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QB THREAD - 2x quarterbacky award winner: Lamar Jackson
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Rivers better than Ryan? SMH
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Without a doubt IMO
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The next article is how Dalton is better than young TB. Check the stats
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Can throw 4 picks in the NFC Championship game and somehow still win.
Can watch his team put up 29 points in a Super Bowl before he accounts for a touchdown.
"Wilson has displayed the potential to morph into a combination of Brady (passing ability and intangibles), Drew Brees (undersized slinger with elite accuracy) and Randall Cunningham (running ability).
If he does, not only should Wilson be regarded as one of the sport’s best modern quarterbacks — he could be on track to becoming one of the best quarterbacks in NFL history."
Yikes.
Can watch his team put up 29 points in a Super Bowl before he accounts for a touchdown.
"Wilson has displayed the potential to morph into a combination of Brady (passing ability and intangibles), Drew Brees (undersized slinger with elite accuracy) and Randall Cunningham (running ability).
If he does, not only should Wilson be regarded as one of the sport’s best modern quarterbacks — he could be on track to becoming one of the best quarterbacks in NFL history."
Yikes.
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Articles like that are unfair to RW. They have so much projection and 'what ifs', just let the kid grow and continue to improve. They lead to unnecessary criticism and resentment from everyone that reads it (except Hawk fans most likely)
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Exactly this.
People saying things like "Marshawn Lynch doesn't help Russell Wilson" doesn't help his cause, either.
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You can say that about every young QB in the league that you dudes like to prop up on this board. So many clownish statements involving Teddy, Luck, and etc...
..but for some reason Wilson gets the most resentment even though he's the one who's accomplish the most.
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Temecula, NOW.
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Where have I gone overboard crowning a young QB besides Luck? I've made small comments on Teddy but never said something like he's better than a young TB
RW gets the resentment because of the (perceived) over praise he gets like this article. If this article had Teddy's name you really think guys would just co-sign and post ?
RW gets the resentment because of the (perceived) over praise he gets like this article. If this article had Teddy's name you really think guys would just co-sign and post
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Not you in particular that hypes up the young QBs but I always see you join in on the resentment of Wilson, but never for anyone else. Very clownish to me, but hey...
What overpraise though? The hype he's gotten the last 2 years is nothing new to me. He's been to back to back Super Bowls. Super Bowls overrate players, it just does for some reason. You've seen it happen with Eli when everyone crowned him better than his brother and everybody had him in their Top 5 when he won 2. Eli isn't even Top 15 now/ You've seen it happen with Flacco when he won 1.
That article is a fluff piece, that not too many people take seriously...
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You said it yourself, Super Bowls can overrate players. It did with Ben early on (when people had him top 5 in 05/06), Eli, Flacco for 2013, etc. I probably chime in on Russ because he is the one young gun always discussed besides Luck and I'm a big AL fan so I don't post many negative comments on him (plus it's usually a funny back and forth). And generally it turns into an Wilson v Luck debate and I take the Luck side on that.
If your last statement rings true, then you are right no need for me to even comment on it. But considering the original post it seemed like more of the same pushing Wilson and just how awesome he is at us
If your last statement rings true, then you are right no need for me to even comment on it. But considering the original post it seemed like more of the same pushing Wilson and just how awesome he is at us
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I have a question, what does Seattle's defense have to do with Wilson's ability to quarterback an offense?
Notice I didn't ask how they help, or anything of that nature.
What does that defense do that directly impacts his play on the field? Does Sherman come off the bench and catch passes? Is Cam Chancellor out there blocking on the line?
And before anybody dismisses this argument as silly, just remember taking credit away from somebody who goes out there and does well enough for his team to go to back-to-back SBs is just as silly. Because if it's that easy to win a super bowl with a so called average quarterback and a monster defense, it would've been done plenty of times throughout the years.
Some of you let other people's opinion of somebody ruin your common sense, and it's ridiculous.
Notice I didn't ask how they help, or anything of that nature.
What does that defense do that directly impacts his play on the field? Does Sherman come off the bench and catch passes? Is Cam Chancellor out there blocking on the line?
And before anybody dismisses this argument as silly, just remember taking credit away from somebody who goes out there and does well enough for his team to go to back-to-back SBs is just as silly. Because if it's that easy to win a super bowl with a so called average quarterback and a monster defense, it would've been done plenty of times throughout the years.
Some of you let other people's opinion of somebody ruin your common sense, and it's ridiculous.
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Absolutely nothing
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brad johnson , dilfer, russell. jeff hostetler.
has happened quite a few times. its silly to think that because a qb wins a super bowl it makes him not average especially when carried by a monster defense.
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ANY other team gives Aaron Rodgers the ball, with 4 INT's AND a fumble recovery, they gettin blowed out. BLOWED out.
Seattle does it. 19 points. Nineteen. On FIVE turnovers.
That doesn't "help" an offense?
Seattle gets a Safety, a Kick Return TD, and a pick 6, in the Super Bowl, holding Peyton Manning scoreless for over half the game, that doesn't help an offense?????
Really that hard to figure out?
ANY other team gives Aaron Rodgers the ball, with 4 INT's AND a fumble recovery, they gettin blowed out. BLOWED out.
Seattle does it. 19 points. Nineteen. On FIVE turnovers.
That doesn't "help" an offense?
Seattle gets a Safety, a Kick Return TD, and a pick 6, in the Super Bowl, holding Peyton Manning scoreless for over half the game, that doesn't help an offense?????
Really that hard to figure out?
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Seattle has a great defense - check
QBR - the magical stat that rated Matt Ryan, Flacco and Eli Manning better than your Golden Child Luck.
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common sense is not so common
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It annoys me that people over look these facts....
And why is it important that Wilson is top 10? So what if he's avg?
I just don't get what people say that's so great about the guy... He was trash in that NFC championship until the Bubblegum **** started working... People just don't want to see the truth...
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So he's average or below average because his defense is great.
If you ignore every basic and advanced statistic and the actual evidence on the field.
Because of the fact that the defense and running game are also good. Never been a good quarterback with a top defense and running game before?
