receiver is covered. The secondary guys are giving a halfassed effort.
It's also the reason Weeden seems so inaccurate on those plays when he does try to hit one of his secondary receivers. The guys are at the wrong spot and depth than what was practiced. Inconsistent route running makes for a inconsistent passing attack.
Is BW perfect? Of course not. But it's pretty tough when you don't have a veteran receiver to throw to and all the utes are running around like chickens with their heads cut off. It's no coincidence that Ben Watson was the most affective receiver Sunday.
As for Colt mcCoy, that guy is done. The team begged for someone to offer anything for that scrub, no takers.
It's Weeden now, next week and next year. You may as well get use to it.
Thank you! Very well said.
Mike
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Inexperienced receivers, check. Two less than average quarterbacks, check. Incredibly improved offensive line, Retard Rodgers double check. That's should be at least something we can cheer about on offense. What a difference the Schwartz had made in place of dipshit Pashos. Great pass protection. Colt had about a second and a half to make a decision. Weeden has had all day in the pocket many snaps every game, very impressive. If it could all come together with passing and receiving.
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Is this where the Colt McCoy fan club hangs out? I wonder what the meetings are like? (besides someone messing up the cups of coffee, talking about how Colt's shoulder is totally healed now
, and the usual throwing darts at a dartboard with James Harrison's picture on it) Anyways, the all too typical short sighted post here. All the blame on one person. This time on Brandon Weeden. Did you guys ever take a second to wonder what the receivers were doing to get open in that time that Weeden had to throw. I like Gordon, Little, Cooper, etc., but these guys are hardly vets who run great routes and realize that they have to break routes and get to open space when the play breaks down. I am sure that there is a little blame to go around here to both the players (receivers included) and the staff. There are four rookies starting and several others contributing regularly on offense. It is not going to look polished this year. Please get a grip. -
That's pretty good Dan. We all know weeden is better than McCoy, most of us anyway. Give it some time and it will come together.
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I honestly believe Colt will have another chance with this organization
Chickenwang said:
I honestly believe Colt will have another chance with this organization
Not as a starting QB.
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