MMQB Ranks the running Qbs.

[SCP]

How the hell is Luck a running QB? They just take any opportunity to slob his knob...I mean, he's good, but damn.

He had to add a white guy so as to appear unbiased. "Running QB" is the new term for black QB.

[The NFL Shield At Midfield]

the colts clenched the AFC south at 8 wins last season

 

luck's division is every bit the dumpster fire that the AFC west was back when the teboner-lead broncos backed in to the playoffs or the NFC west when it was the hasselbeck seahawks and three other teams that barely had a pulse.

[FootballMaestro]

He's comparing a quarterback who had as he states 2 designed runs (0 successful) to other quarterback's with 37-59 designed runs.

 

Why is Luck even in this article?

 

Not just that. 

 

But I'm wondering if we should be insulted about a "Running QB" article/separation to begin with?

 

SMH

[FootballMaestro]

On that note: They just threw Luck in their for balance. 

 

And YES, Aaron Rodgers is as much a running QB, if not more so than Andrew Luck and so many others. 

[FootballMaestro]

 

 

You can't make this sort of thing up. 

 

How can you penalize (or is this just an excuse to criticize) a guy for having a successful outcome?

 

Isn't this where individual brilliance, artistry/playmaking comes in?

 

SMH

[TheRumGone]

Haaaaaa

Cam and Wilson and Rodgers are the best running qbs. They can scramble to make throws. Cam is unique in that he can do that and also break off 70 yard Tds. No other qb in the league can do both well

[FootballMaestro]

The problem with his his "good decisions" to run is that he said they made the decision only after a play broke down, not if he abandoned a working play.

 

I'm sure there are times when Cam gets to the line of scrimmage and says, this is going to open up for me to make a run, and once the play starts and he sees that happening, he just takes off knowing he's going to make a solid play, hence his high percentage in his scrambles being successful.

 

Yeah, they're actually criticizing him for recognizing opportunity on the field?

 

SMH

[FootballMaestro]

The article even concedes that most of Newton's "incorrect" scrambles were postive plays and resulted in some of his best runs.

All that tells me is that Newton has more faith in his ability to make plays than he does his receivers, which was probably true last year.

 

I'm a bit confused by this. 

 

I've always seen Newton make excellent run decisions since he came in the NFL (note I said "decision" not called run plays). 

 

How can you criticize his broken field running, and his ability to avoid hits by saying he doesn't slide??

 

Nonsense. 

[xerxes]

I'm a bit confused by this.

I've always seen Newton make excellent run decisions since he came in the NFL (note I said "decision" not called run plays).

How can you criticize his broken field running, and his ability to avoid hits by saying he doesn't slide??

Nonsense.

The argument is there was an opportunity to throw the that he didn't take. I would argue that Cam's ability to run the ball is so good that often in those situations running is the better option.

[FootballMaestro]

The argument is there was an opportunity to throw the that he didn't take. I would argue that Cam's ability to run the ball is so good that often in those situations running is the better option.

 

Yeah, but I think that's a perception thing with them (when you think someones a "running QB" as opposed to to a decent passer). 

 

Remember, Cam threw for 8000 yards his first two seasons. The guy has experience throwing he ball in all circumstances. 

 

As I said previously: Cam is usually noted for making excellent decisions and running when he has/needs to, and/or there's a huge hole (as you may be stating), gaining big yardage. 

[Panfan7]

Who wants to bet he sat in the film room watching luck's tape 80% of the time

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[Bozarden]

This is just laughable. The Luck love affair with the media is too crazy. It has even influenced journalists in other countries.

 

I was watching The AFC divisional Indy vs Pats on a danish tv-station and one of the commentators was literally slobbing Lucks knob all game. Even after he threw his 4th pick, he could not stop talking about how impressive Luck was...

I know Mr. scot probably will come to his defense in a minute, but i seriously cant see what the deal with this guy is.

[Pox 08]

Who wants to bet he sat in the film room watching luck's tape 80% of the time

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Well,  about 20 seconds of Luck's film...  then a break,  then another 20 seconds of Luck's film a little bit later.

 

We all have some screwed up thoughts sometimes during the fapping process.    This guy just remembered his and wrote an article afterward.

 

[CPcavedweller]

Luck is a lot more like Dan Marino than Peyton Manning.