Who would you trade Rodgers for?

[falco]

Thanks for fucking up a nice thread guys.

[sheepshead]

Thanks for fucking up a nice thread guys.

Actually, it was kind of dumb.

[falco]

Thanks for fucking up a nice thread guys.

Actually, it was kind of dumb.

How are you even still here?

[sheepshead]

well it was everyones answer was the same..no one.

[Fritz]

Au contraire. I agreed with Ty that I might do it for a Hadl-like sum - Matt Ryan and two first rounders, or something equally ridiculous.

And that won't happen, but never say never. Say Ricky Williams or Herschel Walker or John Hadl.

[sheepshead]

It's just humor man, your skin is exceptionally thin. When you bloviate as you do without end, you should be prepared to take a ribbing now and again, really.

It isn't funny humor. Knock it off.

So no humor? no ribbing? youll have some cleaning up to do.

[Dabaddestbear]

ummm.

[Tyrone Bigguns]

It's just humor man, your skin is exceptionally thin. When you bloviate as you do without end, you should be prepared to take a ribbing now and again, really.

It isn't funny humor. Knock it off.

So no humor? no ribbing? youll have some cleaning up to do.

Admin,

Please start the cleaning with Sheep.

[HarveyWallbangers]

2. Baltimore missed the playoffs before they drafted Flacco. Next thing you know they're in the championship game. Coincidence? I think not.

I like Flacco a lot, but I heard an interesting stat today. Flacco has engineered exactly ZERO game-winning drives. To show that it's not just on the QB, Flacco was leading a comeback today and Mark Clayton dropped a 4th down pass that hit him in the numbers (per the radio show I was listening to). Kind of like how Crosby missed two FGs last year for Rodgers.

[red]

2. Baltimore missed the playoffs before they drafted Flacco. Next thing you know they're in the championship game. Coincidence? I think not.

I like Flacco a lot, but I heard an interesting stat today. Flacco has engineered exactly ZERO game-winning drives. To show that it's not just on the QB, Flacco was leading a comeback today and Mark Clayton dropped a 4th down pass that hit him in the numbers (per the radio show I was listening to). Kind of like how Crosby missed two FGs last year for Rodgers.

yes, it literally hit him in the numbers, AFTER going threw his hands. it was a pretty sad end to a promising drive

[channtheman]

2. Baltimore missed the playoffs before they drafted Flacco. Next thing you know they're in the championship game. Coincidence? I think not.

I like Flacco a lot, but I heard an interesting stat today. Flacco has engineered exactly ZERO game-winning drives. To show that it's not just on the QB, Flacco was leading a comeback today and Mark Clayton dropped a 4th down pass that hit him in the numbers (per the radio show I was listening to). Kind of like how Crosby missed two FGs last year for Rodgers.

You have to factor in wind resistance, how hard the QB threw the ball, the touch on the ball, did the QB look at the receiver funny when he threw the ball? You don't know. But drops are usually on the QB.

[Rastak]

2. Baltimore missed the playoffs before they drafted Flacco. Next thing you know they're in the championship game. Coincidence? I think not.

I like Flacco a lot, but I heard an interesting stat today. Flacco has engineered exactly ZERO game-winning drives. To show that it's not just on the QB, Flacco was leading a comeback today and Mark Clayton dropped a 4th down pass that hit him in the numbers (per the radio show I was listening to). Kind of like how Crosby missed two FGs last year for Rodgers.

You have to factor in wind resistance, how hard the QB threw the ball, the touch on the ball, did the QB look at the receiver funny when he threw the ball? You don't know. But drops are usually on the QB.

I this case it was 100% the receiver....he put it right where it needed to be.


edit: doh! Was that supposed to be some kind of shot?

[Partial]

2. Baltimore missed the playoffs before they drafted Flacco. Next thing you know they're in the championship game. Coincidence? I think not.

I like Flacco a lot, but I heard an interesting stat today. Flacco has engineered exactly ZERO game-winning drives. To show that it's not just on the QB, Flacco was leading a comeback today and Mark Clayton dropped a 4th down pass that hit him in the numbers (per the radio show I was listening to). Kind of like how Crosby missed two FGs last year for Rodgers.

You have to factor in wind resistance, how hard the QB threw the ball, the touch on the ball, did the QB look at the receiver funny when he threw the ball? You don't know. But drops are usually on the QB.

I'm assuming this is supposed to be some sort of cocky ass smart remark. Is this necessary? No. Have I ever said or proposed anything of the sort? No.

[SkinBasket]

2. Baltimore missed the playoffs before they drafted Flacco. Next thing you know they're in the championship game. Coincidence? I think not.

I like Flacco a lot, but I heard an interesting stat today. Flacco has engineered exactly ZERO game-winning drives. To show that it's not just on the QB, Flacco was leading a comeback today and Mark Clayton dropped a 4th down pass that hit him in the numbers (per the radio show I was listening to). Kind of like how Crosby missed two FGs last year for Rodgers.

You have to factor in wind resistance, how hard the QB threw the ball, the touch on the ball, did the QB look at the receiver funny when he threw the ball? You don't know. But drops are usually on the QB.

I'm assuming this is supposed to be some sort of cocky ass smart remark. Is this necessary? No. Have I ever said or proposed anything of the sort? No.

How about if we talk football and stop insulting people and their opinions?

[channtheman]

2. Baltimore missed the playoffs before they drafted Flacco. Next thing you know they're in the championship game. Coincidence? I think not.

I like Flacco a lot, but I heard an interesting stat today. Flacco has engineered exactly ZERO game-winning drives. To show that it's not just on the QB, Flacco was leading a comeback today and Mark Clayton dropped a 4th down pass that hit him in the numbers (per the radio show I was listening to). Kind of like how Crosby missed two FGs last year for Rodgers.

You have to factor in wind resistance, how hard the QB threw the ball, the touch on the ball, did the QB look at the receiver funny when he threw the ball? You don't know. But drops are usually on the QB.

I'm assuming this is supposed to be some sort of cocky ass smart remark. Is this necessary? No. Have I ever said or proposed anything of the sort? No.

What? This is just my opinion. I haven't seen the throw but how do you know it wasn't on the QB? Maybe they have some sort of chemistry that the QB was off on the play?