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This, and you could not of been more accurate.Middle of the road QB that had a good supporting cast and coaches. Got rewarded with $100mm for not losing important games.
This, and you could not of been more accurate.Middle of the road QB that had a good supporting cast and coaches. Got rewarded with $100mm for not losing important games.
Maybe he got confused. Flacco is just like Gomer Manning. Lots of #### games and the minute you bench him it's bombs away and a huge game with long TDs.Phenix said:You just sounded like a fool by comparing Flacco to Manning.Switch weapons with manning. He gets Stokley, Clark (now, not 6 years ago) Smith, Dickson, Brown. Flacco gets Thomas and Thomas, Welker, Decker.
Flacco doesn't throw 7 TDs, but even Manning would have a tough time producing with those cats.
After 5 years with those weapons, everyone would be discussing how Manning is helped by having an elite receiving crew (Stokley, Clark, etc.) that has a combined 8 Pro Bowls from 2013-2018.Switch weapons with manning. He gets Stokley, Clark (now, not 6 years ago) Smith, Dickson, Brown. Flacco gets Thomas and Thomas, Welker, Decker.
Flacco doesn't throw 7 TDs, but even Manning would have a tough time producing with those cats.
Stokley and Clark would be in their 50's.After 5 years with those weapons, everyone would be discussing how Manning is helped by having an elite receiving crew (Stokley, Clark, etc.) that has a combined 8 Pro Bowls from 2013-2018.Switch weapons with manning. He gets Stokley, Clark (now, not 6 years ago) Smith, Dickson, Brown. Flacco gets Thomas and Thomas, Welker, Decker.
Flacco doesn't throw 7 TDs, but even Manning would have a tough time producing with those cats.
Flacco's not an elite QB and not that close. However, he does have some elite skillsets and the ability to bring it together.BusterTBronco said:Joe Flacco. All he does is win. (except when he doesn't)
How does one do that and still have a mediocre outcome? I bet Uncle Rico would have had better production.Did anyone notice that Flacco threw it an insane 62 times Sunday?
Is this going to continue?
Not 62 times per game but I think hey will throw a lot more than planned with the loss of Rice.Did anyone notice that Flacco threw it an insane 62 times Sunday?
Is this going to continue?
Flacco is most frustrating QB in league:
http://espn.go.com/blog/baltimore-ravens/post/_/id/12975/flacco-is-most-frustrating-qb-in-league
One of the worst plays I've ever seen. Flacco reminds me of Bledsoe - extremely talented, but bone-headed.To make matters worse, Flacco scrambled when there were only a few seconds left before halftime and ran out the clock to take away an opportunity for a 32-yard field goal.
"That was probably the stupidest play I've ever made in football," Flacco said. "I kind of just got caught up in the play and forgot about the situation. There's no excuse for it. It can't happen."
He reminds me of all the bad aspects of Jay Cutler (but worse) with the only good aspect being their cannon arms.One of the worst plays I've ever seen. Flacco reminds me of Bledsoe - extremely talented, but bone-headed.
Flacco, who wasn't at the start of practice, has been pulled from conference call with Browns reporters.
What does this suggest? I'm nat familiar with what might be going on.Flacco, who wasn't at the start of practice, has been pulled from conference call with Browns reporters.
Speaking of Bledsoe. Against the Eagles, 4th quarter time running down. 4th down. Gets under pressure, rolls out... throws the ball away. Oh wait, that was our last down, oops.Flacco is most frustrating QB in league:
http://espn.go.com/blog/baltimore-ravens/post/_/id/12975/flacco-is-most-frustrating-qb-in-leagueOne of the worst plays I've ever seen. Flacco reminds me of Bledsoe - extremely talented, but bone-headed.To make matters worse, Flacco scrambled when there were only a few seconds left before halftime and ran out the clock to take away an opportunity for a 32-yard field goal.
