Jake Delhomme (1 Viewer)

[BGP]

2004: 29 TDs, 15 INTs, 3886 yards2005: 24 TDs, 16 INTs, 3421 yardsCareer playoff numbers: 10 TDs, 2 INTs, 98/157 for 1446 yards, 5 wins and 1 loss.

 

[kellumsboys]

 

[Da Guru]

Hard to argue with those numbers!

 

[SSOG]

Nope, the guy he's playing against this weekend is. And they're both behind Donnie McNabb when he's healthy. And Duante Culpepper still gets at least one more season with the benefit of the doubt.

 

[FUBAR]

I'll take Hasselbeck ahead of him.As will SB XL

 

[John 14:6]

I also think Marc Bulger deserves consideration for being better than Delhomme.

 

[packersfan]

He's not the best, but he's extremely under-rated. If the Panthers win Delhomme is going to have to start being mentioned among the great QBs in the game today. Two trips to the Super Bowl in three years would be pretty damn impressive.

 

[jonessed]

He's top 3 in my book.Edit: I think he's underrated because he can be inconsistent. Almost in a Brett Favre kind of way. Sometimes it just seems like he goes out there and starts winging the ball every which way without a care in the world.

 

[gman8343]

with a decent 2nd WR he could be, but he's had his share of poor games this year.Hasselback, McNabb, and possibly a healthy Bulger are ahead of him IMO. Favre with all his weapons would be too.

 

[Kleck]

Rank	Player	Team	Yds	Att	Cmp	TDs	Ints	Long	Rating1	Matt Hasselbeck	SEA	3459	449	294	24	9	56	98.22	Marc Bulger	STL	2297	287	192	14	9	57	94.43	Brad Johnson	MIN	1885	294	184	12	4	80	88.94	Jake Delhomme	CAR	3421	435	262	24	16	80	88.15	Mark Brunell	WAS	3050	454	262	23	10	78	85.96	Kurt Warner	ARI	2713	375	242	11	9	63	85.87	Donovan McNabb	PHI	2507	357	211	16	9	91	85.08	Drew Bledsoe	DAL	3639	499	300	23	17	71	83.79	Chris Simms	TB	2035	313	191	10	7	78	81.410	Eli Manning	NYG	3762	557	294	24	17	78	75.911	Josh McCown	ARI	1836	270	163	9	11	49	74.912	Michael Vick	ATL	2412	387	214	15	13	58	73.113	Joey Harrington	DET	2021	330	188	12	12	86	72.014	Brett Favre	GB	3881	607	372	20	29	59	70.915	Aaron Brooks	NO	2882	431	240	13	17	66	70.016	Kyle Orton	CHI	1869	368	190	9	13	54	59.7

 

[Maurile Tremblay]

Just based on the 2005 season, I think Hasselbeck is head and shoulders above anybody else in the NFC, and Delhomme is in a large second tier that also includes Michael Vick, Mark Bulger, Brett Favre, and Mark Brunell.

 

[Da Guru]

Rank	Player	Team	Yds	Att	Cmp	TDs	Ints	Long	Rating1	Matt Hasselbeck	SEA	3459	449	294	24	9	56	98.22	Marc Bulger	STL	2297	287	192	14	9	57	94.43	Brad Johnson	MIN	1885	294	184	12	4	80	88.94	Jake Delhomme	CAR	3421	435	262	24	16	80	88.15	Mark Brunell	WAS	3050	454	262	23	10	78	85.96	Kurt Warner	ARI	2713	375	242	11	9	63	85.87	Donovan McNabb	PHI	2507	357	211	16	9	91	85.08	Drew Bledsoe	DAL	3639	499	300	23	17	71	83.79	Chris Simms	TB	2035	313	191	10	7	78	81.410	Eli Manning	NYG	3762	557	294	24	17	78	75.911	Josh McCown	ARI	1836	270	163	9	11	49	74.912	Michael Vick	ATL	2412	387	214	15	13	58	73.113	Joey Harrington	DET	2021	330	188	12	12	86	72.014	Brett Favre	GB	3881	607	372	20	29	59	70.915	Aaron Brooks	NO	2882	431	240	13	17	66	70.016	Kyle Orton	CHI	1869	368	190	9	13	54	59.7

Vick is #12? I did not think he would be that high!

 

[Pat Patriot]

I would rate Hasselback #1 because Delhomme still throws too many interceptions but the guy is $ in the playoffs. He really rises to the occasion.

