Brother Harbaugh is just as ignorant as Jim

Originally posted by TheXFactor:

yet no one gave a sh*t about him when he ran his offense in Buffalo. Alot has to do with the talent around his scheme. Imagine if he had Trubisky or Dalton to work with lol.

Very true. But if you look around the league and see Mahomes, Jackson, Watson, Prescott, etc all flourishing then you got Roman who's had some success with Kap and now a top ranked o with Jackson f Dalton you hire him and give him the next athletic qb.

Idk I still think the Option qb is pretty risky. Lamar can easily get injured and RG3 would be like a deer in headlights as a starter.

Sure it weakens defenses and is a tough grueling way to play but the risk factor is there. There's a reason you don't see alot of it in the NFL.

Originally posted by tjd808185:

Originally posted by TheXFactor:
yet no one gave a sh*t about him when he ran his offense in Buffalo. Alot has to do with the talent around his scheme. Imagine if he had Trubisky or Dalton to work with lol.

Very true. But if you look around the league and see Mahomes, Jackson, Watson, Prescott, etc all flourishing then you got Roman who's had some success with Kap and now a top ranked o with Jackson f Dalton you hire him and give him the next athletic qb.

I think some desperate team might offer him a job, but if he's smart, he should stay put. He does his best under a Harbaugh crown.

This thread didn't age well.

Originally posted by susweel:

This thread didn't age well.

Lmfao was just about to post this, John looks like a GD genius

Originally posted by JMC52:

Originally posted by susweel:
This thread didn't age well.

Lmfao was just about to post this, John looks like a GD genius

Just as it didnt age well yet, it can also start to age well... thats kinda how the nfl is.

Originally posted by DRCHOWDER:

Originally posted by JMC52:

Originally posted by susweel:

This thread didn't age well.

Lmfao was just about to post this, John looks like a GD genius

Just as it didnt age well yet, it can also start to age well... thats kinda how the nfl is.

"Lamar is questionable with a knee and ankle injury heading into the playoffs.He was hit hard as he was coming off a 15 yard rush. We'll keep you posted..."

Originally posted by TonyStarks:
"Lamar is questionable with a knee and ankle injury heading into the playoffs.He was hit hard as he was coming off a 15 yard rush. We'll keep you posted..."

"And now in REAL, UNDOCTORED news,...enjoy the list of immobile QBs dominating the REAL QB injury list, where the only current knee injury listed is from a statue QB that has -9 rushing yards total over his last 5 years!!"

Kurt Benkert (IR) ATL Toe-has a toe injury and is on the injured reserve list.
Cam Newton (IR) CAR Foot-is on the injured reserve list with a Lisfranc injury.
Mitchell Trubisky CHI Hip- exited the previous game with a right hip pointer but is expected to be available for Sunday's contest against the Giants.
Drew Stanton (IR) CLE Knee-Stanton has hit the injured reserve list with a knee injury.
Drew Lock (IR) DEN Thumb-suffered a right thumb sprain and has wound up on the Injured Reserve/Designated for Return list. It is unclear if he will be activated prior to Sunday's tilt versus the Bills.
Joe Flacco (IR) DEN Neck-is on injured reserve due to a herniated disc in his neck.
Matthew Stafford DET Back-has fractured bones in his back and a hip injury and is expected to need six weeks to recover.
Joe Webb (IR) HOU Foot-will miss an extended period while on the injured reserve list due to a right foot injury.
John Lovett (IR) KAN Shoulder-has been placed on the injured reserve list with a shoulder injury.
Ryan Fitzpatrick MIA Shoulder-has injuries to his right shoulder and forearm but is likely to suit up against the Browns on Sunday.
Tom Brady NWE Elbow-is tending to an elbow injury, but is likely to be available for Sunday's matchup against the Cowboys.
Trevor Siemian (IR) NYJ Ankle-is on injured reserve due to a torn ligament in his left ankle.
Ben Roethlisberger (IR) PIT Elbow-has been placed on injured reserve due to right elbow surgery.
Nathan Peterman OAK Elbow-has landed on the injured reserve list with a small ligament tear in his right elbow.
Russell Wilson SEA Hamstring-is anticipated to be on the field against the Eagles on Sunday despite a hamstring injury.
Jameis Winston TAM Ankle-Winston has a left ankle sprain, but he is expected to be available against the Falcons on Sunday
Blaine Gabbert (IR) TAM Shoulder-has been added to the injured reserve list with a shoulder injury
Alex Smith (IR) WAS Leg-is expected to miss the entire 2019 season while on the PUP list due to a right leg infection stemming from a surgery that ended his 2018 campaign.
Josh Woodrum (IR) WAS Pectoral-has suffered a torn pectoral muscle and has landed on injured reserve.

A bunch of QBs get injured as the list shows. How bout we actually look at what's really going on now with injuries, instead of what we hope and pray to one day happen to a player by the time he gets old??

As Steve Young would tell us...the main concern when taking off as a QB were concussions from opportunistic defenders,...not these leg injuries that statues get from not being able to move all the time.

