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Yep when he was left UNblocked with a direct hit.Quinn did a little better against the seahags in my opinion, but still not good enough for a starter, at big money. He had one sack right?
Yep when he was left UNblocked with a direct hit.Quinn did a little better against the seahags in my opinion, but still not good enough for a starter, at big money. He had one sack right?
I think after last night im done with Quinn .. was pretty much a non factor and i cant remember any plays that stood out other than 2 penalties
after he got the unnecessary roughness call he wasnt on the field for two plays (and i stand to be corrected here so feel free) there were two plays ran while Quin was on the sidelines and (im pretty sure) longarce made one play in relief and then Ebukam ..i doubt he has any trade value with that contract and his current production but id be calling some 4-3 teams
id ask for a 2nd .... id take a 3rd and 6th/7th .. id defo ask if the browns were interested but after i checked the box score he had 2 tackles yesterday (both TFLS) might be hard for any team to give up too much with that contrart and that production.Could we pick up a 3rd round pick for him for a team running a 4-3 scheme??
id ask for a 2nd .... id take a 3rd and 6th/7th .. id defo ask if the browns were interested
So... I think he's a great guy. He's definitely not a complainer and has made some great plays in the past for this defense. He's well above average, well, he used to be. I respect him and I'm not calling him out or anything. I sincerely wonder if he's a good fit for us, vrs the money being paid. After all there is a salary cap and the NFL is a business.
1. I feel like at the end of the season, McVay is going to compare Quinn's production against his pay, and they just might let him go in the off season.
2. He's just not getting to the QB so far this season. Outside speed rush is about all we're seeing and most left tackles seem to be riding/pushing him past the pocket, past the play, fairly easily.
3. I personally will pay close attention to him this Sunday against Dallas. If he keeps looking average this week, I'm going to be even more concerned. When I've watched him lately I get the feeling he's not giving 100% anymore, that he's content with his money and doesn't want to get hurt. The smiling on the sidelines when we're losing tells me a lot. Players who live for the game and HATE to lose, don't smile and have a good time when it appears we're going to lose the game. They just don't.
I spoke up and voiced similar (not producing) comments about Chris Long way before it was "allowed" on here to do so. By "allowed" I mean I took some shots about how "sacks are not the most important thing" and "making tackles are not the most important thing" but that Long was a leader and had the job of containment on the edge. Problem is we were paying him way too much to contain the edge and not make big plays.
Have at me.
hmmm a 1.5 million dollar pay check win or lose probably would put a smile on my face tooWell, it looks more and more like youre right about quinns decline as a player. I was hoping he could pull it together by now but it appears that Longacre has become the better option. Its hard to believe, really, and while I'll still hope he can play some higher level ball consistently soon, it doesn't seem likely.
And yeah, the smiling on the sidelines while your losing has always bugged me. I know football is a game and many times the outcome is taken too seriously given other things going on in the world, but cmon, if it bugs me more than it does you as a player on the sideline while it's happening, then I wonder why that is.
And his current price I think that's kind of doubtful.Could we pick up a 3rd round pick for him for a team running a 4-3 scheme??
hmmm a 1.5 million dollar pay check win or lose probably would put a smile on my face too(semi blue font)
half kidding ...i think thats where the frustration comes in us as fans ..we live for the weekend to see our guys play and would play this game for half of what the players make we care we work 40-50-60 hour weeks to provide for our families we struggle at times to make ends meet .. we love our team .. and some players do love the team just as much as we doI know you're kidding but I would be even more unhappy that I was playing well below that paycheck.