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Play posted:I always use depth-adjusted accuracy because for guys like him that throw deep more often it's a much more fair way to measure. And despite having a bad season last year him placing 13th on that list says he's average in terms of the NFL, not bad. I mean that's cool and all, and I agree to a point, but his coach literally said "He's naturally an inaccurate passer". I don't think anyone is suggesting he can't hit the broad side of a barn, but he also isn't going to be threading the needle. Cam's strength is not his arm, never has been so it's not really anything new. He is a monster of a man, who will murder you with his legs and has the ability to make some throws...a pure passer he is not tho.
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weird Asian candy posted:I mean that's cool and all, and I agree to a point, but his coach literally said "He's naturally an inaccurate passer". I don't think anyone is suggesting he can't hit the broad side of a barn, but he also isn't going to be threading the needle. Cam's strength is not his arm, never has been so it's not really anything new. He is a monster of a man, who will murder you with his legs and has the ability to make some throws...a pure passer he is not tho. If that's the case then everyone in the world except like a few guys are inaccurate passers. In 2016 he was the fourth most accurate QB on passes that traveled further than five yards downfield behind Andrew Luck, Aaron Rodgers and Drew Brees. He has some issues with short throws which is where the bad comp percentage comes from, but yes I completely disagree that he's "naturally" inaccurate because he's more accurate than the majority of NFL quarterbacks. That makes sense doesn't it? Regardless of what Norv Turner, who sounds like he's trying to set expectations himself, said.
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Aug 7, 2018 19:52
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Okay now take away all of these from Cam and see what his accuracy rating is. https://youtu.be/d0QCzmz4X0U?t=2m6s I know it's not enough to make a difference statistically, but man he had some receivers let him down at the worst times Even though they mean the same thing, I feel like it's better to call Cam inconsistent instead of inaccurate.
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FizFashizzle posted:In the first saints game he didn’t look like an nfl qb.  oh it's a whole lot more than that game
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My new favorite Bucs fact:quote:If they went 12-4 every year going forward it would take them 19 seasons (2037!) just to get back to .500 overall.
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Play posted:My new favorite Bucs fact: I got a chuckle out of it. Has to be the worst franchise in NFL history.
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Play posted:My new favorite Bucs fact: Just hire Bill Belichick, move to the AFC East, and you'll be there in no time.
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Aug 7, 2018 22:06
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wandler20 posted:I got a chuckle out of it. Has to be the worst franchise in NFL history. Depends on your criteria.  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_all-time_NFL_win%E2%80%93loss_records ...but yes. EDIT: I like how the entire NFC South is in the bottom half by winning percentage.
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ulmont posted:Depends on your criteria. If my memory is correct, that list has 5 Super Bowl champions out of 52 SBs played.
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Silly Burrito posted:If my memory is correct, that list has 5 Super Bowl champions out of 52 SBs played. ...yes. Pretty damning to have less than 10% of the wins out of 50% of the teams. That list also has another 17! Super Bowl losers on it (and not all of them are the Bills).
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Aug 7, 2018 22:39
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Jags and Texans need to tie a game. Even the Panthers have a tie. That was the stupidest game.
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Aug 7, 2018 22:48
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That tie allowed us to win the NFC South despite having a losing record.
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Shiki Dan posted:That tie allowed us to win the NFC South despite having a losing record. Which led to the greatest bad playoff game ever. I guess I don't think I could see straight after the second Bersin fumble.
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Shiki Dan posted:That tie allowed us to win the NFC South despite having a losing record. The stupidest game. A tie where both teams kicked a FG in overtime and it meant the Panthers crawled out of the dumpster fire of the NFC South. So stupid and I love it.
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Play posted:My new favorite Bucs fact: Kiss The Ring
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YOLOsubmarine posted:Cam can be good enough when healthy but will never be healthy because NFL refs want to see him die. Not just the refs.
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Play posted:I always use depth-adjusted accuracy because for guys like him that throw deep more often it's a much more fair way to measure. And despite having a bad season last year him placing 13th on that list says he's average in terms of the NFL, not bad. gratuitous delhomme gif 
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I mean he had the melt down of all meltdowns, but for years he was an above average QB in the NFL thanks to Steve Smith bailing him out. He played in a Super Bowl and 2 NFC championship games. He had a QB record of .583 and somehow threw for over 20,000 passing yards in his career. His career path was supposed to have been that of a crappy backup until Carolina poached him from the Saints. He's raising thoroughbred horses and made a lot of money over an 11 year career. Dude's doing alright.
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It obviously worked out with us getting Brees, but man, Jake should've had his chance to start for the Saints when Aaron Brooks was injured. Who knows how it would have played out?