"That was probably the stupidest play I've ever made in football," Flacco said. "I kind of just got caught up in the play and forgot about the situation. There's no excuse for it. It can't happen."
I would say he is more like Trent Dilfer but with a cannon arm. And remember he was the only decent QB available in the 2008 draft after Matt Ryan. I think the only other "starters" out of that entire draft were Chad Henne and Matt Flynn. It wasn't a great year to need a QB.He reminds me of all the bad aspects of Jay Cutler (but worse) with the only good aspect being their cannon arms.One of the worst plays I've ever seen. Flacco reminds me of Bledsoe - extremely talented, but bone-headed.
Speaking of Bledsoe. Against the Eagles, 4th quarter time running down. 4th down. Gets under pressure, rolls out... throws the ball away. Oh wait, that was our last down, oops.Flacco is most frustrating QB in league:
http://espn.go.com/blog/baltimore-ravens/post/_/id/12975/flacco-is-most-frustrating-qb-in-leagueOne of the worst plays I've ever seen. Flacco reminds me of Bledsoe - extremely talented, but bone-headed.To make matters worse, Flacco scrambled when there were only a few seconds left before halftime and ran out the clock to take away an opportunity for a 32-yard field goal.
"That was probably the stupidest play I've ever made in football," Flacco said. "I kind of just got caught up in the play and forgot about the situation. There's no excuse for it. It can't happen."
lol. This thread is stupid.He reminds me of all the bad aspects of Jay Cutler (but worse) with the only good aspect being their cannon arms.One of the worst plays I've ever seen. Flacco reminds me of Bledsoe - extremely talented, but bone-headed.
Falcons line is devastated. I'd love to see how bad Flacco's numbers would be with a line half that bad - my god can you imagine?It is kind of interesting to see the Ravens play the NFC South this year. Flacco has been destroying those teams, while Ryan liked very shaky yesterday - first he looked wobbly throwing in the wind (which wasn't that terribly strong) and then he looked wobbly standing up to an AFC North defense. I think both teams are pretty happy with their guys. Though I doubt Baltimore would be that happy with 1 playoff win in 6 years.
Wasnt that last year (terrible line)? He was bad.Falcons line is devastated. I'd love to see how bad Flacco's numbers would be with a line half that bad - my god can you imagine?It is kind of interesting to see the Ravens play the NFC South this year. Flacco has been destroying those teams, while Ryan liked very shaky yesterday - first he looked wobbly throwing in the wind (which wasn't that terribly strong) and then he looked wobbly standing up to an AFC North defense. I think both teams are pretty happy with their guys. Though I doubt Baltimore would be that happy with 1 playoff win in 6 years.
They were definitely not as good as they had been in the past last year, I laid a lot of the blame on the coaches giving Flacco more control of the offense and almost completely removing the run game from their gameplan even before Rice got hurt. Got away from Rice and sold high on Flacco while I could.Wasnt that last year (terrible line)? He was bad.Falcons line is devastated. I'd love to see how bad Flacco's numbers would be with a line half that bad - my god can you imagine?It is kind of interesting to see the Ravens play the NFC South this year. Flacco has been destroying those teams, while Ryan liked very shaky yesterday - first he looked wobbly throwing in the wind (which wasn't that terribly strong) and then he looked wobbly standing up to an AFC North defense. I think both teams are pretty happy with their guys. Though I doubt Baltimore would be that happy with 1 playoff win in 6 years.
Right? Like what if his LT were an undrafted rookie free agent and his LG were a 5th round draft pick rookie?Falcons line is devastated. I'd love to see how bad Flacco's numbers would be with a line half that bad - my god can you imagine?It is kind of interesting to see the Ravens play the NFC South this year. Flacco has been destroying those teams, while Ryan liked very shaky yesterday - first he looked wobbly throwing in the wind (which wasn't that terribly strong) and then he looked wobbly standing up to an AFC North defense. I think both teams are pretty happy with their guys. Though I doubt Baltimore would be that happy with 1 playoff win in 6 years.
