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He isn't playing great football. The young guns have slowed down
QB THREAD - 2x quarterbacky award winner: Lamar Jackson
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Eh I actually think RW has played quite well aside from the unusual number of picks. He's made some beautiful throws downfield the last few weeks.
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Why are you being aggro? Like I don't criticize Seattle players.You think a Seattle player has done well. Would've never guessed.
He last was his fault, he had a DB over the top and under and still threw it in there and didn't even give his WR a chance to make a play on the ball.
The first one could go either way, the DB peeled off the underneath man and made a play on the ball. But the underneath WR was completely open.
That was an extreamly tight window.
As for the turnovers the o-line had been poor as hell, so fumbles aren't all his fault completely.
I never said it wasn't his fault... The picks were definitely his fault last night. Very wasteful throws. I just said I think he's been playing well outside of the uncharacteristic interceptions, making good throws downfield and moving the offense which he was not doing the first couple weeks of the season.
The fumbles I'm 50/50 on because obviously the line is putrid but RW does have a tendency to hold on to the ball too long to try and make plays. It's a learned habit that has its positives and negatives.
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His passes were sailing high all night. It's become worrisome at this point.
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I'm guessing that could just be a product of arm speed lacking from the shoulder injury... His arm isn't able to do what he thinks it is and what it normally does so hes releasing a fraction early causing balls to go high.
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I'm a TY fan but maybe I'm biased because he torched us and looked ultra-dynamic the last time we played.
No question he's having a down year.
No question he's having a down year.
But then he hits a perfect fade on 4th & 1 to Moncrief and you're like "WHERE THE **** HAS THAT BEEN ALL YEAR, ANDREW LUCK WITH CABLE?"
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Do you guys see Moncrief becoming Luck's #1 going forward for the season?
not asking for fantasy
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But then he hits a perfect fade on 4th & 1 to Moncrief and you're like "WHERE THE **** HAS THAT BEEN ALL YEAR, ANDREW LUCK WITH CABLE?"
Exactly! It's like he sails the ball on first and second down but then throws these darts on third and fourth.
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Andrew Dumppass > Andrew Flacco
After the shoulder injury heals up, the Colts should keep the short-to-intermediate plays in their arsenal. He looked pretty efficient and accurate on those.
Edelman's extra effort after he shifted kept that play from being a failure though.
After the shoulder injury heals up, the Colts should keep the short-to-intermediate plays in their arsenal. He looked pretty efficient and accurate on those.
IDK it looked to me like Brady checked out of a QB sneak since the Colts were stacked at the right gaps and prepared for it. I could be wrong.
Edelman's extra effort after he shifted kept that play from being a failure though.
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2016 right around the corner.
"I am so certain of this that if he is the Panthers' starting quarterback in 2016, I will buy a Cam Newton jersey and stand in the stadium parking lot in my underwear when the Panthers come to Tampa Bay and hold a sign proclaiming that Auburn rules over Florida and Carolina rules over Tampa Bay."
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Damn
People wanted Cam to fail so badly. 
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I wonder why...
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He just put up one of the best rookie QB seasons ever to shut the haters up 
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I wasn't his biggest fan coming out of college at all but all the unnecessary/off base critism aimed his way and him being held to a different standard than most QB's by the media during that rookie year made a fan out of me
. I wasn't his biggest fan coming out of college at all but all the unnecessary/off base critism aimed his way and him being held to a different standard than most QB's by the media during that rookie year made a fan out of me
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Like look at that personal BS,what kind of criticism is that relating to his skills? You could fit that description for a lot of young QB's tbh. Seriously dudes were out of their minds leading up to that draft . Some of them were the same clowns that were praising JaMarcus and anointing him as the 2nd coming because of that arm
. Some of them were the same clowns that were praising JaMarcus and anointing him as the 2nd coming because of that arm
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Something tells me Nolan Nawrocki wouldn't have been a Jamarcus fan either....Like look at that personal BS,what kind of criticism is that relating to his skills? You could fit that description for a lot of young QB's. tbh Seriously dudes were out of their minds leading up to that draft. Some of them were the same clowns that were praising JaMarcus and anointing him as the 2nd coming because of that arm
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That's worse than skinny knees...
Just hating for hating sake.Smh..
Cam STILL proving em wrong
Just hating for hating sake.Smh..
Cam STILL proving em wrong
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True but the overall consensus was that he was more of a sure thing over the dudes he was drafted ahead of.
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That's worse than skinny knees...
Just hating for hating sake.Smh..
Cam STILL proving em wrong
Still the best Teddy criticism.
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One glove is ok, but TWO?! Dunzo, no chance
