Quote from: AZGiantFan on Today at 01:48:10 PMYes, 3 people just did by providing context. But you have your mind made up and that's that. And you keep giving the game away, like when you didn't know that the back-ups had Thomas when DJ didn't and just now when you completely misinterpreted the chart MG posted.
Quote from: Jolly Blue Giant on Today at 02:00:22 PMA couple of things I've read this past year:
1) Drake is DJ 2.0, except Drake was throwing to potential NFL receivers, whilst DJ was throwing to future doctors, surgeons, lawyers, nuclear engineers, and scientists
2) The tangibles between Drew Lock and JJ McCarthy are eerily similar, the intangibles, not so much
Regardless, I believe Daboll calls the shots concerning which players see the field. If Lock shows real substance and wows a few times during training, and DJ seems to struggle, I imagine Daboll puts in who he feels is the best of the two
If both show excellent form, throwing, aptitude, etc., or are both average looking, then I imagine DJ gets the nod because of his salary and starting experience
Quote from: MightyGiants on Today at 12:32:40 PMI have heard this claim come up, but frankly it's juts not accurate as this chart clearly shows.
How quickly the pressure arrives matters a great deal and clearly the other two QBs had it significantly better than Jones
Quote from: Trench on Today at 01:15:56 PMThis is a good debate.
I would argue our backups played against some very strong teams and some who also made the playoffs.Stats do lie. It ain't everything. I'm sure someone adept at stats could find statistics that support my argument in some way.
Does anyone dispute the fact they BOTH moved the ball better than the $40 million QB?
Quote from: H-Town G-Fan on Today at 12:45:05 PMIs what I've highlighted that different from most QBs in the NFL? I tend to think not... which then merits in favor of moving on from him with a palatable short-term cap hit, because you can get similar (if not greater) production at a fraction of the cost.