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I love the smell of decaying carcasses in the morning... it smells like VICTORY!!carcass decaying
I love the smell of decaying carcasses in the morning... it smells like VICTORY!!carcass decaying
Off-Topic: I like your New Avatar!!He has even admitted that the offense problems start with him.
Even if it is funny, seems uncalled for even to prove a point or as a joke.Is this the watershed moment of the forum where people criticizing Foles started being labeled "haters"? Do we really want to go down that road? If so, what are we going to call people who continue to make excuses for him? "Foles fellators" maybe? Or " Nickscuse makers." ???
How bout we just respect others' opinions without putting labels on them? Unless you want a label yourself of course.
So we should start the Case Keenum experiment now. Is that what your saying!?My point is we are conservative but when we do open up the play book ie, the ayers that never was too Britt, Foles can't convert
Football is a team game. Foles did not lose this game alone. Bridgewater did not win this game alone. This is not tennis. This is not golf.
Statistics don't win games, but they are used for comparison of individual accomplishments. Winning is the ultimate goal, but the better QBs do not always win and the worse do not always lose. Or is Trent Dilfer (1 Superbowl) a better QB than Dan Marino (0 Superbowls)?
He has NFL experience, experience with our offense, and some mobility. Remember, he was with us part of the year, last year. I don't think we will make the change, but why not? Isn't it the Nick Foles experiment, right now? How is that going?So we should start the Case Keenum experiment now. Is that what your saying!?
I'm sure everyone wants Foles to play better.Football is a team game? It's not tennis? It's not golf? No , eh?? Good grief...
Statistics are not only used in comparison for individual accomplishments, but also for team accomplishments. Hence, the standings are based on won/loss records. :deadhorse:
Obviously you're overly compelled to defend Foles here. That's fine with me. Have at it. I'm not calling Foles out as the SOLE reason for the loss. I'm saying he had a bad game. He's had a few. I'm saying he needs to step up his game for this TEAM to be successful going forward. If the Rams win and Foles only throws for a buck-seventy, I couldn't care less about Foles' stats. But when the Rams lose a game because they can't move the ball offensively, then I look at what's behind that. Yesterday, the Rams had OL problems. The Rams had OC/coaching problems. The Rams had receiver problems. The Rams had QB problems. This particular thread is focused on the latter. I can't speak for anybody else here but I, for one, would like to see Foles play better as that might enhance the Rams' chances of winning games. Is that so wrong?
Carson Palmer would like a wordSeriously people, Nick Foles is the best QB in this division. Hands down. A bad OL and lack of talent at skill position (sorry guys Tavon is a utility/gadget player) is holding Foles back.
I'm sure everyone wants Foles to play better.
Your assertion that Bridgewater played fine just because his team won is what I disagreed with. If anything, they won in spite of his play not because of it, just like I would've said about us if we had won. W-L record is not a QB stat.
T. Bridgewater - 13/21 (62% ) 144 yds 0 TD 1 INT WIN Those are some bad NFL numbers as well. But, I'd bet we'd all like to have the W instead of the L and that's what it comes down to on Sunday.
I don't think scapegoat is the correct word here. Foles had a very, very poor game. Bridgewater's wasn't great either but it was enough to beat the Rams' offense.
So would that cat in Seattle...Carson Palmer would like a word
And Blaine Gabbert is pizzed, lol.So would that cat in Seattle...
I never said Bridgewater played fine.
Bridgewater had a better game than Foles. That doesn't say his game was fine. Whatever man, you win! All hail Foles!! If Gurley would've only run for 250...c'mon Gurley, step it up!!
I don't understand the hate Wilson gets on this forum.So would that cat in Seattle...
In essence, this is what I disagree with:I never said Bridgewater played fine.
It's the implication that Bridgewater is why the Vikes won and Foles is why we lost and that doesn't even scratch the surface of the truth.. Bridgewater - 13/21 (62% ) 144 yds 0 TD 1 INT WIN Those are some bad NFL numbers as well. But, I'd bet we'd all like to have the W instead of the L and that's what it comes down to on Sunday.
YAH!!! 600+ yards in 5 starts just don't cut it!!!!:snicker::shades Do I really have to use blue font here!?)...c'mon Gurley, step it up!!
http://espn.go.com/nfl/qbr ....#30 is how far from 32 again?but he's far from the worst in the NFL. We have other issues to focus on anyway.
Mannion....We need to see if this kid is the answer....He did have a great season in college...2013...wasn't bad in 2012 either....I would like to see if he's a starter or backup quality player...If he's a backup player, it would effect my draft in 2016....And who would you replace Foles with?
Mannion...I'd sure rather, we take a look at what else we have.
Nothing to lose....but who could we possibly start that will be better? Keenum? Mannion?
That's why we need to look at him...if he can do the same as NF, with very few mistakes.....we can still win the same game Foles will/would...Mannion is a rookie and who knows what he will provide down the line.
#1 ability a QB needs...the ability to process information quickly...it starts pre-snap...what is he looking at? What is he looking for? Some of the plays he audibled into....like he audibled for audibles sake....not to effect the play..not to make a play more successful...the 2nd half was painful....Missing the opening play of the game?!?....reminded me of bubba's mom to forrest gump,His biggest problem is he doesn't progress through reads, if his first read isn't there its a wasted play.
I actually think his main problem is he's so inaccurate....even if he continues to be late with throws..if he could put the ball on most of his passes, he'd have some success.Now that I take a closer look, he couldn't hit the broad side of a barn.
Fixed it for ya Dave!So we should start theCase KeenumSean Mannion experiment now. Is that what your saying!?