Quote:So when he could, he did, and when he couldn't any more, he went with teaching?
Well played, you wascally wabbit.
Jordan Palmer is highly regarded for his training program. It's a full time off season regimen of working out, diet, refining skills, etc. Big Ben ain't got time for dat. I'm sure those meets are just a few days of off field mentoring mixed with some slingin the rock around.
Quote:With 199 TDs in 14 seasons and a 55% career completion % I'd say he sucked. Definitely benefited by playing with those great defenses led by LT.
Played in a different era on a run first team with average WRs (though he had a great TE in Bavaro).
Good pros don't make good coaches. Guys who have talent but aren't good enough to become good pros can be good coaches.
Quote:Played in a different era on a run first team with average WRs (though he had a great TE in Bavaro).
Had a great possession receiver in McConkey (sp?) too... Not to mention OJ Anderson as the work horse RB...
That team was stacked on the offense, which sometimes is forgotten considering all the greats on the D.
But you have to give Phill Simms his due, for that era of the NFL, he was always in the playoff hunt and was very productive.
Dilfer torched Sehorn for what? 2 or 3 deep TD's in the Super Bowl he won?
Quote:Dilfer torched Sehorn for what? 2 or 3 deep TD's in the Super Bowl he won?
The Ravens defense won that Super Bowl. The Giants never got on the Ravens side of the 50 if I recall. 113 TDs and 129 INTs in 14 seasons. Go ask a Bucs fan what they think of Dilfer. He was AWFUL.
