Anyone have the QB Rotations for tonight/this weekend?
One of the most valuable pieces of information you can have in the preseason is QB Rotations!
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Agree but its only important if you are betting.Comment -
looking feist used to have but not last few years,can get depth charts but have to guess rotations kind of for nowComment -
have to look in local newspapers for each teamComment -
Go to each team website they have info on there that you wont find anywhere else. This goes for most of the presesason because when week 1 rolls around every news outlet will have key injuries and such. Do you ******* homework Landers.Comment -
hardest way to make an easy livingComment -
Pats- Brady for a series or 2
Hoyer- thru early 3rd or so
Mallett- finishing
This is how it's expected to go for the Pats, although who really knows with Hoody in chargeComment -
Eagles - the first team will play the first quarter with Vick. The second team will play second quarter with Young - The second half will be everyone elseComment -
excellent info men!Comment -
you betting again Brock?Comment -
Rhett Bohmar for MVP is all you need to know.Comment -
So what are tonight's plays?Comment -
thx brockComment -
Nice handicapping work Brock. No wonder you went bust over and over.
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Ok my research shows Philly -3 1h and Denver +3 are the playsComment -
Brock, make a video from the Motel 6 lookalike room!המוסד
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I found this on another site
Baltimore - QB Joe Flacco is scheduled to play the first quarter Thursday night. QB Tyrod Taylor is
expected to play as much as 2 1/2 quarters, while QB Hunter Cantwell is slated to play the rest of the
contest.
Philadelphia - QB Michael Vick will start. Vick and the starters are expected to play the 1st quarter.
Vince Young and the 2nd team will play the second quarter
Denver - Denver's offensive starters will get 12 to 15 plays Thursday. Tim Tebow will be the second
quarterback in, after Kyle Orton plays. Denver's starting defense may play a little less.
Dallas – Starters are expected to play 1-2 series/ 8-12 plays.
Arizona - HC Whisenhunt hasn't determined how much starters will play Thursday, but he did say that
Kevin Kolb will play more than usual for a starting quarterback in the preseason openerComment -
Brady sitting tonight.Comment -
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great info men
Brock solid threadComment -
denver/dallas OVER 34 orton/tebow/brady quinn (all 3 qbs are hungry for points) vs romo/kitna/mghee (all 3 qbs can move the ball)
philly-2.5 1H vick/vince young vs flacco + rookie
san diego -2.5 1H rivers/volek vs shit + shit
arizona +2.5 1H fifty thousand raiders starters hurt
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by the way the arizona cardinals might be pursuing buffalo WR lee evans.....
if they get him watch outttComment -
Some info about QB here:
MARK LAWRENCE COVERS' WHAT BETTORS NEED TO KNOW
Jacksonville Jaguars at New England Patriots (-3.5, 35.5)
Starter Report
Jaguars: Rookie quarterback Blaine Gabbert will start for the Jags against the Patriots Thursday. Gabbert gets the nod because first-string QB David Garrard is out with a stiff back. Veteran backup Luke McCown will run out with the second team and Jags coach Jack Del Rio says Gabbert and McCown should split the majority of snaps.
Recently signed 39-year-old Todd Bouman will lead the Jags’ scrub offense in the latter parts of Thursday’s game.
Starting running back Maurice Jones-Drew, tight end Marcedes Lewis and defensive end Aaron Kampman all will not play Thursday.
Patriots: New England head coach Bill Belichick isn’t talking about his player rotations for Thursday, although he did hint that players who didn’t practice on Tuesday would most likely not suit up for the team’s first preseason game.
That would rule out defensive lineman Albert Haynesworth, tight end Rob Gronkowski, offensive linemen Dan Connolly and Chris Morris, and linebacker Brandon Spikes.
If we follow Belichick’s past rotation patterns for the first week of the preseason, we can expect to see Tom Brady and the rest of the first-string offense in for most, if not all, of the first quarter.
Things to remember: This is the first preseason meeting between these two teams since 2004 when the Jaguars ran roughshod over the Patriots on this field in a 31-0 victory… Jaguars head coach Jack Del Rio is 20-12 SU and 20-10-1 ATS during the preseason, including 10-1-1 ATS as a dog… Bill Belichick is 36-29 SU and 33-26-6 ATS in the preseason, including 20-11-1 ATS when seeking revenge from a preseason loss.
