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QB Conundrum

WarHeel

By WarHeel,
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31 minutes ago, Toomers said:

I would bet 50K that it will not be higher than 175. The owners are losing a lot this year and aren’t going to give it back. Especially when next year could be the same(I hope not).

There a reason that OTC has already changed it to 175. 

If it is $175 mil, I will be interested to see how the Saints magically make it out of that.

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29 minutes ago, MasterAwesome said:

Is there a single QB in NFL history who doesn’t occasionally miss reads and open receivers ? That’s a strange criticism. I don’t know of any evidence to suggest Teddy does this more or less than other QBs, but if you have that, I’d be interested in seeing it.

Saying he goes to his check down as his first read is odd considering Moore and Anderson are on pace for ~1200 yards each with Teddy under center, which is pretty remarkable.

Just because stats are being accumulated doesn’t mean he is making the best read. And you used the term occasional. I did not. I think Teddy panics and forces the short pass too often because he is scared of taking hits. People complain about the line but I believe he has more time to throw left on the field and he checks down out of panic or habit. 

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8 minutes ago, Varking said:

Just because stats are being accumulated doesn’t mean he is making the best read. And you used the term occasional. I did not. I think Teddy panics and forces the short pass too often because he is scared of taking hits. People complain about the line but I believe he has more time to throw left on the field and he checks down out of panic or habit. 

I don't watch the types of scrambles Teddy has been making and think to myself "Now there's a dude that is scared of taking hits".  I don't think I've seen him slide yet...he puts his body on the line quite a bit for a dude barely over 200 pounds. 

You're making some pretty confident claims here...I assume you watch the All-22 for every passing play this season?  If you're actually basing your claims off of what is televised on Fox, then oh boy.  99% of the time, receivers aren't even in frame on passing plays on TV...so I'm not sure how you determine who was open and who was the right read on any given passing play, the latter of which you wouldn't even be able to say definitively without knowing the play call.

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17 minutes ago, MasterAwesome said:

I don't watch the types of scrambles Teddy has been making and think to myself "Now there's a dude that is scared of taking hits".  I don't think I've seen him slide yet...he puts his body on the line quite a bit for a dude barely over 200 pounds. 

You're making some pretty confident claims here...I assume you watch the All-22 for every passing play this season?  If you're actually basing your claims off of what is televised on Fox, then oh boy.  99% of the time, receivers aren't even in frame on passing plays on TV...so I'm not sure how you determine who was open and who was the right read on any given passing play, the latter of which you wouldn't even be able to say definitively without knowing the play call.

If Teddy wasn’t scared to take hits he would stand there a little longer to deliver a deeper ball. And I do watch All-22. I also attend a game each year and watch them live each week I don’t. Nobody in their right mind thinks that Teddy hasn’t left plenty of plays on the field. Sorry I’m at work or id type out longer replies for you. So if you are waiting for a reply at times thats why. 

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17 minutes ago, MasterAwesome said:

I don't watch the types of scrambles Teddy has been making and think to myself "Now there's a dude that is scared of taking hits".  I don't think I've seen him slide yet...he puts his body on the line quite a bit for a dude barely over 200 pounds. 

You're making some pretty confident claims here...I assume you watch the All-22 for every passing play this season?  If you're actually basing your claims off of what is televised on Fox, then oh boy.  99% of the time, receivers aren't even in frame on passing plays on TV...so I'm not sure how you determine who was open and who was the right read on any given passing play, the latter of which you wouldn't even be able to say definitively without knowing the play call.

did you notice how many times he used the words 'i believe'?   beliefs and $5 will get you a happy meal

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2 hours ago, parker said:

I don't think we draft a QB this year.  Do you really want a rookie QB behind this line?  Teddy is here for the rebuild which will take a few years. We have so many glaring needs at other places.  But, that's just my guess.

I just hope this is the last year I have to watch Teddy at qb. Its fugging panful. All this speed at wr and a very weak armed qb.....fug me

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