Who's questioning keeping Flacco? Football people?
Man just got a $120 million extension and is wearing a ring.
Man just got a $120 million extension and is wearing a ring.
Who's questioning keeping Flacco? Football people?
Man just got a $120 million extension and is wearing a ring.
I can say exactly the same thing about Griffin and that was my point. Consistency. Flacco is just NOW, after 5 years as a starter, looking consistently like an NFL QB.
After just one week of football in 2014, can you really say that's enough to gauge and call him "just now" looking consistent ?
The Ravens played their 2nd game last night.
I thought this was a fair evaluation of where Griffin is after week one. http://sports.yahoo.com/video/qb-no...0900088.html?soc_src=mediacontentsharebuttons
So - at the point at which Griffin has access to live footage from the overhead camera - I'll be willing to jump all over his ass for missing 'open receivers'. But hey, I know that's a a minor detail.
His view probably frequently looks more like this
Give Robert a ****ing NFL offensive line, and if he fails, then fine, we'll go to the next guy.
But, as long as he has Chester and the Matador (Polumbus) as starters, he's got to be given a pass.
I believe I could pass block better than Polumbus. And, I'm old, tired and weary.
Well, you and I have a difference of opinion. If Peyton were behind that line, his career would be over due to injury.
The sack stats you use are dubious. We were usually way behind last year, and defenses were playing soft.
I don't really get the value in throwing 'hypotheticals' at the wall. But let's keep it civil please.
Just to play devil's advocate tr1, we don't have the worst pass blocking in the league. Not even close.
Philly gave up more sacks than us, and they won the division.
Just as it's not fair to point the finger solely at RG3, it's just as absurd to point the finger solely at the O-line.
You haven't joined any rooms.