Anthony wrote:Rw became only the 3rd qb to throw for 50+ tds in their first 2 seasons, others are P Manning and Marino
Also most wins by a Qb in 1st 2 seasons, most road wins by a qb in first 2 seasons
Hawkstar wrote:Anthony wrote:Rw became only the 3rd qb to throw for 50+ tds in their first 2 seasons, others are P Manning and Marino
Also most wins by a Qb in 1st 2 seasons, most road wins by a qb in first 2 seasons
Super impressive. He seemed out of sorts today throwing the ball, not used to seeing him miss receivers.
NorthHawk wrote:I keep remembering in one of RW's first games, Mike Martz exclaiming He's too small! He can't see! Every time Russ made any type of mistake.
I wonder what he thinks now?
fisherman wrote:Pain Train being his biggest pre draft cheerleader in here of course.
Gruden was the only guy in the booth on draft day that I can remember being in love with the pick.
Hawkstar wrote:fisherman wrote:Pain Train being his biggest pre draft cheerleader in here of course.
Gruden was the only guy in the booth on draft day that I can remember being in love with the pick.
Havent seen Pain Train here, but I definitely recall him calling for RW early and often. Tip of the cap to PT, he nailed it. btw - Flynn had a pretty impressive comeback today. Not that I would ever consider Flynn vs RW, just saying the guy had a nice comeback. In Russ I Trust!
Hawkstar wrote:It's nuts to think we havent lost a game by more than 6 or 7 points with RW at the Helm. EVER. He's a winner and I'm super pumped to think he's our guy for the next decade.
Full disclosure... I was a Flynn guy. Cant lie. I've had my crow (numerous times last season) but only a few of smarter people saw RW coming
HumanCockroach wrote:If it makes you guys feel any better, I believe I was the LAST "Flynn guy" standing at the end ( right up until the Miami game). Never shirked away from those posts, never will, it was what I felt until I saw Wilson "take that next step" ( Which IMHO happened in the Miami game, and blossomed in the Chicago game the following week).
Eaglehawk wrote:RW continues to take care of the ball. With the exception of that one int today, he has been lights out in this dept, in that even though he makes mistakes he never loses a game for us. You ask that to any number of qb's out there (former Farve Viking days, and Romo) and they will probably agree that this is one of the key aspects of being a good qb.
Flynn hit 4 tds today and next week will lose his job to Rogers.
But Flynn's problem was consistency game after game.
He's a solid pricey backup though.
Anthony wrote:HumanCockroach wrote:If it makes you guys feel any better, I believe I was the LAST "Flynn guy" standing at the end ( right up until the Miami game). Never shirked away from those posts, never will, it was what I felt until I saw Wilson "take that next step" ( Which IMHO happened in the Miami game, and blossomed in the Chicago game the following week).
Actually I think the last Flynn guy is he who will not be named but his name rhymes with BackButt
HumanCockroach wrote:Anthony wrote:HumanCockroach wrote:If it makes you guys feel any better, I believe I was the LAST "Flynn guy" standing at the end ( right up until the Miami game). Never shirked away from those posts, never will, it was what I felt until I saw Wilson "take that next step" ( Which IMHO happened in the Miami game, and blossomed in the Chicago game the following week).
Actually I think the last Flynn guy is he who will not be named but his name rhymes with BackButt
Sorry, I should clarified, I was talking about non trolls/ crazy people....
NorthHawk wrote:I had fully expected Jackson to start the year and play himself onto the bench.
I then expected Flynn to play the rest of the year with Wilson learning by watching.
I hadn't fully appreciated PCs belief that the best player plays regardless of experience.
It was a bit of an eye opener.
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