greggorymac
Footballguy
Will Gabbert improve Larry's stats from 2010 or should we expect more of the same? Would Larry be better off if AZ brought in a veteran such as McNabb?
Thoughts...
Thoughts...
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Is Gabbert good for Fitzgerald? (1 Viewer)
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krsone21
Footballguy
Football Critic
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My mom would be an upgrade.but if you want a serious answer...dang, the answer is still my mom would be an upgrade.Wouldn't take much to be an upgrade over what Arizona had last year at QB.
Sinrman
Footballguy
It can only mean good things for Fitz. It couldn't have gotten much worse for him last year...
Bracie Smathers
Footballguy
Dude, ITS YOUR MOM!Bill and Ted clip:My mom would be an upgrade.but if you want a serious answer...dang, the answer is still my mom would be an upgrade.
Sudoku_in_the_Bathtub
Footballguy
Don't see them going Gabbert so no need to answer.
Hipple Long Ware & Peete
Footballguy
I should think so. Gabbert might be the best QB in this draft for the NFL game.
krsone21
Footballguy
I agree with you I do think that bringing in a veteran would be better for Fitz. That being said that is not what the question asked. The question asked if Gabbert would be good for Fitzgerald and based on those parameters I would have to agree that Gabbert would be good for Fitzgerald because the Arizona QB's were awful last year.
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sihaokills
Footballguy
I think a veteran like Orton, and McNabb will be a better fit for Fitz. Gabbert is a beast, but a veteran IMO is better for Fitzgerald
Grid71
Footballguy
Staying with AZ, here is my take. Getting a #1 Palmer (assuming his arm strength is truly back) or #2 McNabb would be ideal. Orton isn't terrible, but he doesn't seem like a good fit since he doesn't have a great deep ball in the arsenal. Free agency coming after the draft makes it much harder though. Unless AZ is 100% sold on Gabbert as a franchise QB, there is no reason to waste this pick just because the team needs a QB. Too many holes to fill even though a QB makes sense. Maybe a guy like Mallet would be better in a later round. He throws a great deep ball and may help raise Fitz' value more. Mallet's reported lack of maturity almost pushes the team to get a vet to show the kid how to prepare for being an NFL QB. He is almost guaranteed to fail if he doesn't have a mentor.'krsone21 said:
MTskibum
Footballguy
The largest factor going against Fitz last year was his torn mcl in preseason. Fitz put up pretty stellar numbers with skelton at the end of last season because he was finally healthy.Fitz is like calvin johnson, it doesnt matter who is throwing him the ball. Fitz will be a top 3 wide reciever next year as long as he can stay healthy.For fantasy football purposes I hope that the Cardinals do not bring in a quarterback, that way I can draft Fitz in the early to mid second.:edit:First half of the season42 receptions for 510 yardsSecond half of the season48 receptions for 627 yards
http://www.rotoworld.com/recent/nfl/1661/larry-fitzgerald
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Shutout
Footballguy
The deep ball is not Fitz's game. He hasn't caught a ball for longer than 50 yards in 3 of the last 4 seasons.Fitz is Fitz so short answer: You can't say because, as bad as the QB play was last year in AZ, there is no guarantee that Gabbert would be any better...just specualation.'Grid71 said:
Long answer: The safest way to get Fitz back up to where he normally is...draft AJ Grren or Julio Jones. That would make the biggest impact to Fitz in a positive way this season. Speculation on my part but I honestly believe if they could add Green and get Orton, this would be an extremely dynamic offense this year.
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