lasvegasrams
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And who might those be here?
I don't wanna call them out as individuals, but I probably qualify as one of em :cheese:
And who might those be here?
You know how I know you're gay? Your space is for rent.
Nice. :heh:You know how I know you're gay? Your space is for rent.
LOL at people saying Clemens is more exciting.
If by exciting you mean "Is he gonna fumble, throw a pick six, or make a pass?" then yes, he is more exciting cuz he is erratic and inconsistent. (For God's sake he threw 14 passes yesterday)
Bradford is MUCH more efficient, a MUCH better QB, and if he had a RUNNING GAME while he was healthy, he wouldve even had more impressive numbers.
Just my opinion.
I don't understand how you could know that. In the times you've seen receivers get as open as Tavon was last week when Bradford was QB, did he fail to connect with them? Like Givens, for example? Or Gibson? Or Amendola? Or Alexander? And you mentioned how accurate he is as well. Wouldn't that translate to finding a receiver who isn't open and hitting him anyway?I do think Clemens makes his reads better, I mean he just seems to anticipate who will become open better than Sam.
And you're more than entitled to have that opinion. But if you feel as though someone is attacking you, and not your opinion, you have to let me know about it so that you don't invest a lot of time revenge posting.That's pretty much all I was saying. Careful though, apparently that opinion makes us lol worthy.
I hear what you're saying, and in no way am I saying we should dump SB or that he's a lost cause. I still believe he is our starting QB. I do think that overall he is better than Clemens, no doubt. But people have posted here since the beginning of the season times when a WR is as open as TA was and he was ignored by SB. Now I'm sure that happens on every play to every QB, but it seemed like, at least against the Titans, Clemens was able to find the open guys.I don't understand how you could know that. In the times you've seen receivers get as open as Tavon was last week when Bradford was QB, did he fail to connect with them? Like Givens, for example? Or Gibson? Or Amendola? Or Alexander? And you mentioned how accurate he is as well. Wouldn't that translate to finding a receiver who isn't open and hitting him anyway?
Yeah, but that's not the point of my post. I think that's where the disconnect is around here. People can be critical of Sam without it meaning anything other than that. And those kinds of conversations can be mutually exclusive of talk about Clemens. I'm just concentrating on how people can *see* what Bradford sees. As we, ourselves as seen, there are plays left on the field for all QBs. I think the memory of Bradford just faded too quickly this year.I hear what you're saying, and in no way am I saying we should dump SB or that he's a lost cause. I still believe he is our starting QB. I do think that overall he is better than Clemens, no doubt.
Yeah, but that's not the point of my post. I think that's where the disconnect is around here. People can be critical of Sam without it meaning anything other than that. And those kinds of conversations can be mutually exclusive of talk about Clemens. I'm just concentrating on how people can *see* what Bradford sees. As we, ourselves as seen, there are plays left on the field for all QBs. I think the memory of Bradford just faded too quickly this year.
This is where this discussion has went so wrong. No one i dont think, is discounting what Bradford has done, I dont like the dude and still give him credit for his arm strength and accuracy. But he has weaknesses, i dont think him and KC have the weaknesses or strengths. The whole point was my personal enjoyment of the way he plays.
And you're more than entitled to have that opinion. But if you feel as though someone is attacking you, and not your opinion, you have to let me know about it so that you don't invest a lot of time revenge posting.
Dude. Don't suppress your expression around here. If that starts to happen due to pressure, then I don't want to run this board anymore. That's not a part of my vision.Nah, it's fine. I will just make sure I don't post on certain subjects anymore. Sucks though, because as you may well know, I have been a Bradford supporter all along. I just don't think he is beyond criticism the way some on here do. While I support KC and think he had a good game last week, I would not be surprised to see him revert to making mistakes against Chicago. I never came close to saying he was better than SB or should be our QB going forward. I simply said I like some of the things he brings to the table. Oh well.