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Silly Burrito posted:It obviously worked out with us getting Brees, but man, Jake should've had his chance to start for the Saints when Aaron Brooks was injured. Who knows how it would have played out? I like this timeline where the Saint does not win the superbowl op
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weird Asian candy posted:I like this timeline where the Saint does not win the superbowl op Cept in this timeline Jake Delhomme leads the Saints to their 1st superbowl in 2003. This relegates Brady to a flash in the pan QB who starts to get a rep as 'can't win the big one' compared to guys like Manning and he washes out of the league after 2 more exits from the playoffs at the hands of a Brees-led Miami offense. Brady was last seen doing an Ugg photoshoot in Australia in 2009. John Carney does not miss wide right and Deuce gets his 1st superbowl MVP. After Katrina the Saints return in dominant fashion winning superbowl XLI against the Colts and again in XLIV against the Colts. Delhomme is now in the pantheon of 'Elites' completely destroying the legacies of Peyton Manning and Tom Brady.
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That Works posted:Cept in this timeline Jake Delhomme leads the Saints to their 1st superbowl in 2003. This relegates Brady to a flash in the pan QB who starts to get a rep as 'can't win the big one' compared to guys like Manning and he washes out of the league after 2 more exits from the playoffs at the hands of a Brees-led Miami offense. Brady was last seen doing an Ugg photoshoot in Australia in 2009. John Carney does not miss wide right and Deuce gets his 1st superbowl MVP. After Katrina the Saints return in dominant fashion winning superbowl XLI against the Colts and again in XLIV against the Colts. Delhomme is now in the pantheon of 'Elites' completely destroying the legacies of Peyton Manning and Tom Brady. *I wanna know what alove iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiis I want you to show meeeeeee, bay buh*
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That Works posted:Cept in this timeline Jake Delhomme leads the Saints to their 1st superbowl in 2003. This relegates Brady to a flash in the pan QB who starts to get a rep as 'can't win the big one' compared to guys like Manning and he washes out of the league after 2 more exits from the playoffs at the hands of a Brees-led Miami offense. Brady was last seen doing an Ugg photoshoot in Australia in 2009. John Carney does not miss wide right and Deuce gets his 1st superbowl MVP. After Katrina the Saints return in dominant fashion winning superbowl XLI against the Colts and again in XLIV against the Colts. Delhomme is now in the pantheon of 'Elites' completely destroying the legacies of Peyton Manning and Tom Brady. Does this timeline keep Nick Saban as coach of Miami and never joins Bama? If so, I could live in this timeline.
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That Works posted:Cept in this timeline Jake Delhomme leads the Saints to their 1st superbowl in 2003. This relegates Brady to a flash in the pan QB who starts to get a rep as 'can't win the big one' compared to guys like Manning and he washes out of the league after 2 more exits from the playoffs at the hands of a Brees-led Miami offense. Brady was last seen doing an Ugg photoshoot in Australia in 2009. John Carney does not miss wide right and Deuce gets his 1st superbowl MVP. After Katrina the Saints return in dominant fashion winning superbowl XLI against the Colts and again in XLIV against the Colts. Delhomme is now in the pantheon of 'Elites' completely destroying the legacies of Peyton Manning and Tom Brady. Whoa nelly!
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Silly Burrito posted:Does this timeline keep Nick Saban as coach of Miami and never joins Bama? If so, I could live in this timeline. I like the idea of that so sure.
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Silly Burrito posted:Does this timeline keep Nick Saban as coach of Miami and never joins Bama? If so, I could live in this timeline. If you're gonna dream Saban dreams, why not keep Saban at LSU?
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ulmont posted:If you're gonna dream Saban dreams, why not keep Saban at LSU? I think in any timeline, Saban wanted to prove himself in the NFL, so I might as well mitigate the damage. Plus I still have a soft spot for ol' Les. But yeah, if he never got the wandering eyes, I'd be happy keeping him at LSU too. I'm wondering if President Nader greeted the Saints at the White House in this timeline or not.
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Just found this: Every Drew Brees touchdown of 70 yards or more up until 2017. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pQB42R11cIg drat, that's pretty.
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Since it's my timeline then Goodell resigns in disgrace in like 2004 or some poo poo.
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Silly Burrito posted:Just found this: Every Drew Brees touchdown of 70 yards or more up until 2017. That was legit impressive. Michael Vick is the reason I'm a Falcons fan. Here's some of the reasons why. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BBrcmMYRjSs
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Michael vick was fun to watch but man was he hilariously mis-managed with the Falcons.
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BlindSite posted:Michael vick was fun to watch but man was he hilariously mis-managed with the Falcons. But drat was he speedy on Madden. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtAwR9dsnA8&t=80s
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Silly Burrito posted:But drat was he speedy on Madden. Just run it with Vick, touchdown every time.
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that dude is doing the 'ol "pointing the joystick in the wrong direction when you switch to the closest defender" thing
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I admit, we had a no Mike Vick policy in the barracks after we realized he was broken.
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Wandler20 made some great art.wandler20 posted:I suck at photoshop but I tried lol
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Little known fact, the logos arranged in my prediction for the NFC South. Saints 11-5 Falcons 10-6 Panthers 10-6 Bucs 6-10
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Nicely done, Wandler! Probably too big for an av, but it owns.
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