Quote:The NFL is without a doubt fixed, but Luck is a legit QB. 

 

LOL...  What?  So the NFL is fixed, but luck is legit despite the fix?  The caveman is a good QB, but you can't have it both ways.  Your signature is ridiculous, by the way.  I figured you wrote that while you were drunk, but you're standing by it now too?  LOL.  I noticed you've modified it a bit since you sobered up, but it's still a silly signature.  

 

Quote:We shouldn't be talking about Luck. It was a good comeback but he would have killed the team against a good side. We should be talking about Hilton. That was the most dominant display I've ever seen in the playoffs from a wr. Most of his catches there wasn't a defender near him.

 

Andy Reid's call was to play prevent the 2nd half.  The Chiefs gave luck everything he's good at, quick reads and underneath stuff.  Reid  is not a very good coach.  Glad WE didn't waste our money on a proven choker.  TMD, how's your boy looking today?

 

Quote:Luck and Roethlisberger look similar in the pocket; both are big strong horses who aren't terribly concerned about a rushing DE who they most likely outweigh.  They know their physical size and strength can buy them a couple more beats of time if they see a route opening up down field.  Luck's wherewithal and confidence to pick up the fumble and dive it in separates him from about 80% of other QBs.  Could you imagine Brady trying something like that?  

 

Great analysis.  I think Ben is a bigger QB with less mobility, but your thought still remains.  The caveman clearly has talent, but until he can fix his accuracy, he's beatable.  A better team would have destroyed luck and the c'lots.  Reid's team choked AND got decimated by injuries.  But you know the media is loving this win for the c'lots.  Can't wait till next year!

 

Quote:Yeah and a lot of that was coverage breakdown/ blown assignment. Thats a big reason he was so wide open on a lot of those receptions. It was hardly "the most dominant display of a WR in the playoffs ever". Thats laughable. 

 

Just off the top of my head, Terrell Owens had a more dominant display as a WR in the SB and his team lost. 

 

Terrel Owens?  The drop master?  LOL.  You talk out of both sides of your face it's hard to follow what you are even saying/meaning anymore.  Reid's coached team blew coverages...  Reid was the coach you had wet dreams about for the Jags, yet all of a sudden his team "blew coverages"?  OK, bro-chacho

 

 

 

Quote:thats what happens when you have a GAME MANAGER level QB. 

 

You will NEVER win a super bowl with Alex Smith as your QB. (unless of course, you are able to field a 2000 Baltimore Ravens defense around him, which likely never will be repeated in the current era)

 

What about the Bucs D when they won?  What about the Raven's D last year?  You can win with a good QB.  You don't need an elite QB, you need a very good team, with a very good coach.  

 

I honestly don't think you know what you're talking about.  The jags finally appear to have a good HC, we look to have a good owner that keeps his mouth shut and just invests in the team, and we have a GM that appears to be able to evaluate talent and make statements that support his vision.

 

All of this in the first year.  Who cares what the other teams in the division are doing.  If you're gonna be a winner, you ignore the other guy and you focus internally.  As far as I'm concerned, we're primed for some interesting developments with the Jags.  The rest of the AFC South can kick rocks.  I see us becoming very similar to the SeaHawks, we're gonna be in the toughest division in football, but we're gonna be the TOUGHEST team in that division.  You may not see it yet, but it's coming.  I don't fear the caveman or the c'lots.  I don't fear the t'horns and thier new coach or their new QB.  Why should I?  It's about building a TEAM.  Not about trying to get scared of who we have to play.  If we build this team properly, we'll be just fine.  No matter the competition.

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