What made him a terrible QB, in your opinion?Quote:
Originally Posted by Honey Badger282.8
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What made him a terrible QB, in your opinion?Quote:
Originally Posted by Honey Badger282.8
What i would like to see:
Sanchez takes paycut and stay with Broncos.
My prediction: Traded to Cowboys. I don't think Kitna can be a backup on weekend like before. Dak is good in MS State, but who knows in NFL.
Worst: Sanchez gets cut and joins Tebow in minor league tryout. [LOL]
Manning took a pay cut to help surround himself with winners. He threw enough completions to win another Super Bowl. He was able to retire as a winner. End of story.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ridge
All the football experts told us he was horrible....Quote:
Originally Posted by Ridge
I could live with his funky arm mechanics, I mean all he has ever done is win with that arm, but the speed at which he processed and recognized what was going on out there on the field was what did him in for me.
I love a winner, but I'm not sure I would be willing to sign those big paychecks for a QB that is gonna take big hit after big hit....hard to put a team together around his style of play
Wish him the best....
A Tebow vs. Manning debate? Ya gotta be kidding me.
It's 2012 all over again.Quote:
Originally Posted by sroz
I heard that if Broncos cut Sanchez and he’s not on the opening day roster they don’t have to pay him his contract salary and they don’t lose the draft pick they gave up to get him. They are hoping nobody picks him up and then they will resign him for less money to the practice squad just in case he’s needed.
[Pot][handbags][Poke]
Sub 50% completion ratio despite having one of the shortest yards per attempt averages in the league.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ridge
An inability to read defenses, and a run first mentality when his first read isn't open. His athleticism would sometimes pull a good result out of a bad situation but that was rare.
He is just another in a long line of college greats that were unable to make the transition to a pro level offense.
Manning completed 59.8% of his passes. That is an F.
He also succumbed to 17 interceptions and 16 sacks in the 10 regular season games he played. When he ran, he did it for a total of 6 yards lost. Tebow did it for 660 yards gained.
Manning: http://www.nfl.com/player/peytonmanning/2501863/profile
Tebow: http://www.nfl.com/player/timtebow/497135/profile
Statistically, Tebow was equal to if not better than Manning in almost every aspect, the one he falls short on was completed passes.