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Re: NFL '12 - Week 7
Seattle can't win games outside their home stadium. The crowd noise is a huge advantage against teams running hurry up no huddle offenses which seems to be just about every quality offense nowadays. But you take Qwest Field away from Seattle, and they just aren't that good.
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"(he) is just about the last reason why the Seahawks are winning" as a part of your scouting report. Come on now. |
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No, it's perfectly legit to say that he is just about the last reason why the Seahawks are winning. I never claimed he wasn't doing anything to help them win or that he can't improve and eventually develop into a good quarterback, but at this particular moment he is one of the worst starting quarterbacks in the league. Someone has got to play quarterback and it happens to be Russell Wilson. If the Seahawks were 2-5 instead of 4-3 right now people wouldn't be talking how he was named team captain at Wisconsin one week after arriving on campus, they would be clamoring how much better Seattle would be if they actually had a better offense.
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Why do you think Mark Sanchez and Matt Cassel are not "winners" anymore? It is not because of them individually, it is because of the team around them. If your quarterback is limited, you need to manage the amount of passes he is going to throw or it will end in turnover city. That is not a slight to those guys, it is simply the reality of playing quarterback in the NFL while trying to win games. I mean you are expected to make plays as a starting quarterback, the standard can't be to expect nothing and then be happy about small contributions. Having a great defense allows them to stick with the running game and not expose Wilson and the entire offense to the pressure of needing to match score for score. If their defense couldn't stop anyone, they would be forced to throw the ball when they don't want to much more often. At the end of the day your run/pass ratio can be 50/50, 70/30 or 30/70, but you need to be efficient when throwing the ball. How you get there doesn't matter as much as long as you do get there. Last edited by croco; 10-19-2012 at 06:48 AM. |
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Are you blind croco? I just said Russell Wilson leads all rookies in passing TDs, and then you say he's the last reason the Seahawks are winning. That TD stat is proof. What more can I say?
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Throwing the number of touchdown passes out there without correlation is not how you can measure the impact of a quarterback. If your point is that he is playing better than Griffin or Tannehill, then it's really pointless to continue this conversation. And his situation isn't comparable to Luck at all because the Colts are asking him to be the first, second and third option on offense. If a team had Russell Wilson averaging over 40 passes a game right now, it would be ugly.
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Who gives a **** if he doesn't throw 40 times a game? You throw to win, not to pad your stats. If he can play he can play. Like I said Tom Brady threw 58 times in a loss. That must be ****ing great, huh.
Simple facts are: Wilson leads rookies in thrown TDs. Seattle has the best record out of all rookie-led QBs. The NFC West is the most competitive division in the NFL. You want to judge a QB by his passing attempts? That is straight up pathetic.
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Ok, whatever. If you think that I want to judge a quarterback by the amount of pass attempts, then I'm not even sure if you read any of what I was saying.
The reason why the Seahawks are 4-3 is because they are allowing 15 points a game. Much harder to have a great record when you are giving up 28 per game like the Redskins and Colts. I guess like Tebow, Sanchez and many others before Russell Wilson magically causes the defense and special teams to perform at a very high level. |
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Tebow is Tebow and he's not 4-3 in the NFC West. Drop these silly comparisons and watch the games. You've obviously never seen him play, and will ignore all the key stats that disprove your whiny little argument. 'Durrr...wins and TDs don't mean anything. He's gotta throw 40 times a game! Derpderpderp'.
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There is no reason to continue this conversation if you are not reading my posts.
If only Drew Brees and Tom Brady could play defense like Russell Wilson, maybe they would be any good. Joe Flacco is really regressing, his defensive prowess is getting worse by the week. He was a much better defender early on in his career. And this Roethlisberger guy sure struggles to get stops nowadays. The Steelers would be dominant on defense if they had a different quarterback. Last edited by croco; 10-20-2012 at 11:31 PM. |
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Philip Rivers played great defense for the Broncos last week.
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It'll be nice watching football today without caring about any results.
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Wilson is really moving up in the world. A few months ago everyone was saying that he could never make it in the NFL, now he's got his own haters. I haven't watched every Seattle game, but Wilson has been more than competent in the games I have seen. He's doing okay in my book.
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