Deep down, Pats fans would take this "sucky" Flacco over Brady lickity splitRight? Like what if his LT were an undrafted rookie free agent and his LG were a 5th round draft pick rookie?Falcons line is devastated. I'd love to see how bad Flacco's numbers would be with a line half that bad - my god can you imagine?It is kind of interesting to see the Ravens play the NFC South this year. Flacco has been destroying those teams, while Ryan liked very shaky yesterday - first he looked wobbly throwing in the wind (which wasn't that terribly strong) and then he looked wobbly standing up to an AFC North defense. I think both teams are pretty happy with their guys. Though I doubt Baltimore would be that happy with 1 playoff win in 6 years.
Trying to one up his brother's comments about K-Stink?
Perhaps he meant the royal "you."
http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/12053645/president-barack-obama-mixes-baltimore-ravens-joe-flacco-actor-james-francoDuring Friday's year-end White House news conference, President Barack Obama said it was a mistake for Sony to cancel the release of "The Interview" because of the threat of violence from North Korea.
He added that he loved the film's actors, Seth Rogen and James Flacco.
Wait, who was that again?
The commander in chief accidentally mixed up Baltimore Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco and actor James Franco, which quickly caused a stir on social media as well as countless "elite" jokes. Blog posts about this have appeared on CNN, The Washington Post and E! Online.
Flacco's official Twitter account, which is generally run by his representatives, corrected the slip of the tongue:
Flacco is a giant pile of dog ####. Easily neck and neck with Cutler as most overpaid QB.
Franco would probably have played better today.http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/12053645/president-barack-obama-mixes-baltimore-ravens-joe-flacco-actor-james-franco.@barackobama It's James Franco, not James FlaccoDuring Friday's year-end White House news conference, President Barack Obama said it was a mistake for Sony to cancel the release of "The Interview" because of the threat of violence from North Korea.
He added that he loved the film's actors, Seth Rogen and James Flacco.
Wait, who was that again?
The commander in chief accidentally mixed up Baltimore Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco and actor James Franco, which quickly caused a stir on social media as well as countless "elite" jokes. Blog posts about this have appeared on CNN, The Washington Post and E! Online.
Flacco's official Twitter account, which is generally run by his representatives, corrected the slip of the tongue:
Joe Flacco (@TeamFlacco) December 19, 2014
That 1st half was right up there with Johnny Football's career. It looked like he never had taken a snap in the NFL. $120 million dollar 6-6" turd.As bad as the stats look, it was even worse watching it. The first half may have been the worst performance by a QB I've ever seen.
I was just going to look for this thread. He may suck but he's money when it matters.
Packers, Broncos, Patriots, Seahawks, Steelers, Giants, Colts, Lions, Saints, Falcons, Cowboys, Chargers, BengalsAfter the first drive I thought Flacco was in for a rough game but he played great. The guy saves his best for the biggest stage. Can't think of too many teams who wouldn't want a QB like this at the helm.
You can add whatever you want. I'll give you Packers, Broncos (although I think Manning is close to done), Pats, Seahawks, Steelers, Saints and Cowboys. You would really take Eli, Stafford, Ryan, Rivers or Dalton (GASP!!!) over Flacco?Packers, Broncos, Patriots, Seahawks, Steelers, Giants, Colts, Lions, Saints, Falcons, Cowboys, Chargers, BengalsAfter the first drive I thought Flacco was in for a rough game but he played great. The guy saves his best for the biggest stage. Can't think of too many teams who wouldn't want a QB like this at the helm.
All those teams or about over 40% of the teams would rather have their QB than Flacco in my mind. So not sure who you would take off my list? Possibly Lions? Bengals because they have had issues in the playoffs? Giants because Eli can be touchy at time? Cowboys because they haven't gotten to the playoffs?
I should add you don't get to bring the defense with Flacco he is the only piece these teams would get...