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After Clowney they wanted to make a 2nd play for Bortles but Jacksonville reached. I don't think BOB liked Bridgewater.
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He was wrong, man. Savage isn't the answer, and I'm a Rutgers guy.After Clowney they wanted to make a 2nd play for Bortles but Jacksonville reached. I don't think BOB liked Bridgewater.
Ry has a cannon for an arm, just needs to learn the finesse aspect of the game and how to actually play the QB position with savvy.Savage isn't a long term answer either.
Think eventually Mallett will get a look but they'll be fishing for a QB in the offseason.
I wouldn't mind them looking at a guy like Mannion.
Not beating a dead horse, but letting Minny snipe for Teddy is unacceptable. Clowney and Bridgewater in the same draft is a home run for the ages, and launches you long-term in the playoffs for years to come.
Savage isn't a long term answer either.
Think eventually Mallett will get a look but they'll be fishing for a QB in the offseason.
I wouldn't mind them looking at a guy like Mannion.
I'm all for it in Philly, only to accept one-half of the Ponder tandem.Well, there's always the soon to be FA, Ponder.
I just want a QB
These past 2 seasons have been dreadful
Savage isn't a long term answer either.
Think eventually Mallett will get a look but they'll be fishing for a QB in the offseason.
I wouldn't mind them looking at a guy like Mannion.
They found some success with Schaub...maybe they go the route of that promising backup again. Cousins?
Luck really needs to cut down on the INT
2.3 INT % in 1,400+ attempts.
2.2 INT % in 900+ attempts.
Someday, someone is going to explain this **** to me.
This year is his best throwing the ball and he leads the league in picks.
And?
2.3 INT % in 1,400+ attempts.
2.2 INT % in 900+ attempts.
Read it, again.
I been waiting for SP to figure out the 2.3 is Luck, and the 2.2 is Wilson.
One "needs to cut down the INT's", the other makes "such good decisions".
And I didn't even include all the fumbles Wilson has.
But hey, why bring up facts, right?
His career rate is the same as Wilson, with fewer fumbles. I'd say he's doin just fine.
He'll finish with several hundred more attempts, hence, more picks, but if the rates are similar, there's nothing to stress over.
2.3 vs 2.2 = similar.
Stay with your narrative parroting tho.
Is Wilson some ******* downfield artist you genius?
Two guys, same class, same experience, thru 37 games, 2.3-2.2.
Wilson is no friggin gunslinger, stop acting like Luck just started throwing it around while Wilson carries the ball on a pillow. That, is, thee, point.
You can call him a checkdown all you want, so is the other guy. They have near identical rates, but one has over 500 more attempts.
Russ turns the ball over exactly as much as Luck, do you get that fact? Is it difficult for you to grasp? Do you need pie charts or something? Bar graphs, pictures?
Scott Kacsmar @FO_ScottKacsmar · 9m
Even if you don't like my method of treating all fumbles equally, Luck's career INT% is 2.27%. Wilson is 2.25%. This TO stuff is a myth.
Scott Kacsmar @FO_ScottKacsmar · 10m
As a rookie for sure, but career turnover rates:
Luck - 2.99%
Wilson - 3.14%
If there has been one aspect of Russell Wilson’s game that stands out above all over his brief NFL career, it’s his deep ball. No one can match the frequency and precision that Wilson has shown on targets over 20 yards the past two seasons. For Wilson’s career he has gone deep on 15.6% of his passes, been accurate on 48.6% of those, and averaged 16.5 yards per attempt.
Top 10 Deep Passing Accuracy Percentages:
# Name Team Att. Comp Acc. %
1 Russell Wilson SEA 45 25 60.0
2 Matt Cassel MIN 15 9 60.0
3 Case Keenum HST 30 12 53.3
4 Aaron Rodgers GB 32 16 53.1
5 Alex D. Smith KC 34 12 52.9
6 Mike Glennon TB 29 12 48.3
7 Kellen Clemens SL 19 6 47.4
8 Nick Foles PHI 34 16 47.1
9 Peyton Manning DEN 58 26 46.6
10 Geno Smith NYJ 50 21 46.0
Yards per attempt factor in RAC, SP?
Cuz, Peyton had several "80 yard" screen passes to Demaryius last year. You consider those downfield throws?
Since you brought up whether or not Russell Wlison is some downfield artist:
If there has been one aspect of Russell Wilson’s game that stands out above all over his brief NFL career, it’s his deep ball. No one can match the frequency and precision that Wilson has shown on targets over 20 yards the past two seasons. For Wilson’s career he has gone deep on 15.6% of his passes, been accurate on 48.6% of those, and averaged 16.5 yards per attempt.
Top 10 Deep Passing Accuracy Percentages:
# Name Team Att. Comp Acc. %
1 Russell Wilson SEA 45 25 60.0
2 Matt Cassel MIN 15 9 60.0
3 Case Keenum HST 30 12 53.3
4 Aaron Rodgers GB 32 16 53.1
5 Alex D. Smith KC 34 12 52.9
6 Mike Glennon TB 29 12 48.3
7 Kellen Clemens SL 19 6 47.4
8 Nick Foles PHI 34 16 47.1
9 Peyton Manning DEN 58 26 46.6
10 Geno Smith NYJ 50 21 46.0
Actually yes. Yes he is.