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waah posted:Well he has as many playoff wins as Matty Ice and Yeah but this logic TJ Yates is worth more than Newton.
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BlindSite posted:Yeah but this logic TJ Yates is worth more than Newton. Dang, Russell Wilson's gonna be upgrading to Mark Sanchez money.
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May 7, 2014 05:25
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I'm just gonna leave this here. http://www.arrowheadpride.com/2014/1/12/5302460/alex-smith-is-the-nfls-active-post-season-passer-rating-leader
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May 7, 2014 12:58
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Coldforge posted:It's not split out from the salary cap. It's just a specific spending limit within the salary cap. It's not new (it's been around since the 2011 CBA, at the very least). It's just a way to entice specific UDFAs to come to your team versus any other, and a way to mitigate the cost factors involved with coming to training camp. bonuses between $500 and $1,000 are very common in the NFL for UDFAs. And for almost all UDFAs that's not chump change. If they don't make the roster they're at least compensated somewhat. If they do make the roster and outperform their contracts, there's a pool of performance incentive money that they can be paid at the end of the season.
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BlindSite posted:Yeah but this logic TJ Yates is worth more than Newton. And you are telling me he isn't? All that matters is wins, championships, and intangibles. Also see Tebow, Tim as more valuable than Cam. There is a reason Cam was Tebow's backup. 
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Chilichimp posted:I'm just gonna leave this here. Russell Wilson is statistically about as good as Mark Sanchez. 
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Chilichimp posted:I'm just gonna leave this here. He has a lot of people to thank for that one.
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Parmesan Basil posted:He has a lot of people to thank for that one. The Indy defense, chiefly, but also Andy Luck for lolslinging that bunch into the playoffs. (Pun not intended.)
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May 7, 2014 19:18
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Chilichimp posted:I'm just gonna leave this here. oh andy
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Parmesan Basil posted:He has a lot of people to thank for that one. Not really. That's pure Alex Smith right there. It's incredible how he's played in the playoffs. He's also 5th, and above Peyton in yards per playoff game. http://www.pro-football-reference.com/leaders/pass_yds_per_g_active_playoffs.htm While being 26th among active regular season QB's in passing yards per game, where he averages 100 yards less than he does in the playoffs. http://www.pro-football-reference.com/leaders/pass_yds_per_g_active.htm He's hilarious.
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Alex Smith post-2011 is an interesting player to look at. He can come through huge like the NOLA/SF game in the 2011 playoffs (he had a 20+ yard rushing TD in the 4th in addition to the TD pass to Davis) or have a big game like in the Indy game last year. Then in the regular season he'll fart around and get like 12 sacks in 3 games because he's just sorta standing there while the pocket collapses over and over. Also he'll average throwing like 13/19 for like 15 yards in those games because CAPTAIN CHECK DOWN.
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I dunno, as soon as the KC defense died at some point midseason, it seemed like Alex "Tiny Hands in Mine" Smith really stepped it up.
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Nawid posted:I dunno, as soon as the KC defense died at some point midseason, it seemed like Alex "Tiny Hands in Mine" Smith really stepped it up. Until he quarterbacks 2 winning superbowl runs in a row, parm will hate him.
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No Butt Stuff posted:Until he quarterbacks 2 winning superbowl runs in a row, parm will hate him. A champion offense so boring it would make Russell Wilson blush.
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Alex Smith is the undisputed master of scurrying out of bounds for a 5 yard gain over and over again, I don't think there is a QB better than him at that
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Volkerball posted:A champion offense so boring it would make Russell Wilson blush. The Seahawks definitely aren't an offensive powerhouse, but calling Russell Wilson boring* is just offensively incorrect. Of course now I can't find the Youtube videos of Russell juking Bradshaw five times in one play or him completing a pass with his knee an inch off the ground.  *on the field
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Chichevache posted:The Seahawks definitely aren't an offensive powerhouse, but calling Russell Wilson boring* is just offensively incorrect. That poo poo is really rare tho. Outside of the super bowl, their offense was really generic and more about playing field position than outright scoring points.
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No Butt Stuff posted:Until he quarterbacks 2 winning superbowl runs in a row, parm will hate him. So I will hate him eternally then.
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Parmesan Basil posted:So I will hate him eternally then. How about if Alex Smith and the Chiefs win the superbowl, you have to have write a post praising him for every post you've ever written hating him?
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No Butt Stuff posted:How about if Alex Smith and the Chiefs win the superbowl, you have to have write a post praising him for every post you've ever written hating him? He has to write an Alex Smith/Parmesan Basil slashfic
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If Alex Smith wins a Super Bowl while on the Chiefs, I genuinely think Parmesan Basil will make one last post as a farewell and leave. And a small part of me doesn't want that, and it's very conflicting.
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Sweeney Tom posted:If Alex Smith wins a Super Bowl while on the Chiefs, I genuinely think Parmesan Basil will make one last post as a farewell and leave. And a small part of me doesn't want that, and it's very conflicting. No he'd keep posting but saying that ~25 starting QBs in the NFL would've won the Super Bowl by a bigger margin.
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Volkerball posted:That poo poo is really rare tho. Outside of the super bowl, their offense was really generic and more about playing field position than outright scoring points. Russell being ridiculous is not a rare thing though.
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Chichevache posted:Russell being ridiculous is not a rare thing though. Truth. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WzpqeDKfwKk
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No Butt Stuff posted:How about if Alex Smith and the Chiefs win the superbowl, you have to have write a post praising him for every post you've ever written hating him? You wanna go through and count all my Smith posts?
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Parmesan Basil posted:You wanna go through and count all my Smith posts? Post Count 11725. Post Rate 5.75 per day. That sounds about right.
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Coldforge posted:Post Count 11725. That's all GDT posts, too.
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Cowboys pick up Amobi Okeye. Any chance Ron Marinelli can turn his career around? http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap2000000350787/article/dallas-cowboys-amobi-okoye-strike-contract
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John Brown posted:Cowboys pick up Amobi Okeye. Any chance Ron Marinelli can turn his career around? Holy poo poo that's a name I hadn't thought about in awhile.
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John Brown posted:Cowboys pick up Amobi Okeye. Any chance Ron Marinelli can turn his career around? Probably not, but this'll be his second try. Okoye and Marinelli were on the Bears in 2011 and he was not good
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GNU Order posted:Probably not, but this'll be his second try. Okoye and Marinelli were on the Bears in 2011 and he was not good Was there some kind of mystery injury situation? It looks like Marinelli is behind this so apparently he thinks it's worth taking a flier on the guy 
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Rasczak posted:Was there some kind of mystery injury situation? It looks like Marinelli is behind this so apparently he thinks it's worth taking a flier on the guy I'd say he's worth taking a flier on if you need the depth. He was never so bad that I called for his head but I didn't shed any tears when he left.
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GNU Order posted:I'd say he's worth taking a flier on if you need the depth. He was never so bad that I called for his head but I didn't shed any tears when he left. Ok well Dallas definitely needs depth
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