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The 2012/2013 NFL Thread v. Brady dont need no money

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Technically Kaepernick is in his 2nd year. However he has less playing time than all the other guys you mention, so your point is pretty valid despite the technicality. Also noteworthy of all of those QB's is that they are great pocket passes and can also run. It seems like the prototype for NFL QB's is shifting before our eyes. I bet more value will be put into athleticism and mobility when evaluating QB's in the draft moving forward.
 
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ArCi said:
Robert Griffin III
Andrew Luck
Russel Wilson
Colin Kaepernick

Has there ever been this many good rookie QB's?

You could also mention Weeden and Tannehill, but I don't think they will have the type of success in their careers like the 4 guys above will.
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Interesting, this very well could go down as one of the great qb classes of all time, throw in Newton last year and officially Kaep (though he's more like the pro version of redshirt freshman) and this group at least to start off might rival the class of '83 with Elways, Marino, and Jim Kelly

and of course Todd Blackledge and Doug O'Brien, who could forget them
 
#GOLDSONING

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I love this celebration he does. Hardest hitting safety in the league.
 
China Rider said:
i hate this thread and everything it stands for

good teams are so boring
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As a rams fan I think you have to be happy with this season. They had a tough schedule and managed to beat some good teams. They showed they have some young talent with potential to get even better.

Other than the 2010 season this is the best season the Rams have had in about a decade, and most importantly you guys have a solid head coach and a slew of draft picks next year. If nothing else it gives you reason to hope for improvement in the offseason.

And are you really calling last nights game boring?
 
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if you take away Roy Williams from existence the Eagles might have a super bowl
 
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As a rams fan I think you have to be happy with this season. They had a tough schedule and managed to beat some good teams. They showed they have some young talent with potential to get even better.

Other than the 2010 season this is the best season the Rams have had in about a decade, and most importantly you guys have a solid head coach and a slew of draft picks next year. If nothing else it gives you reason to hope for improvement in the offseason.

And are you really calling last nights game boring?
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a. i didn't watch last night's game, as soon as the ram's game ended i met up with my candy man and got my self doped out of my mind and passed out by 10
b. i am satisfied with this year and look forward to the future with the snisher regime(gm les snead/coach fisher), improvements were made and future looks good....we really don't need anything besides a great olineman, a play making linebacker, and a pair of safeties....every other position just needs time to develop,fisher and many across the media claims to LOVE bradford and think he can be a brady/rogers type...i say next year his is last chance before we should start looking elsewhere(not the draft, sign a vet), it just sucks being so close to being a good team
c. 2012 rams>2010 rams....by a long shot....even though '10 rams were a game away from playoffs and lost like 5 games by 5 points or less, you're right, this year's schedule was pretty brutal, can't wait to play the afc south next year
d. rams>niners, despite niners>29 other teams and 20 other teams>rams

e. alasdairm why you gotta rag my tits? i fucking hate the patriots and i don't bust yer ballz, i guess it's because you love me and i'm okay with that <3
 
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rams>niners
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Gimmie a break, other than that fluky bullshit win this year (and thats exactly what it was and you know it) the Rams have one win on the 49ers since 2007. They day the Rams soundly beat the 49ers, or have a better record, you can reasonably make that claim, but at this point it would be like claiming the cardinals are better than the patriots.
 
There are 6 active Super Bowl winning Head Coaches in the NFL, and Harbaugh has beaten every one of them at least once. The other HC's that have won SB's are retired/in broadcasting, like Dungy, Cowher, Gruden, and Billick.

Mike Shannahan (1997, 1998 )- 19-11 W in 2011
Tom Coughlin (2007, 2011)- 27-20 W in 2011 (1-2 overall record)
Mike Tomlin (2008 )- 20-3 W in 2011
Sean Payton-Suspended, but still active (2009)- 36-32 W in 2011 playoffs
Mike McCarthy (2010)- 30-22 W in 2012
Bill Bellichek (2001, 2003, 2004)- 41-34 W in 2012

That is a 6-2 record against SB winning HC's. That is very impressive for a HC who has 34 NFL games as a HC to his resume. Seems like its only a matter of time until he is on the list himself.
 
The Jets just sealed their fate with that loss, but do you think that Sanchez sealed his fate as well? He threw 4 interceptions, the last one being on a potential game winning drive where he lobbed the ball up off his back foot into triple coverage. Then when there was still some hope due to a horrible punt by the Titans, Sanchez dropped the snap and turned it over for the 5th time.

Since they are now mathematically eliminated from the playoffs they should bench Sanchez to see what McElroy can do. They are going to have to make a QB switch for next season so might as well see if McElroy can be their guy before looking to draft or trade for a new QB in the offseason. They clearly can't stick with Sanchez though, who threw 4 picks when he knew that his job depends on his performance these last few games.
 
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The Jets just sealed their fate with that loss, but do you think that Sanchez sealed his fate as well? He threw 4 interceptions, the last one being on a potential game winning drive where he lobbed the ball up off his back foot into triple coverage. Then when there was still some hope due to a horrible punt by the Titans, Sanchez dropped the snap and turned it over for the 5th time.
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Unless they fire Rex Ryan, I don't see the Jets benching Sanchez who is set to make a ton of money next season. This Tebow signing was the most anti-climactic shit ever.



Also, gotta love Pete Carroll. Get bitched at for dropping 50 points one week, go back and do it again the following week.
 
Im pretty sure Sanchez is done in NY. The expectations for the Jets are too high to have bad performance after bad performance against teams that good teams need to beat.

However, I think the problem in NY is much much deeper than just Sanchez. Ive always been a Rex Ryan hater, and if I were in charge of the Jets I would Get a new HC and start rebuilding. They have a solid defense when healthy, but their offense is horrible in every aspect of the game. They need playmakers at RB/WR/QB. They need a better o-line. They need a lot of things and I wouldnt be surprised if the jets look like a new team next year.
 
alasdairm said:
you're (almost) as bad as some of these ludicrous "#1 team in football" steelers fans :)

alasdair
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1 = some?

Your brain just loses all basic functionality when the Patsies lose, man. :D

Or maybe you are giddy with the fact that Eli is playing his team out of the playoffs possibly?
 
rams are 1-0-1 vs niners this year

we're talkin head to head

rams are better than the niners,even though niners might be a better team

if niners are sooooo good they should have beat the rams by more than 2 tds like the pats,jets and vikings did
 
so you agree the dolphins and the jets are better teams than the rams? lol. the jets!

the niners are a better team. the rams were, for about 3 hours, the better team on december 2nd.

alasdair
 
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