NFL - Offseason, Draft & 2017/18 Season
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One of the top QB's of his era?! Fucking hell man!
In an Era with Brady, Farve, Manning, Rodgers, Brees christ even Roethlisberger and Eli
Romo was and is shit.
Just checked his stats, 4th highest rated QB of all time ... Think about that - higher than Eli, higher than Big Ben etc
Not saying he's necessarily better, but not 'crap' or 'overrated'
Not saying he's necessarily better, but not 'crap' or 'overrated'
Passer rating stats don't count for much when Matt Schaub is ahead of Marino,Kelly,Elway,Bradshaw,Staubach,Aikman,Fauts,Starr etc etc.
It makes the whole thing look like one complete joke actually.
It just means the game has changed and NFL defenses have yet to really catch up to the changes (or aren't allowed, like days gone by).
That being said, even if you put that aside, passing yards, passing TDs (holds records for Cowboys) or 4th quarter rating (which is off the charts).
Great QB? No, greatness is Brady, Montana etc ... 2nd tier? Maybe, debatable. But he's definitely after those groups -
Oh well ... he's made the right choice imo. Life is more important than football.
I don't buy that QB Rating is the be-all-and-end-all measure of a QB's ability or performance.
That said, Romo was a very good QB, not top bracket but very good all the same.
That said, Romo was a very good QB, not top bracket but very good all the same.
All he does is pass.
Put your fingers up. Greatness is measured in rings.
To an extent, yes, but it's not the be all & end all... David Batty won a league title. Stevie G did not.
Eli is not a better QB than Dan Marino. Nor Aaron Rogers.
Stats can tell us anything we want to read...
So you put Aikman behind Montana, Brady & Bradshaw as the greatest ever?
Is this only for QBs?
Yes. I think most people do mate. Troy is without question an all-time great, but those three might be the number 2, 1 and 3 QBs to ever play (in that order 😉).
Troy was an all-time great yes - but is he one of the best QBs ever? or was he just fantastic for the team set up by Jimmy?
I'm not taking any thing away from him, but to me, he's not near that 'top' tier of Brady & Montana.
1st is Garrett
2 safeties in the top 7
Fournette will go 4 or 8 imo.
Cook will drop to the 20s.
OJ Howard will go 8-12
Cowboys will trade down unless someone drops big time and get an extra 3rd or 2nd in the draft
The draft is strong regarding defensive players, so hopefully we'll be able to draft well and improve the defense
I think we should get 2 starting CBs out of it - hope for 2 of king, mareau, the colorado kid & sidney jones
I'm hoping for Peppers but he'll probably be picked up earlier than 28th or whatever our first pick is..
Peppers needs to go to a team that has the ability to be flexible in their defense system ... Rod Marinelli will never be that kind of coordinator ... He may be there at 28 but I just don't think he's the player we need (unless we have something set up for his unique talents)
Just saw that he's not scheduled for a visit, yet anyway:
http://www.bloggingtheboys.com/2017...list-targets-rumors-contains-more-cornerbacks
Lynch to Pats? Unlikely, but it's a rumour doing the rounds that if Raiders talks fall through Pats are next in line.
Damn, if that happen's, surely it'd be set up for a new era of the Greatest Show On Turf?
Alas, it's surely unlikely given his love for the Raiders.
Damn, if that happen's, surely it'd be set up for a new era of the Greatest Show On Turf?
Alas, it's surely unlikely given his love for the Raiders.
One of the greats ...
[article]Pittsburgh Steelers chairman Dan Rooney has died, the team confirmed Thursday. He was 84.
Under Rooney's direction, the Steelers won four championships in six years -- Super Bowls IX, X, XIII and XIV. He also played a large role in the 1974 draft class, considered the greatest class in NFL history, in which the Steelers picked four of five future Hall of Famers -- Lynn Swann, Jack Lambert, John Stallworth and Mike Webster.[/article]
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[article]Pittsburgh Steelers chairman Dan Rooney has died, the team confirmed Thursday. He was 84.
Under Rooney's direction, the Steelers won four championships in six years -- Super Bowls IX, X, XIII and XIV. He also played a large role in the 1974 draft class, considered the greatest class in NFL history, in which the Steelers picked four of five future Hall of Famers -- Lynn Swann, Jack Lambert, John Stallworth and Mike Webster.[/article]
@Oncy
He was in prison for another murder though wasn't he ?
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