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From a Land Down Under
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Location: toms river, nj
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Re: Cousins has arrived
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Franchise Player
Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: Kill Devil Hills, N.C.
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Re: Cousins has arrived
Kirk has definitely proved he's a very good QB who is capable of becoming great. For those who doubted him...YOU LIKE THAT?!!!
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Hug Anne Spyder
Join Date: Mar 2005
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Re: Cousins has arrived
The Freshmen | The Players' Tribune
Not NFL related but Kirk wrote this article for TPB. Good read on how far Michigan State has come since Kirk arrived there. |
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A Dude
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Newtown Square, PA
Age: 46
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Re: Cousins has arrived
Continuous QBR tracking. Cousins now 7th after 16 weeks. Arrived is right.
RK PLAYER TOTAL QBR 1 Carson Palmer, ARI 83.1 2 Ben Roethlisberger, PIT 75.0 3 Russell Wilson, SEA 73.6 4 Drew Brees, NO 73.2 5 Andy Dalton, CIN 73.1 6 Tyrod Taylor, BUF 67.8 7 Kirk Cousins, WSH 67.7 8 Aaron Rodgers, GB 67.2 9 Ryan Fitzpatrick, NYJ 66.8 10 Teddy Bridgewater, MIN 66.4 11 Alex Smith, KC 65.7 12 Tom Brady, NE 65.6 13 Cam Newton, CAR 65.3 14 Brian Hoyer, HOU 63.8 15 Philip Rivers, SD 61.7 16 Eli Manning, NYG 61.0 17 Marcus Mariota, TEN 61.0 18 Jay Cutler, CHI 60.8 19 Matt Ryan, ATL 60.6 19 Matthew Stafford, DET 60.6 21 Jameis Winston, TB 60.6 22 Matt Hasselbeck, IND 55.1 23 Josh McCown, CLE 53.9 24 Derek Carr, OAK 50.7 25 Brock Osweiler, DEN 50.3 26 Blake Bortles, JAX 49.6 27 Andrew Luck, IND 47.6 28 Colin Kaepernick, SF 47.1 29 Peyton Manning, DEN 45.0 30 Blaine Gabbert, SF 43.1 31 Joe Flacco, BAL 40.9 32 Sam Bradford, PHI 37.5 33 Ryan Tannehill, MIA 36.9 34 Nick Foles, STL 30.0
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I like big (_|_)s.
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Charlottesville, Virginia
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Re: Cousins has arrived
Teddy Bridgewater being that high surprises me a bit.
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Hail Raiser
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Re: Cousins has arrived
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Right? Anytime I watch that guy I'm always like meh |
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A Dude
Join Date: Feb 2005
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He also does a good job drawing pass interference and taking advantage of free plays (like when Rodgers always goes downfield when he knows he got the other team to jump offsides). And he's not a total statue, he has run for a few big first downs.
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Playmaker
Join Date: Feb 2008
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I like big (_|_)s.
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Charlottesville, Virginia
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Re: Cousins has arrived
Interesting. I just feel like I never see him make any impressive throws and that wind-up if Leftwich 2.0. Oh well, just odd to see him rated that high. I guess when I look at either of those metrics, sometimes it's about the eyeball test for me. Can't say I've seen him (and some others in the top half) put the teams on their back and carry them like Cousins to Palmer have.
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Playmaker
Join Date: Feb 2008
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Re: Cousins has arrived
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Disagree about his throwing motion though, it more of 3/4 or side-arm action then a big looping Leftwhich wind-up to my eye. A QB that's quietly put together a very good 1st season as a starter is Tyrod Taylor. He was taken in the 2011 draft when we punted on the QB position and took Evan Royster and Aldrick Robinson. |
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Join Date: Mar 2007
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Re: Cousins has arrived
“What I needed was not to go throw the football more, I needed to be learning from a guy who really knows the game inside and out so that mentally I could own protections and own reads and concepts and progressions to where I can do it in my sleep,” he said. “That was going to be the difference for me from being what I was last year to being a much better quarterback. You have to get around somebody who really knows the game.”
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...face-for-help/ quick interesting read. apparently last year when cousins was 3rd string he reached out and got outside-organization from a QB/WR training academy "throw it deep" and Jon gruden.
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Join Date: Mar 2005
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Re: Cousins has arrived
Washington Redskins QB Kirk Cousins used patience, teammates to win - Washington Redskins Blog- ESPN
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Join Date: Dec 2008
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Re: Cousins has arrived
Mike Shanahan also said that he'd stake his reputation on John Beck's play. Even a broken clock is right twice a day.
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A Dude
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Newtown Square, PA
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While that's funny, the difference is Shanahan had to say that because Beck was kind of the only option he had at the time, and needed to galvanize the team and make them believe in the vision. Shanahan doesn't have to say anything positive about Cousins now. He let fly on RG3 once he was gone, saying he needed to change his study habits. With Cousins I guess there's an ego thing involved, a 'look how right I was' kind of thing. But to say he can be a top 10 guy, that's going out on a limb when you really don't have to. I think his comment is fairly genuine, mainly because he clearly articulates reasons why Cousins can be successful: work ethic, perfectionist nature, introspective, understands how to rely on his teammates, and knows what he doesn't know.
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