Paintrain's all encompassing 'discuss all things offseason' thread (Version 2.0)

[NYCskinfan82]

Originally Posted by Dirtbag59

Cowboy fans to new Redskin Jason Hatcher: 'I hope you die' | FOX Sports on MSN

Thanks for giving Hatcher even more motivation when we play the cowgurls.

[skinsfaninok]

Foles had a crazy yr last season, that won't happen again.

[Lotus]

Hatcher seems quite certain that we are going to the big dance. I like it.

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

Foles had a crazy yr last season, that won't happen again.

Eagles would extend him if they fully believed in him

[artmonkforhallofamein07]

That's why I give them more of a chance than the eagles this year

[punch it in]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

I was too lazy to even try lol but god knows I need the money

If i win ill send you air fair and skins tickets to your choice of games. Lol.

[punch it in]

Didnt Freeman just sign with the Giants?

[KI Skins Fan]

Originally Posted by punch it in

Didnt Freeman just sign with the Giants?

He's horrible, too. He hasn't played well for at least the last two seasons.

[Giantone]

Originally Posted by KI Skins Fan

He's horrible, too. He hasn't played well for at least the last two seasons.

Player A:
11,108 yards passing, 68 touchdowns and 45 interceptions.
Completion percentage: 59.6
Yards per attempt: 7
Yards gained per pass completion: 11.8
Player B:
11,049 yards passing, 67 touchdowns and 32 interceptions.
Completion percentage: 59.9
Yards per attempt: 7.1
Yards gained per pass completion: 11.8.
Player A is Freeman. Player B is Joe Flacco, who just signed a six-year, $120.6 million deal with more than $50 million guaranteed. Eli Manning, in that same time period as Freeman (his second, third and fourth seasons), threw for 10,342 yards, 71 touchdowns and 55 interceptions.
We're not suggesting Freeman, Flacco and Manning are interchangeable, but we are trying to take a look at the bigger picture here. According to the analytical site Pro Football Focus, he's between a 50-60 percent passer under pressure as a regular starter, which is no different than Andrew Luck's first two seasons (again, not suggesting they are the same player).




Josh Freeman by the numbers: Did Giants sign the best available backup? | NJ.com

[KI Skins Fan]

Originally Posted by Giantone

Player A:
11,108 yards passing, 68 touchdowns and 45 interceptions.
Completion percentage: 59.6
Yards per attempt: 7
Yards gained per pass completion: 11.8
Player B:
11,049 yards passing, 67 touchdowns and 32 interceptions.
Completion percentage: 59.9
Yards per attempt: 7.1
Yards gained per pass completion: 11.8.

Player A is Freeman. Player B is Joe Flacco, who just signed a six-year, $120.6 million deal with more than $50 million guaranteed. Eli Manning, in that same time period as Freeman (his second, third and fourth seasons), threw for 10,342 yards, 71 touchdowns and 55 interceptions.
We're not suggesting Freeman, Flacco and Manning are interchangeable, but we are trying to take a look at the bigger picture here. According to the analytical site Pro Football Focus, he's between a 50-60 percent passer under pressure as a regular starter, which is no different than Andrew Luck's first two seasons (again, not suggesting they are the same player).

I'm not much of a numbers guy. Forget the numbers for a minute. Have you seen Freeman play in the last couple of years? Do you think that your team could win enough games with him under center to lead your team to the division title if Eli were to miss ten games, eight games, or six games? Bear in mind that the other teams in the division might be starting Romo, Foles, and RGIII over the same time period.

No team in the NFC East is dominant over the other three teams in the division. In most division games, there will come a time when a QB must make a play for his team to win. For example, fourth down in the Red Zone with his team trailing late in the 4th quarter. That type of play. I think Eli, Romo, Foles, and a healthy RGIII can make that play. I don't think that any of their backups can be expected to make that play. Therefore, I think that the health of their starting QB is critical to each of the teams' chances of winning the division.

Now, if you were to tell me that you think the Giants will completely dominate the division at the LOS and that they could win the division with any half-way decent QB, then that is another argument altogether.

[Giantone]

Originally Posted by KI Skins Fan

I'm not much of a numbers guy. Forget the numbers for a minute. Have you seen Freeman play in the last couple of years? Do you think that your team could win enough games with him under center to lead your team to the division title if Eli were to miss ten games, eight games, or six games? Bear in mind that the other teams in the division might be starting Romo, Foles, and RGIII over the same time period.

No team in the NFC East is dominant over the other three teams in the division. .

Giving Freeman enough time to learn a system and not have a head case for a head coach ,yes I think he could lead the Giants if need be .What you need to realize is Romo ...is Romo , Foles has had one good year , RGIII has had one good year ,Freeman has had one good year, so yes I do .
As for NFCE teams , no teams are dominant ,every time one plays another they are battles ,big wins once in a whiles but mostly battles .

[punch it in]

I think he is an adequate backup. Whatever though. Freeman and Painter might be better than our back ups. Especially if Cousins gets traded.

[artmonkforhallofamein07]

I don't know I would take McCoy over painter and freeman. Neither of those guys are really any good

[punch it in]

No they arent. Neither is Mccoy. I would probably take Freeman over any of them though.

[Bucket]

I would take Pryor over all of them, and he's about to get cut.