Baltimore Ravens at Philadelphia Eagles (-3, 34)
Starter Report
Ravens: Starting quarterback Joe Flacco will play the entire first quarter with backups Tyrod Taylor and Hunter Cantwell playing the rest of the game. Rookie QB Taylor is expected to get the bulk of the action. The Baltimore Sun reports the rookie from Virginia Tech will play for two and a half quarters before giving way to Cantwell midway through the fourth quarter.
The Ravens will be missing a few starters from the lineup Thursday. Center Matt Birk will not play due to a sore knee while corners Jimmy Smith and Domonique Foxworth are both doubtful.
Eagles: Philadelphia coach Andy Reid says Michael Vick and the rest of the first-team offense will play the first 12 minutes, while Vince Young and the backup unit will play the second and some of the third quarters. That leaves third stringer QB Mike Kafka with the mop-up duties.
Receivers Jeremy Maclin and DeSean Jackson both won’t play Thursday. Maclin is dealing with an undisclosed illness and Jackson just reported to camp Monday after ending a brief holdout.
Things to remember: The Ravens defeated the Eagles 29-3 and 20-10 in the two most recent preseason meetings between these teams in 2007 and 2006… Baltimore head coach John Harbaugh is 8-4 SU and 7-5 ATS in the preseason, including 3-0 SU and ATS in the first game… Andy Reid is 18-30 SU and 19-27-2 ATS in exhibition games, including 8-15 ATS at home and 3-9 SU and 2-9-1 ATS in lid lifters.
Seattle Seahawks at San Diego Padres (-3.5, 35.5)
Starter Report
Seahawks: Coach Pete Carroll refuses to reveal his playing time schedule for Thursday’s preseason opener but he has told reporters all healthy and available players will see the field.
We know Seattle will start Tavaris Jackson under center followed by Charlie Whitehurst and Josh Portis. Receiver Mike Williams will not play because of a toe sprain.
Chargers: Norv Turner is just as wishy-washy discussing preseason playing time as he making tough calls in big games. The Chargers coach told reporters earlier in the week that running back Ryan Matthews likely wouldn’t play Thursday because of a strained muscle in his leg but wouldn’t rule out the second-year pro taking the field in the preseason opener after a good Tuesday practice.
The Bolts aren't elaborating on playing time for their starters either but bettors can assume Philip Rivers and the rest of the first-string offense will play the majority of the first quarter. Billy Volek will take over the reins after Rivers, while Scott Tolzien will finish the game off under center.
Things to remember: Rivers played just one quarter in 2010 with top targets Vincent Jackson, Malcom Floyd and Antonio Gates all healthy and available.
Denver Broncos at Dallas Cowboys (-3, 34)
Starter Report
Broncos: The early talk was on whether Tim Tebow would win the starting quarterback job in Denver but things have changed pretty quickly. Quarterback Kyle Orton will lead the Broncos first-team offense onto the field Thursday and is expected to stay for 12 offensive snaps.
Tebow is listed as the second-string QB right now, but, from the way Denver writers are talking, Brady Quinn is playing well enough to push Tebow all the way to the bottom of the depth chart. Quinn and Tebow should split the last three quarters against Dallas.
Cowboys: Coach Jason Garrett says his starters will see between eight to 12 plays before turning the ball over to his backup players.
Tony Romo will lead the first-string offense followed by Jon Kitna and Stephen McGee. Tom Brandstater, last on the team’s depth chart at quarterback, will likely get some action at the end of the game as well.
Dallas will be missing a few starters because of injuries: G Montrae Holland, CB Mike ******* and NT Jay Ratliff all won’t suit up Thursday.
Things to remember: Dallas is 9-16 SU and 8-17 ATS in the first game of the preseason… Fox is 19-17 SU and 16-19-1 ATS during the preseason, including 3-0 SU and ATS as a pick or underdog of less than three points.
Arizona Cardinals at Oakland Raiders (-3.5, 32.5)
Starter Report
Cardinals: Arizona coach Ken Whisenhunt wouldn’t go into specifics about how long his starters would play but he did say newly acquired quarterback Kevin Kolb would play more than starting QBs typically play in the first preseason game of the year.
Max Hall and John Skelton will get the majority of action under center once Kolb leaves the game.
Arizona Republic reporter and Cardinals beat writer Kent Somers had a beautiful line talking about the high-turnover this past offseason in Arizona and how it might affect the Cards game plan: “Coach Ken Whisenhunt cares little about winning in the preseason, but that has to be especially true this year.”
Raiders: New coach Hue Jackson said he’ll use Thursday night's exhibition opener against Arizona to evaluate his players.
