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re: Updated: Discuss our Backup QB Situation (formerly Byron Leftwich)
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Join Date: Jan 2008
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re: Updated: Discuss our Backup QB Situation (formerly Byron Leftwich)
Well said. Also worth noting we haven't really had someone who could develop a QB the way Zorn has proven he can. I've got relative confidence in Jason's natural abilities and talent, i've got near total confidence in Zorn's ability to develop his QB.
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re: Updated: Discuss our Backup QB Situation (formerly Byron Leftwich)
JC has been in the NFL what 5 years and a starter for 2. I'm tired of hearing all this different system stuff. He had more time in Zorn system than Flacco and Ryan (both true rookies) had in theirs. JC has had plenty of time, the best the Skins can hope for is that he will improve a little next year but to expect him to be a pro bowler in 4 years is unrealistic, he will never develop to that level.
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Uncle Phil
Join Date: Feb 2004
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re: Updated: Discuss our Backup QB Situation (formerly Byron Leftwich)
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Flacco: 14 TDs, 12 INTs, 80.3 rating, when asked to throw the ball 30 or more times he was 0-3 Campbell: 13 TDs, 6 INTs, 84.3 rating, when asked to throw the ball 30 or more times he was 4-2 So it's not like these guys were sooo much better than Campbell
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Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: The Fortune Teller
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re: Updated: Discuss our Backup QB Situation (formerly Byron Leftwich)
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I wish we had Jerry Jones as our owner And I wish Romo was our QB especially for big game situations. Oh and Zorn sucks he was lucky to go 8-8 his first season. Someone must have been helping him because Jimmy Johnson went 1-15 his first season with Dallas and we know he's a winner. If we don't fire Zorn and Vinny. If we don't dump JC. And trade ARE. Cut JT. And start Colt in 09. Then I'm becoming a Cowboys fan! |
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Join Date: Oct 2005
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Join Date: Jan 2008
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re: Updated: Discuss our Backup QB Situation (formerly Byron Leftwich)
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*Any time a new team hires a GM* "Why couldn't we have hired this guy? Fire Vinny!" "This guy (hired GM) wouldn't work for Snyder, no one wants to work for Snyder" *Mindless front office bashing* "The Redskins are in as big of a mess as the Cowboys" "Snyder is just like Jerry Jones and he's destroying the team" "Vinny and Snyder will f things up again and go after some big time free agent who's going to be a bust" *And my favorite, pinning the fault of our 8-8 season on ONE thing only* "JC sucks, he needs to be traded, he is the reason why we lost" "Fire Blache, we need a new defense, they are the reason we lost" "JC sucks, start Colt Brennan" "Our defense is terrible, screw that #4 ranking, that doesn't mean sh!t"
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Uncle Phil
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re: Updated: Discuss our Backup QB Situation (formerly Byron Leftwich)
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-I would argue that Matt Ryan may actually have as much talent, and he didn't win in the playoffs -I would also argue that the Ravens took Flacco took to the playoffs, not the other way around
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re: Updated: Discuss our Backup QB Situation (formerly Byron Leftwich)
Exactly. It always seems like Flacco's stats are something like 11/27, 114 yards, 1 INT. He typically didn't lose the game for them, but he damn sure didn't win it.
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Join Date: Jun 2008
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re: Updated: Discuss our Backup QB Situation (formerly Byron Leftwich)
It was kind of a Trent Dilfer type contribution. I'm sure JC would of been in the playoffs too if he played for the Ravens.
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Join Date: Feb 2004
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re: Updated: Discuss our Backup QB Situation (formerly Byron Leftwich)
You seem to dismiss that Flacco & Ryan could have gone in and screwed up but they didnt. Had they screwed up their teams wouldnt have made the playoffs.
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If JC has a concerning weakness it may be the inability to sense pressure. But I'm still not completly convinsed of this yet. It could be other contributing factors. |
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Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Virginia Beach
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re: Updated: Discuss our Backup QB Situation (formerly Byron Leftwich)
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![]() I would argue that neither QB "took" his team to the playoffs. They didn't lose games for the most part, but when asked to put the team on their shoulders, neither could get it done. Not a slight to either QB, because I think both will be good, but Flacco & Ryan are by no means ahead of JC in development, not even close. JC was asked to carry the team late in the season, behind a poor OL (and yes that makes a HUGE difference) and unfortunately he's not John Elway or Dan Marino. If you watched the games or look at the numbers, the rushing numbers along with passing numbers declined in the second half of the season, due to injury/poor OL play. As far as talent at skill positions I would take the 2008 versions of Roddy White, Jenkins and Finneran or Mason, Clayton, whoever the Ravens third WR is, over Moss, ARE and our third (Thomas, Thrash). The OLs of both the Falcons and Ravens are tops in the league, ours is bottom third. Falcons: #2 in rushing attempts, # 2 in Yds, # 3 in TDs, # 10 in Yds/Att. Ravens: # 1 in Rush Att, # 4 in Yds, # 7 TDs, # 24 in Yds/Att. These numbers show the superiority of the OLs. They also show coaches who are trying to protect young QBs with a solid run game. After Week 2 and up until the Steelers game, the JC bashing crowd was nowhere to be found. Did JC magically just go from being one of the top performers in the league to being crap in 2-3 weeks? Did Portis go from being a top performer to crap in 2-3 weeks? Or maybe OL problems were really the major issue for our poor offensive performance. The same arguments were made last off-season, those who supported Campbell last off-season were correct. He improved significantly from last season. This is not a point for dispute, it is fact. JC is not the problem, we've got issues on the OL that must be addressed or we will struggle in 2009.
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