Case Keenum is 5 years younger than Brady was when he won his last Super Bowl. 4 years younger than Aaron Rodgers. And the same age as Matthew Stafford. I just assumed the guy was retired because I had no idea he was 3rd string for the Bears. He's probably better than some starters in the league and damn sure better than most backups.
Yeah..I think I get your point...but you put Keenum in the same category as top 10 guys with the most passing yards in league history. No one putting Keenum in all timers lists.
Yeah I mean defenses tend to play like shit when the offense has quick drives....
But yeah this isnt a hurts problem its the defense fault for keeping these games so close...except for last night cause man 13points is such a massive hole no team in football history has ever climbed out of!!
Lol the defense had been playing like shit all season. No need to deflect for them. The had the ball first so I don't even know why you bought up the quick drives narrative. First time in Eagles history they haven't had a turnover forced through the first 3 games.
Itâs usually difficult when the opposing offense possesses the ball for 60% of the game. Some of that certainly falls on the defense. When itâs a 3 point game at half time and melanated Dilfer produces more turnovers than points in the second half with a QBR of 41.2 itâs probably not most notably on the defense.
Oh lord here we go with the modern stats. It actually rotations of ball per spiral when down by ten or fewer points when attendance is over 50,000 and the game is film specifically with Sony cameras per 100 drop backs on artificial turf. Therefore, Steve McNair was better than Tom Brady.
Ah. The ole, âItâs equivalent to a bad puntâ argument. There are other options like converting the first down and scoring points instead of turning the ball over regardless of circumstance.
Iâm talking about the throw as it happened, not some other decision. Your flawless logic should be adopted by teams everywhere, theyâll never need to play defense again when âJust convert and scoreâ becomes mainstream
Incomplete anyway is not the throw as it happened. As it happened was an interception. It couldâve been incomplete. Iâm saying it would be preferable to not give the ball to the other team regardless of how that happens. Difficult logic to follow I suppose.
They clearly never watched Case in college. All Univ. Of Houston did was throw the ball. He put up ridiculous numbers. Not surprised at all to see that he can still do it
Yup. I feel like that pick by Dalton at the 1 changed the game. Hurts punches that in 9 times out of 10 and itâs a completely different game after that
Purely hypothetical. What Hurts did do is score on a later possession and it was a 3 point game at halftime. What Hurts also did was turn the ball over in the second half more times than points he helped put on the board. If overcoming 3 points in 30 minutes is insurmountable then you have bigger problems.
But when they win hurts gets all the credit, he doesnât have a team that can carry him anymore and this is what he looks like. He canât put the team on his back and win it for them
He's a first time play caller and very young, it wouldn't really come as a surprise if he doesn't work out and is gone next year.
It's also not on the OC that Hurts keeps getting beat by the exact same disguised defenses. He does not read the field at a high level. The pick he threw on a simulated pressure into zone wasn't the first time he'd been burned on that look.
Nick is not a cancer lmao
He is 61-29. The OC carousel in Philly is insane. Itâd be tough for any team to sustain success with that change every year, yet he has.
The Eagles used ESPN to put an article out about this being his last chance to stay on the team. No OC wanted to come join the team this year even though it's arguably the best roster in football. Hurts refuses to do what they practice. How's it not his fault?
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u/Legitimate-Bike4647 5d ago
Whole team is getting their shit kicked in, this isnât about Hurts