Pretty sad. Look at Matt Cassel
Actually there is no good talent at wr or rb either or te.
I good secondary players or linebackers either.
League has no depth. The product these days is not very good at all.
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10-25-15 05:21 PM #1
NFL has no talent at QB
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10-25-15 05:22 PM #2
Tebow better than 50% of qb's
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10-25-15 05:23 PM #3
Once Brady goes it looks a little dire
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10-25-15 05:25 PM #4
Greedy owners. Need at least 75 players on each team. I'm just guessing, but at least 10 players each week are lost for the season.
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10-25-15 05:26 PM #5
League has 7 good qb's.
Rodgers
Brady
Eli
Big Ben
Palmer
Luck( he is just struggling now)
Romo
The rest are mediocre or garbage.
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10-25-15 05:26 PM #6
Thread of the day
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10-25-15 05:26 PM #7
Agreed. NFL these days seriously lacking as a product.
Originally Posted by lakerboy
Can barely bring myself to watch anymore.
Either blowouts or just poorly played games that hinge on turnovers. Very little excitement.
Many would disagree but I think College is better product. At least a few games are worth watching every week.
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10-25-15 05:32 PM #8
Mo I agree. I have always hated college but honestly I would rather watch that now.
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10-25-15 05:34 PM #9
Yesterday's slate was a heaping pile of doo doo water. Originally Posted by MoMoneyMoVaughn
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10-25-15 05:36 PM #10
Rivers is pretty good as ugly as this game is.
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10-25-15 05:37 PM #11
I feel like the product was much better 5 years ago. Not even sure I could explain why with any sort of tangible or quantifiable metric. Originally Posted by lakerboy
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10-25-15 05:39 PM #12
Yeah your always going to have bad weeks. Just feels like pretty much every week is bad in NFL. Originally Posted by stealthyburrito
Every prime time game is painful to watch it seems. At least all the games I have watched. 3-4 years ago I knew what I was doing every Thursday night football game. Now I check the score every hour or so while doing something I actually enjoy; drinking.
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10-25-15 05:42 PM #13
Take Palmer off your list
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10-25-15 05:44 PM #14
LB
32 teams.
NEVER going to be 32 better than average QB`s. 8 QB`s anyone would like, then 8 passable/mediocre.
The rest a pile of doggie-do-do. Sammy Braddlefuk* looks like a deer caught in headlights every single time he drops back.
EXACTLY can be said of HEAD coaches.NFL ain`t easy.
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10-25-15 05:50 PM #15
Huh, you didn't strike me as the drinking type. Originally Posted by MoMoneyMoVaughn
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10-25-15 05:51 PM #16
Dominic. How many goalies in the nhl? Are there at least 15 good ones? Originally Posted by DOM-Ganador
Dominic. How many good point guards in the nba?
Dominic how many aces in mlb?
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10-25-15 05:54 PM #17
I am not really. Originally Posted by stealthyburrito
I am sober 30 days a year.
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10-25-15 05:58 PM #18
Probably the hardest single position to play in any sport.
Never goin to have a bunch of elites at that position. Only a few guys in the world even capable of playing it mediocre.SBR
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10-25-15 06:00 PM #19
The league is doing everything it can to make the position easier. You can thank that hack Peyton Manning for that.
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10-25-15 06:56 PM #20
How many teams have to cut him before you start to believe that he can't play QB at the NFL level? Originally Posted by jjgold
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