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Grittybeard posted:More than this he just became a headcase later on. Insert that picture of 5 receivers being open here and imagine rookie RG3 not throwing to one of the deep guys. He was never the most aware QB but as long as he had his mobility he didn't need it.
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a lot of people in this thread slandering the excellence that was rookie rg3 and I WILL NOT STAND FOR IT
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Metapod posted:a lot of people in this thread slandering the excellence that was rookie rg3 and I WILL NOT STAND FOR IT Nah, that's fair. That first loving game was goddamn amazing.
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CharlestheHammer posted:
- receivers that can catch - aaron rogers gay sex tent so he can kneel during the national anthem
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Kaepernick just needs a strong O-Line and carte blanche to run when he wants to. He turned into a football retard when both of these things changed in SF.
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If it is said a team has to have really good WRs and a really good oline, for a QB to suddenly become good, then you don't have much of a QB.
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The only quarterback that was good behind a bad o line in the past 15 years was kurt warner
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hifi posted:The only quarterback that was good behind a bad o line in the past 15 years was kurt warner Aaron Rodgers
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pasaluki posted:If it is said a team has to have really good WRs and a really good oline, for a QB to suddenly become good, then you don't have much of a QB. The 2016 Niners would be garbo even with Drew Brees.
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Ehud posted:There was an article a couple of days ago that quoted a league exec that said teams won't sign Kaep because "they hate him" for the protests or they don't personally care about the protests but don't want to deal with A DISTRACTION so they won't sign him yeah, I named two. This league has employed multiple DUI homicide dudes, plenty of DV guys and at least one or two suspected murderers, if Kap was good enough he'd have been signed day one. He'll end up a back up somewhere, though. CharlestheHammer posted:Rg3 didn't fail because his system doesn't work he failed because his knee got destroyed making it impossible for him to do his system. He got destroyed a lot because he's made of glass and not a pocket passer.
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SKULL.GIF posted:Aaron Rodgers http://www.pro-football-reference.com/teams/gnb/2010_roster.htm there's like 10 pro bowl years here between the starters on the o line http://www.pro-football-reference.com/teams/crd/2008_roster.htm 0
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hifi posted:http://www.pro-football-reference.com/teams/gnb/2010_roster.htm http://www.pro-football-reference.com/teams/sdg/2009_roster.htm
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Theres like 6 pro bowls between those guys and one all pro. on the other hand Deuce lutui is famous for playing a ukulele in his wikipedia page and thats it
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hifi posted:Theres like 6 pro bowls between those guys and one all pro. One good player doesn't make a good offensive line
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Its a start
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Intruder posted:Russell Wilson This But also wasn't Kaep either skying balls and hitting guys in the head on the sideline or throwing balls in the dirt in front of receivers?
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pasaluki posted:If it is said a team has to have really good WRs and a really good oline, for a QB to suddenly become good, then you don't have much of a QB. 
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Rodgers has had some good o lines, but I still remember how horrible it was his first year or two as a starter. He was a loving wizard for generating offense behind it.
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Stafford has been pretty productive behind some pretty lousy O lines. A few years he was leading the league in sacks taken.
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What's a good OLine precious?
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Q_res posted:Stafford has been pretty productive behind some pretty lousy O lines. A few years he was leading the league in sacks taken. I wish he had a good running game. The Lions running game hasn't finished better than 17th since Barry retired.  EDIT: And has finished dead last three times. Shangri-Law School fucked around with this message at 16:07 on Mar 22, 2017 |
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big money big clit posted:Remember when Randy Moss tried to catch a pass from Kaepernick and ended up with a dislocated finger? Remember when Ronnie Lott cut his finger off???
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pasaluki posted:If it is said a team has to have really good WRs and a really good oline, for a QB to suddenly become good, then you don't have much of a QB. The Kirk Cousins Conundrum.
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Quarterbacks aren't always the best. It's a team effort!
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Alaois posted:Quarterbacks aren't always the best. It's a team effort!
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pasaluki posted:If it is said a team has to have really good WRs and a really good oline, for a QB to suddenly become good, then you don't have much of a QB. Sure but does it hurt to have these things for a good QB? Further, Good QBs with bad WRs are a philly tradition and the teams that support their qbs have had more success.
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Someone post that gif of Kaep checking to a run at his own one yard line while a receiver is literally jumping up and down trying to get his attention because no one is covering him e: well here's the video http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-game-highlights/0ap3000000570028/49ers-Colin-Kaepernick-doesn-t-see-open-receiver
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quote:"He told me that he was not there to work, that he was a fan," Palafox said. "And that he had asked for vacation from work to spend it at Super Bowl week, and he had attended more than 20 of them." Dude has probably been stealing merch for decades lol.
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Zach Zenner https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L44ccxhzWRE
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I thought what made Zach unique was that he wasn't a brother. 
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the fuckboi wrote a letter to the fans http://epidm.edgesuite.net/CMS/NFL/Harmony/CAMPAIGN_IMAGES/2017/LEGENDS/20170323_LegendsNL_March_P2_1/html/Commissioners_Email.html quote:Dear Fans,
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the NFL posted:Instead of a fixed sideline monitor, we will bring a tablet to the Referee who can review the play in consultation with our officiating headquarters in New York, which has the final decision. This should improve consistency and accuracy of decisions and help speed up the process. Lol, bullshit, just more opportunity to promote whatever tablet pays them the most.
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I'd rather have the ref gently caress up a call than some shadow government NFL official make the call from some office What happens when the office gets it wrong? How are they accountable?
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DEAR MYSTERY NFL REPLAY OFFICIAL
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Blitz7x posted:I'd rather have the ref gently caress up a call than some shadow government NFL official make the call from some office It's been that way in the NHL for a while. There's an office in Toronto with tons of screens. Here's an older article about that setup. http://m.startribune.com/nhl-s-situation-room-doesn-t-miss-anything-anywhere/298086991/
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I always thought the part of the replay that takes the longest is spotting the ball and getting down and distance correct, regardless of the call. Like if its overturned, they have to look where they were at. The only kind of review this would speed up is catch/no-catch.
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Eagerly awaiting for it to break and the refs have to let an obviously hosed call go because the system doesn't work.
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I think a bunch of dudes standing in front of a wall of screens with replays from every angle are better equipped to deal with reviewing plays than one dude in a little booth on the sidelines. This is the mechanism they use to auto review turnovers and touchdowns and it runs smoothly.
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pasaluki posted:If it is said a team has to have really good WRs and a really good oline, for a QB to suddenly become good, then you don't have much of a QB. MrLogan posted:The Kirk Cousins Conundrum. *Takes a dump on the field in a primetime game* "Well if he just HAD A RUNNING GAME"
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