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Sun Dec-04-11 04:21 PM
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That's all I have to say right now. LOL.
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Sun Dec-04-11 04:21 PM
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How about filling the rest of us in on the joke
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Sun Dec-04-11 04:23 PM
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3. How about the worst QB in the NFL taking his team from 1-4 to tie for the division lead. |
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Sun Dec-04-11 04:22 PM
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Sun Dec-04-11 04:24 PM
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4. and he actually looked good passing today |
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In the last five wins, they won in spite of the way he threw the ball for most of the game. That was not the case today.
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Sun Dec-04-11 04:27 PM
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5. While his throwing motion isn't as extreme as it was, it's still too long and drawn out. |
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Needs tons of work. Pre-season snaps might make a difference next season.
I just get the idea that defenses are afraid of the guy.
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Sun Dec-04-11 04:44 PM
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6. yes...they are terrified. |
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Sun Dec-04-11 04:46 PM
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7. His motion actually looked more compact today |
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First time I've seen a difference.
As long as Denver runs the ball often they'll win their share of games. Rushes cleanse a team and make it more physical and intense on both sides of the ball.
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Sun Dec-04-11 04:51 PM
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8. I believe he was 5-6 on 3rd downs today |
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which has been an issue up until now. When teams get him into passing situations he has been ineffective throwing the ball.
I agree with you that his motion is improving but still needs work. Today he showed good patience, though, and was consistent and accurate on his passes. I don't remember all of his incompletions, but I know at least one was a drop (I think two, but can't be sure) and at least one was just a great defensive play. There were none of the wildly errant passes that we saw in the Miami game and for a few weeks afterwards. Maybe today was just an aberration, but maybe not.
Another thing he did well was responding to the defensive adjustments. The Vikings did a good job of shutting him down running the ball, but he kept his head throwing the ball, both in the pocket and when forced to scramble.
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