Mobile QBs = Panther's D-Line > Standard Pocket QB

[mav1234]

Do you say thing just to get pie?

 

...what?

[footballisasport]

You might be on to something here. I always thought the advantage Cam and the panthers had over other team was his dynamic play making ability. Then all of sudden the league balloon with those types which kind of offset that edge when we play those types. I think the giant defensive players said the same thing after they played the redskins last year. Luckily our division doesn't have any thus we can feast for a little while.

 

 

Here u guys talking about Cam's mobility and those in the media are talking about his brute strenght. All they keep showing is not only his clean throw to Ginn, i believe that is the receiver's name, but him plowing his way into the endzone for a TD.

[Mr. Scot]

If mobile QB can throw they are greater than statue QBs in terms of D line play

 

Have said it numerous times...

 

Quarterbacks who can both pass and run are gold.

 

Quarterbacks who can pass but can't run are silver.

 

Quarterbacks who can run but can't pass are fool's gold.

 

 

[Matthias]

I did some quick calculations according to my mathematical sentence.  According to what I'm calling "Rivera's Enigma", Qbs who aren't at least as mobile as Russel Wilson (might have to look at some of their 40 times and cone drill information), we should win at least 12 more games.  We should win against the Cardinals, Vikings, Rams, Buccaneers 2 times, Falcons 2 times, Patriots, Dolphins, Saints 2 times, and Jets.  I'll do a little more research concerning 40 times, comparing Wilson's times to Josh Freeman's, Christian Ponder's, and Geno Smith's times.  Yet I'm pretty sure they fall below Wilson's timing.

 

 

Yes I'm bored, but perhaps I can discover something interesting here. B)