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[top dawg]

Not just looking at his decision making which is questionable to say the least, but Gabbert appears just to be going through the motions. I don't see any fire in the kid whatsoever. He's out there going through the motions, and I think that it has rubbed off on the team. Perhaps it's the coach, I don't know (and really don't even know who the coach is). But looking at Gabbert, Blackmon, and everybody else (except for Cecil Shorts and injured MJD), I just don't see anything to like about the Jags' offense.

On an off note, the only reason I am watching the game is to see what all the hoopla is surrounding Andrew Luck because I haven't ever seen the guy play.

[King Taharqa]

Gabbert just got hurt, and it looks like he's coming out the game.

[theyhateme45]

I agree... at least with the new rookie contracts they can say hello to one Mr. Geno Smith and only hope dude can perform close to a Newton/Luck/RG III level.

[YoungPanthers89]

My fantasy team thanks you Henne, Henne>Gabbert.

[Bullethead527]

Gabbert is Jimmy Clausen 2.0 IMO.......

I can't believe Terry Bradshaw was drooling all over his knob around draft time not long ago....

[theyhateme45]

I think he is better than Jimmy... which isn't saying much...

I honestly don't think Jimmy can really win a game or make a play down the field without putting his head down rolling all the way out to the sideline, then looking up and hoping someone is open...

However me saying Gabbert is better than Jimmy means nothing at all cause he's still garbage IMO.

[Mr. Scot]

Agree he's better than Clausen. Also agree that's not saying much.

Gabbert is one of those guys that might make a better coach than player.

[Sean Payton's Vicodin]

Yeah I think we can officially move him to the "bust" category

[RelaxImaPro]

He might have just lost his starting gig last night.

I'm glad we didn't draft this dude. Could you imagine replacing Clausen with... another Clausen? *shudders*

[Darth Biscuit]

Honestly, he didn't look all that bad... he's got an arm and he's relatively mobile... but he's scared. You can see it when he's in the pocket... a lot of that comes from getting pounded like a street wh-re last season I'm sure...

[jtnc]

Honestly, he didn't look all that bad... he's got an arm and he's relatively mobile... but he's scared. You can see it when he's in the pocket... a lot of that comes from getting pounded like a street wh-re last season I'm sure...

You can't fix scared, gotta have grit to play football on the National Football League. Example: David Carr.

Henne came in and actually got something going, too little too late though.

[h0llywood]

You can't fix scared, gotta have grit to play football on the National Football League. Example: David Carr.

Henne came in and actually got something going, too little too late though.

David Carr was poo but his pass protection was atrocious.

[rodeo]

Posted 26 February 2011 - 09:01 PM

look at this poo. the guy flat out sucks.

spread offense, shotgun, snap, panic, run around, throw it away.

no thanks.

Love you rodeo what a guy you are

[Nicbsbll2]

Honestly, he didn't look all that bad... he's got an arm and he's relatively mobile... but he's scared. You can see it when he's in the pocket... a lot of that comes from getting pounded like a street wh-re last season I'm sure...

Nope. He played the same damn way when he was at Missouri. Anyone that so much as watched a few highlight tapes of him in college should have known that he panics like a little girl at the first sign of pressure. But some idiot still drafted him because he had all the measureables that the Kipers of the world drool over.

[theyhateme45]

Nope. He played the same damn way when he was at Missouri. Anyone that so much as watched a few highlight tapes of him in college should have known that he panics like a little girl at the first sign of pressure. But some idiot still drafted him because he had all the measureables that the Kipers of the world drool over.

Exactly... which is why you need guys like Cam and Luck because they have confidence in the pocket and the ability to move around in the pocket and still make plays....

IF a QB needs a perfect pocket every time he drops back to be effective, well then he is not a franchise QB worth taking in the first round.