“I want our guys to get used to when we step out on the field we’re playing to win," Jackson told the media. "Some people use it for evaluation and I do, too. That’s part of it. But it’s also about winning.”
Oakland’s top three quarterbacks, Jason Campbell, Kyle Boller and Trent Edwards, are all former starters in the NFL. Raiders running back Darren McFadden is still recovering from a broken orbital bone and won't play Thursday.
Things to remember: The Cardinals have not made winning a priority during the preseason since the arrival of Whisenhunt four years ago, going 5-11 SU and 6-10 ATS, including 1-3 SU and ATS in the first preseason games of the season.Comment -
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Arizona: Kevin Kolb, John Skelton, Richard Bartell, Max Hall
Atlanta: Matt Ryan, Chris Redman, John Parker Wilson, Adam Froman
Baltimore: Joe Flacco, Tyrod Taylor, Hunter Cantwell
Buffalo: Ryan Fitzpatrick, Tyler Thigpen, Levi Brown, Josh Nesbitt
Carolina: Cam Newton, Jimmy Clausen, Derek Anderson, Tony Pike
Chicago: Jay Cutler, Caleb Hanie, Nathan Enderle, Trevor Vittatoe
Cincinnati: Andy Dalton, Bruce Gradkowski, Jordon Palmer, Dan LeFevour
Cleveland: Colt McCoy, Seneca Wallace, Jarrett Brown, Troy Weatherhead
Dallas: Tony Romo, John Kitna, Stephen McGee, Tom Brandstater
Denver: Kyle Orton, Tim Tebow, Brady Quinn, Adam Weber
Detroit: Mathew Stafford, Shaun Hill, Drew Stanton, Zac Robinson
Green Bay: Aaron Rodgers, Matt Flynn, Graham Harrell
Houston: Matt Schaub, Matt Leinart, TJ Yates
Indianapolis: Peyton Manning (inj.), Dan Orlovsky, Curtis Painter, Nate Davis, Mike Hartline
Jacksonville: David Garrard (inj.), Blaine Gabbert, Luke McCown, Todd Bouman
Kanas City: Matt Cassel, Tyler Palko, Ricky Stanzi
Miami: Chad Henne, Matt Moore, Kevin O’Connell, Pat Devlin
Minnesota: Donovan McNabb, Christian Ponder, Joe Webb, Rhett Bomar
New England: Tom Brady, Brian Hoyer, Ryan Mallett, Jon Crompton
New Orleans: Drew Brees, Chase Daniel, Sean Canfield
NY Giants: Eli Manning, Sage Rosenfels, David Carr, Ryan Perrilloux
NY Jets: Mark Sanchez, Mark Brunell, Greg McElroy, Drew Willy
Oakland: Jason Campbell, Trent Edwards, Kyle Boller, Jordan LaSecla
Philadelphia: Mike Vick, Vince Young, Mike Kafka, Jerrod Johnson
Pittsburgh: Ben Roethlisberger, Byron Leftwich, Charlie Batch, Dennis Dixon
San Diego: Philip Rivers, Billy Volek, Scott Tolzien
San Francisco: Alex Smith, Colin Kaepernick, Jeremiah Masoli, McLeod Bethel-Thompson
Seattle: Tavaris Jackson, Charlie Whitehurst, Josh Portis
St Louis: Sam Bradford, AJ Feely, Thaddeus Lewis, Taylor Potts.
Tampa Bay: Josh Freeman, Josh Johnson, Rudy Carpenter, Joanthan Crompton, Mike Coughlin.
Tennessee: Matt Hasselbeck, Jake Locker, Rusty Smith, Brett Ratliff
Washington: Rex Grossman, John Beck, Kellen Clemens, Ben Chappell, Marc Verica.Comment -
nice work guysComment -
For the Chiefs.....
Cassel
Palko
Stanzi
.......I've got a friend who works training camp for the Chiefs, and says Palko looks horrible and Stanzi not much better. If Cassel isn't under center, we look pretty rough.Comment -
Lots of excuses coming out of Chiefs camp, thinking the Bucs could be solid play tonight: http://www.kansascity.com/2011/08/11...er-may-be.html
Oh, and FYI Mallet looked great for the Patriots last night, super arm strength, accurate and showed some nice touch a couple of times. I know it is pre-season, but he looked like at least a mid-first round talent. Good work Bill.
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thanks Rich Boy. Some of these teams (IMO Seattle, Cincy, Cleveland, Wash, Carolina) are in for a long season, what with no viable starter at QB and below average defense.Comment
Great stuff Rich Boy!