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Originally posted by Watchutalkinbout:of course, he's made some mistakes by getting a bit ambitious throwing those picks in the preseason, but I hope he learns from those mistakes and does well
Yes! Finally a QB that isn't scared to throw the long-ball and ain't scared to make throws! Confidence!
Originally posted by XNap:
Excellent JTO writeup in the Press Democrat today.
Originally posted by Method:
If we win, I'll give JTO a huge pump up for this game.
If we lose, it would probably fall on JTO's shoulders. We beat this team with Smith (and Hostler), and even with Trent f**king Dilfer. If JTO can't beat this POS team, I doubt he can beat the Seahawks in week 2.
Originally posted by SF4EVA:Originally posted by Method:
If we win, I'll give JTO a huge pump up for this game.
If we lose, it would probably fall on JTO's shoulders. We beat this team with Smith (and Hostler), and even with Trent f**king Dilfer. If JTO can't beat this POS team, I doubt he can beat the Seahawks in week 2.
remember that the D has to do thier part. no if it is lopsided and JTO ias screwing up that would be different. b ut i think were going to seee effictive JT with a poss int.
Originally posted by Icelandic49er:
JTO will win us three games.........then he will get benched, and thats after week 9
Originally posted by Method:Originally posted by SF4EVA:Originally posted by Method:
If we win, I'll give JTO a huge pump up for this game.
If we lose, it would probably fall on JTO's shoulders. We beat this team with Smith (and Hostler), and even with Trent f**king Dilfer. If JTO can't beat this POS team, I doubt he can beat the Seahawks in week 2.
remember that the D has to do thier part. now if the game is lopsided and JTO is screwing up that would be different. but i think were going to see an effictive JT with a poss int.
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O’Brien and O’Sullivan might have similar high school and college diplomas, but their NFL paths couldn’t be more different.
While O’Sullivan is a longtime vagabond, O’Brien arrived with great expectations. He was part of the famed NFL draft class of 1983. Of the six quarterback taken in the first round that year, four went to the Super Bowl and three reached the Hall of Fame.
O’Brien went 24th overall, 10 picks after Jim Kelly and three picks before Dan Marino.
O’Brien didn’t reach those heights, but he threw for more than 25,000 yards over an 11-year career and made the Pro Bowl in ’85 and ’91. He once threw for 462 yards and four touchdowns to beat Marino’s Dolphins in 1986.
His totals at Davis, however, are no match for O’Sullivan’s. Here is the Aggies’ list of all-time passing yardage leaders:
1. J.T. O’Sullivan, 10,745 yards
2. Jon Grant, 8,220
3. Kevin Daft, 7,601
4. Ken O’Brien, 6,637
5. Mark Grieb, 6,051
The final name on the list ought to look familiar as well. Grieb has led the San Jose SaberCats to three ArenaBowl championships. In 2002, he was the league’s offensive player of the year.
Originally posted by Joecool:
JTO!!!!!!
- Was on the Lions, Panthers, Pats, Vikings, GB, and Saints
- GB was looking to develop him but Rogers fell in their lap
Also, hearing Nolan on KNBR, he said McCarthy wanted JTO when McCarthy was with the Niners. He had heard some good things about JTO.
Nolan said the fact that McCarthy was already eying the guy and Martz liked what the guy brings to the field told Nolan that he should sign him AND give him a chance.
Why in the hell was he a journeyman: gunslinger, mistake prone, attitude seemed cocky, teams kept getting in a situation where the starter was better or a draft pick with more potential was acquired, or was it just a different agenda?
Who knows. One thing that I do know is that you can say he makes dumb decisions and if you think he's going to consistently make the type of INT he threw against the Raiders...well...that's not going to happen. He will throw the type of INT he had in the GB game, but almost every QB and their momma occasionally throws those.
JTO has not played a regular season game, but I have a good feeling he is going to be bad ass. My reasoning has nothing to do with this QB rating or stats but everything to do with how he operates the huddle to the different ways he can release that damn ball. His accuracy and throwing capabilities is EXACTLY what the M-O needs.