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Playoff loss leaves Delhomme motivated for 2009

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Fox007 Grand Master

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I hope he goes out and has an amazing season just so everyone can STFU about him being a bad qb. If he goes out and bombs, we have two backup QB's for a reason and next years class should be special at QB.

Everyone hopes he goes out and has an amazing season, but if he doesn't does that mean everyone can STFU about him being a good QB?

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Everyone hopes he goes out and has an amazing season, but if he doesn't does that mean everyone can STFU about him being a good QB?

No, we'll blame DeAngelo Williams. Used to happen to Foster back in the day. MAYBE the OLine. Never Jake.

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Good Jake. I hope that last game motivates the heck out of you. Please review the game films to see if you were telegraphing your passes! That would be a good start. But I like what I'm hearing. I hope you have the biggest chip on your shoulder EVER. I hope that monkey on your back drives you insane, to the point where the only thing that will remove it is a Super Bowl victory! You took the team there before, do you have it in you to do it again? I think this year is your last great chance to do so! Make us proud..

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Fox007 Grand Master

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Say what you will about him but his being motivated isn't an issue, let alone not being motivated until a horrible loss.

Depends on your view point.

He obviously isn't motivated enough to throw the ball out of bounds on a broken play or when no one's open.

Is he lazy? no, but he obviously hasn't improved on his weaknesses since he arrived here.

No motivation to get better, because he doesn't have to, hes the guy no matter what.

At least, maybe, until now.

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If he goes out and performs poorly, then give him the boot, although that would painful cap wise with this extension.

Well there is no cap anyway, until further notice, but yes that would suck.

It's also a reason why people didn't like how much he got.

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I got a question for knowledgeable Jake followers.

I know he doesn't check down and I know he misses the TE's. But has Jake shown the ability to read defenses before? I know he throws behind WR's but does anyone know exactly what his issue is? I don't expect him to pick apart defenses like Peyton Manning or anything but what specific flaws do you see in his decision making and reads? Besides laser lock on Smith.

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