And I know Young sure as hell wishes he could be playing in this era now with how far the NFL has gone to take that stuff out of the game and protect QBs.

Brother Harbaugh's team is probably the only team that's having Saleh loose alot of sleep waking up in a pool of sweat all week.

Aside from your normal containment on the outside, it'll be interesting to see just what the plan is for this kid this week.

Probably the NFL game of the season coming up.

Booger Mcfarland is out here slobbering over Lamar Jackson but there is a tweet for everything;

Originally posted by TheXFactor:

Originally posted by tjd808185:
Roman may end up being a head coach pretty soon here the way he's got them going.

yet no one gave a sh*t about him when he ran his offense in Buffalo. Alot has to do with the talent around his scheme. Imagine if he had Trubisky or Dalton to work with lol.

Name me a coach that has won without talent.

Originally posted by TonyStarks:
Idk I still think the Option qb is pretty risky. Lamar can easily get injured and RG3 would be like a deer in headlights as a starter.

Sure it weakens defenses and is a tough grueling way to play but the risk factor is there. There's a reason you don't see alot of it in the NFL.

Agree. The rules only protect a QB if he's sliding and if he's in the pocket. Once out of the pocket and isn't sliding - the QB's fair game. I think if Steve Young was playing in this era, I think he could add a couple more years to his career, but I still think it would be shorter than a pocket QB with good talent around him (i.e. TB12).

Still, I marvel at the durability of Midget Wilson. Every year I expect him to be IR'ed every year, and every year I still am surprised that he's made it through one more season without medical issues. Contrast that with RGIII, Kaepernick when he was here, and Cam Newton. Simply amazing. Maybe it's a special kind of PED he's taking?

Originally posted by TonyStarks:

Booger Mcfarland is out here slobbering over Lamar Jackson but there is a tweet for everything;

I keep thinking back to what Brent Jones said of McFarland--

"The Garoppolo thing has me a little fired up," Jones told KNBR. "I really am frustrated with Snot Nose, or Loogie, or Booger or whatever the guy's name is. I try not to throw people under the bus most of the time, but you're a very, very average defensive lineman your whole career.

"If I could pick anybody on a team that knows less about what's truly going on offensively and defensively, it would be a defensive lineman. Rush the passer, stay in your lane, play your gaps, tackle the guy. That's it. You don't care what coverage, you don't care what linebackers are going…you don't know pass patterns, you don't know what running backs are doing, you don't know anything.

"I get it, he was a guy that was left over because Jason Witten didn't make it, but don't come and bring your quarterback analysis into the prime time of Monday Night Football, when you're just a jag, when on a crappy team you're just a guy. That got me fired up last night.

"You tell me about Jimmy Garoppolo and his mechanics and that he's a bit off, while on the flip side Baker Mayfield, 'Oh I like what Freddy Kitchens is doing, oh Baker Mayfield has had some ups and downs tonight.' Really? Show me an up. There was no up. He got up after he was flat on his back.

"I was not happy with that analysis at all. I know he's working hard, and he's trying, but he's a defensive lineman that doesn't know anything about the game, and it's a travesty that that's Monday Night Football.

"Monday Night Football is legendary, and I'm sure he's a good guy, but don't bring your analysis in and throw guys under the bus when you don't know what you're talking about."

Originally posted by qnnhan7:

I keep thinking back to what Brent Jones said of McFarland--

"The Garoppolo thing has me a little fired up," Jones told KNBR. "I really am frustrated with Snot Nose, or Loogie, or Booger or whatever the guy's name is. I try not to throw people under the bus most of the time, but you're a very, very average defensive lineman your whole career.

"If I could pick anybody on a team that knows less about what's truly going on offensively and defensively, it would be a defensive lineman. Rush the passer, stay in your lane, play your gaps, tackle the guy. That's it. You don't care what coverage, you don't care what linebackers are going…you don't know pass patterns, you don't know what running backs are doing, you don't know anything.

"I get it, he was a guy that was left over because Jason Witten didn't make it, but don't come and bring your quarterback analysis into the prime time of Monday Night Football, when you're just a jag, when on a crappy team you're just a guy. That got me fired up last night.

"You tell me about Jimmy Garoppolo and his mechanics and that he's a bit off, while on the flip side Baker Mayfield, 'Oh I like what Freddy Kitchens is doing, oh Baker Mayfield has had some ups and downs tonight.' Really? Show me an up. There was no up. He got up after he was flat on his back.

"I was not happy with that analysis at all. I know he's working hard, and he's trying, but he's a defensive lineman that doesn't know anything about the game, and it's a travesty that that's Monday Night Football.

"Monday Night Football is legendary, and I'm sure he's a good guy, but don't bring your analysis in and throw guys under the bus when you don't know what you're talking about."

Wasn't just that. It was the 4 hour BJ of Russell Wilson too. Granted it's not just the MNF crew but it's simply amazing how much credit that guy can get even when he doesn't play well and the D wins them games. Next Monday's game commentary will be insufferable.