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Former QB's support Teddy..this week's pro days..from the Observer

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6 hours ago, DFive said:

Go figure, two QBs who also could never put the team on their back voice their support for a QB who is in their same mold. Granted, Delhomme is the best of the bunch and I appreciate and respect what he has to say. But the fact is, Teddy Two Yards identified he was pressing and trying to do too much several times throughout the season. Now, either he is just all talk and no follow thru (which could very well be the case with Teddy) or maybe, just maybe, he’s not that good.  

Are you retarded?

Jake put the team on his back time after time. Christ he took us 80 plus yards in the final 2 minutes of the Superbowl to tie it.

He had a phenomenally better performance in the Superbowl and crunch time than Cam Newton could ever dream of.

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5 hours ago, LinvilleGorge said:

If a non-Panther fan that didn't know the Panthers roster went to TC back in the day, they would've picked out Chris Weinke as our starter ten times out of ten and likely thought Jake was just some guy hoping for an injury or something to squeak onto the roster. He really did not look like an NFL QB in practice.

He  may not but damn come game time he could throw that back shoulder fade like nobody. 

And really if people go back and look when guys were way open he put it on the money deep (look at his record Superbowl td to Moose) ball would come straight down from the rafters where only his guy could catch it.

Or X clown. Perfectly thrown ball and it had heat on it.

Teddy couldn't be Jake if he found a Genie on a deserted island.

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5 hours ago, frankw said:

Mahomes threw 38 touchdowns behind that offensive line last year. Bridgewater threw for a career high 15 touchdowns by comparison.

I certainly understand the sentiment and that we need to work on our line but let's be reasonable here please.

Thats not even close to true,The Chiefs lost both Fisher and Swartz late in the season/playoffs lol 

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