JDG wrote:
> So, in other words, you judge QB's in part by factors that are
> completely outside their control?
In part, of course. If a QB with fantastic potential is badly injured
early in their career, never to reach his potential, will he ever be
considered great? If a QB with potential end
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "pencimen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> He's got a long way to go to prove that to me. You can put up gaudy
> numbers and win a lot of regular season games (Dan Marino and the
> young John Elway) but you don't achieve greatness in football in the
> regular season. Montan
John D. Giorgis wrote:
Indianapolis at New England - Amidst all the talk about the "instant
classic" of last week's Colts-Broncos game, something has been lost -
the Indy was completely unable to stop anybody on the ground, and only
won because of a masterful performance by someone who will some
pencimen wrote:
In any case, every time I turn on a football game there's an official
making yet another god-awful call. What, is the mafia running the
game now?
At least I haven't heard about any death threats against NFL refs for
bad calls
Julia
On 11/4/06, pencimen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
JDG wrote:
> ... and only
> won because of a masterful performance by someone who will someday be
> regarded as the best QB in NFL History.
He's got a long way to go to prove that to me. You can put up gaudy
numbers and win a lot of regular seas
JDG wrote:
> ... and only
> won because of a masterful performance by someone who will someday be
> regarded as the best QB in NFL History.
He's got a long way to go to prove that to me. You can put up gaudy
numbers and win a lot of regular season games (Dan Marino and the
young John Elway) but
A decent enough 9-5 last week, but still five games back of my Dad -
whom I'll be joining in Buffalo this week for Bills-Packers
Houston at NY Giants - Lock of the week. the Giants' passrush aught to
terrorize whomever the Texans trot out at QB. Pick: GIANTS
New Orleans at Tampa Bay - Tampa Ba
On Thu, 30 Oct 2003, John D. Giorgis wrote:
> Washington at Dallas - Washington is down to their third-string running
> back, and Chad Morton and Rock Cartwright are no Arlen Harris. This is
> going to force Patrick Ramsey to throw almost every down, which will
> probably get him killed behind
Well, its official I'm now doing worse at predicting NFL games than I
ever dreamed possible. Still, I am nothing if not stubborn, so here are
this week's picks:
Carolina at Houston - Its hard to see Tony Banks doing well against this
defense. Pick: PANTHERS
Indianapolis at Miami - Well, I'
