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Thread: The Foundation of Development.
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05-18-2017, 02:08 AM #61Legendary RSR Poster
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Re: The Foundation of Development.
And when I said zone run wco, I meant the Shanahan version that has delivered multiple SBs to teams. It was a great fit for Flacco. Flacco has played his best football behind a good OL and strong run game. This pass happy offense that the fWO think Joe can run by himself is just never gonna work. Joe Flacco is simply not a Peyton Manning or Tom Brady, he's not even a Ben Roflsberger.
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Re: The Foundation of Development.
Need I remind everyone how bad Russel Wilsons line was this season, and he didn't have a good run game like he's had before. The Seahawks still made the play offs and won a game because they have a dominant defense, and Wilson (who I think is in the same category as Joe when theyre both fully healthy) made the plays that we've seen from Flacco in the past. Hell, Joe started to look like his old self towards the end of the season, but the wheels started to fall off from the defense.
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Re: The Foundation of Development.
This is a fallacy, because Joe isn't throwing to the guys those other guys are throwing too.
Those guys being gronk, brown, etc.
They inflate QB stats.
I GUARANTEE you, if some of the passes Joe threw last year were going to a guy like brown, his yards per attempt and TDs would have been higher, solely due to Browns individual ability.
Brady has nothing to do with Gronk dragging defenders down the field for YAC. That is all gronk.
When brown is juking people for extra yards, that isn't because of Ben.
But yet the stats of Brady and Ben reap the rewards.
You need quality weapons in a pass happy offense. We have never had weapons that are equivalent to those seen on other teams.
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Re: The Foundation of Development.
I don't care about levels. All I know is flacco has outperformed Brady and Peyton and Ben in the playoffs at least once each. That's enough for me to stake a claim in. Not many QBs can make such a claim.
All I want to know is this:
Would Flacco's stats be better or worse if he threw to Antonio brown? Simple question. Would flacco benefit from Brown?
Imagine the following hypothetical.
Flacco throws 100 identical passes in 100 identical scenarios to Antonio Brown of last year and Mike Wallace of last year.
Would the 100 passes to brown yield more production than the 100 passes to wallace?
In other words, remove the impact of the QB. Would brown outperform Wallace on an individual level?
If yes, then brown would inherently help whatever QB has passed him the ball more than Wallace would.
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Re: The Foundation of Development.
Brady completed 14, yes FOURTEEN, passes to ONE RB in the SB. Why didn't anyone call him checkdown Charlie???
If flacco had done that he be lambasted for all eternity. Brady does it and its ok.
Did Brady make Edelman skim that low pass off the turf too? Or was that just dumb luck?
Scheme and talent (and luck)!all contribute to a QBs "level".
It's much more than the QB in isolation.
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Re: The Foundation of Development.
Every QB fails when compared to Brady.
Every team fails when compared to NE as well.
I mean wtf is even the point of advancing an argument to the contrary?
But if flacco isn't "anywhere near" Brady...how do you suppose that he has outperformed Brady in head to head matchups? That kinda seems to be a huge counterpoint to your position, no?
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05-18-2017, 07:48 AM #72
Re: The Foundation of Development.
Joe isnt on Bradys level, as Brady is the GOAT.
I do think he is every bit, if not better than Ben, Ryan and Eli. I think Ben is one of the most over rated players in the history of the league. He has been complete garbage in the superbowl both times, and has continually been bailed out by his elite talent.
Unlike Raven fans, Pitt took years to even utter a bad word about Ben. They blamed his line and coordinator, when it was ben who was holding on to the ball for 4-5 seconds. He has improved under Haley, but Pitt fans and national media still blame his line when I would argue they've been elite based on how long ben and bell have to make decisions.
Either way, TO GET BACK TO THE TOPIC, Joe is one of the only franchise QB's in the NFL who doesnt have a team with a consistent offensive scheme or identity.
If we are going to continue to employe a Headcoach with no real offensive or defensive coaching experience, we should take a page from the steelers and find a competent OC, and keep him here
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