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Watching RG3 the last couple years I think there was more to it than just injury. The kid is rattled and may not be able to come back from it. I sure as hell wouldn't trade a first round pick for him even if I was desperate for a QB.
Exactly this. Scouting caught up to RG3.RG3's rookie year reminded me of when a backup QB comes in and plays really well for a short period of time. They play well because the opponent doesn't have enough game film to study them and devise a counter strategy. So they play generically and sometimes predictably because they don't know the faults. Foles is going to be the same way. Where he had one good year but it won't happen again. RG3 also came in at the right time when this breed of mobile QB was sexy but like the Wildcat it flashed in the pan and no one wants that shit anymore unless that person is Wilson.
Here's the thing...I'll use Buffalo again just because I know the team. He is MUCH better than anything that they currently have on their roster, or will be available via the draft or market anytime soon. If ol' boy in San Diego Rivers gets out some how, then ya. Take that man and ride him till he dies.Yeah you're crazy if you think RG3 has any value.
This is a very complicated argument, and there's like a 200 something page thread on ExtremeSkins about it.I don't know man...That 1st year he threw a pretty looking ball when he was in the pocket. 20/5 TD/INT 65% completion. I'd give an early 2nd late 1st for him. I can't find stats of what was in vs out the pocket for pass completions, but I remember seeing no less than 5 games with him and Luck and they looked awesome. I'd say RG3 looked better IMO. (NOT NOW before yoll start it up)
You know, I said the same thing after his Rookie year and got crucified back at the old FOH boards.Everything in the first year was an illusion.
I mean, the dude is a freak athlete. You can't deny that. He was successful in college because he could just out perform everyone else on the field. Unfortunately, that's almost everyone in the NFL so it stops working.You know, I said the same thing after his Rookie year and got crucified back at the old FOH boards.
He probably didn't have a choice?Bob Kraft took the stand in the Hernandez trial this morning. Basically said nothing of interest, but interesting he was actually there testifying.
I understand he didn't have a choice. it's interesting that the owner of the team, who had probably 2 hours of total contact with hernandez over his multiple seasons in NE, was called.He probably didn't have a choice?
Yeah.It'd be logical to put BB on the stand if you were to pick anyone from the Patriots.