2018-2019 NFL Season Thread Football • Page 1149

QBs with a better TD:INT ratio than Aaron Rodgers this season: Chase Daniel, Matt Barkley, Danny Amendola, Emmanuel Sanders, Odell Beckham, Albert Wilson, Chris Boswell, Kevin Byard, Jeff Driskel

I mean, look at that. Most of those guys aren't even QBs and their better than Rodgers!!!

 

Dak Prescott is the most sacked QB in the NFL.
Andrew Luck is the second least sacked.

 

What are the numbers exactly? But it doesn't surprise me at all. He holds onto the ball too long sometimes and pass blocking is typically below average all season. If anything, they're very inconsistent.

 

38 sacks for Dak.
11 for Luck.

 

38 through 11 games. Pathetic.

He had 20-25 in each of this first two seasons, so they've essentially doubled. No wonder he had such a shaky start to the season.

He's been playing very well the last month or so.

 

Didn't Garrett take over playcalling from Linehan in that time?

 

If I remember right, it was just rumors that he's taken over and there's nothing official stating this. But it wouldn't surprise me if it was done in the shadows. Getting Cooper and possibly that change has made our offense night and day.

 

I’m happy Luck has been having a good season. I was worried that the Colts destroyed him

 

Knew the Bengals had something special in Jack Driscoll.

 

there were PAID SPORTS ANALYSTS from somewhere in Milwaukee / Madison last night talking about how the offense, "looked like Kizer was out there" and how they "saw no different between Rodgers and Kizer / Hundley most of the time" and i honestly wondered if Drew's job was as a radio host as i listened in awe.

 

11 for Luck is almost unreal (especially since 4 of them came via HOU). Hes taken 40+ sacks twice in his career, and has 2 more seasons with ~30.

 

In complete fairness...there ARE times where Rodgers just kinda looks like he's stat padding to stay as efficient as possible rather than make plays and extend drives. He has a very large amount of throwaways and sometimes misses reads.

With that said he's still fucking Aaron Rodgers and clearly not the reason the team is losing.

 

yeah i heard someone say the Packers have done everything they could to built around Rodgers lol

 

It's clear as day that Rodgers has taken a step back in quality of play; him not planting his feet while throwing and general throwing mechanics are the most obvious indicator. But to act like he's still not an elite quarterback talent shows such a spoiled attitude that it's just hilarious to think they know what a bad quarterback looks like.

 

Not to be one of those guys who circles back to the Cowboys in every discussion, but (wanted to bring it up to you since I think you'd agree) it reminds me of how Cowboys fans used to view Tony Romo before 2014 happened

 

I'm lucky hair grows back (for the most part) because I spent a good 5-7 years pulling my hair out having to explain to people/fellow Cowboys fans that Romo is an incredible quarterback before 2014.

I think he's unquestionably the most unfairly criticized NFL player of the last 20 years. It's mind boggling.

 

Ugh given how the Giants offense did before McAdoo became HC I think I hate this

 

Absolutely, he would take 2-14 teams kicking and screaming to 8-8 and be blamed for all 8 losses haha.

 

McAdoo is the final piece. Blake Bortles is ready to take his final form.....

@Blimp City Hero photoshop me a Blake Bortles/Eli Manning animorph

 

Googled Animorphs and found this

 

100%

The only times he had good teams around him, he took them to 13-3 (#1 seed), 11-5 (3rd seed), and 12-4 (3rd seed).

He never started a game where we were already mathematically eliminated from the playoffs. So every single game he played in 100% mattered. For about a decade. I wonder how many quarterbacks that can say that.