 

[BGP]

So, many of you discount Delhomme's incredible numbers in postseason play?

 

[Carter_Can_Fly]

Jake Delhommes numbers the last 3 years vs Matt HasselbacksDelhomme: 10,526 yds, 72 throwing Td's, 3 rushing Td's, and 47 ints.Hasselback: 10,682 yds, 72 throwing TD's, 4 rushing TD's and 39 ints.I think these 2 are pretty similar. It is almost a toss up therefore I think Delhomme and his playoff success should get the nod here.Delhomme is the most underrated offensive player in the NFL IMO. He should be mentioned as a candidate for a top 5 QB but often gets over looked.

 

[dickey moe]

Too many of you are jaded by his lack of Fantasy Football points. Delhomme is one of the best, if not THE best, QBs in the NFC. He's got heart, plus Steve Smith.

 

[Loopdog]

yeah the reason people dont appreciate him as much is because this is a fantasy football website and he is inconsistent week to weekthats because the Panthers are a running team, and a TON of times this year Delhomme would get them to the redzone and then they'd punch it in with Stephen Davishe's very very good Jakei so wish Dallas had signed him when they had the chance to.....damn Parcells

 

[Bri]

Rank Player Team Yds Att Cmp TDs Ints Long Rating1 Matt Hasselbeck SEA 3459 449 294 24 9 56 98.22 Marc Bulger STL 2297 287 192 14 9 57 94.43 Brad Johnson MIN 1885 294 184 12 4 80 88.94 Jake Delhomme CAR 3421 435 262 24 16 80 88.15 Mark Brunell WAS 3050 454 262 23 10 78 85.96 Kurt Warner ARI 2713 375 242 11 9 63 85.87 Donovan McNabb PHI 2507 357 211 16 9 91 85.08 Drew Bledsoe DAL 3639 499 300 23 17 71 83.79 Chris Simms TB 2035 313 191 10 7 78 81.410 Eli Manning NYG 3762 557 294 24 17 78 75.911 Josh McCown ARI 1836 270 163 9 11 49 74.912 Michael Vick ATL 2412 387 214 15 13 58 73.113 Joey Harrington DET 2021 330 188 12 12 86 72.014 Brett Favre GB 3881 607 372 20 29 59 70.915 Aaron Brooks NO 2882 431 240 13 17 66 70.016 Kyle Orton CHI 1869 368 190 9 13 54 59.7

warner has the best career QB rating of anyone here.Call me crazy but I'd choose Bulger out of the guys on this list.

 

[BassNBrew]

No...his accuracy is no where good enough and his decision making still is somewhat lacking. He misses to many open WRs and throws off the back foot at times. That said, I have seen improvement and believe he will continue to make progress. Getting Kerry Stone Hands Colbert out of the lineup would help him.

 

[Orange Crush]

A key distinction here is in the NFC.I'd take 5 guys from the AFC (Brady, Manning, Rothlisberger, Palmer, and Brees) before any NFC QB right now. But I would take Delhomme before Hasselbeck. The guy can carry the load.

 

[Kai's Hero]

2004: 29 TDs, 15 INTs, 3886 yards

2005: 24 TDs, 16 INTs, 3421 yards

Career playoff numbers: 10 TDs, 2 INTs, 98/157 for 1446 yards, 5 wins and 1 loss.

I love Delhomme. He is a fiery competitor and a winner BUT the best QB in the NFC is Mr. Matt Hasselbeck!!Now that's a !!

 

[Warpig]

I don't think he's the best QB, I just think he has the best weapon in Steve Smith. All they gotta do is get the ball in his hands and the guy makes plays. He's an unstoppable FREAK! In 2 games against the Bears he put up almost 400 yds receiving!!! However, Delhomme did pretty good last year with Moose as well. But Moose isn't the freak the Smith is.

 

[Carter_Can_Fly]

I don't think he's the best QB, I just think he has the best weapon in Steve Smith. All they gotta do is get the ball in his hands and the guy makes plays. He's an unstoppable FREAK! In 2 games against the Bears he put up almost 400 yds receiving!!! However, Delhomme did pretty good last year with Moose as well. But Moose isn't the freak the Smith is.

This is false. S. Smith is a top 5 WR. But, Delhommes best statistical year came last year when S. Smith was injured. How quickly people forget Mushy's success last year.

 

[Warpig]

I don't think he's the best QB, I just think he has the best weapon in Steve Smith.  All they gotta do is get the ball in his hands and the guy makes plays.  He's an unstoppable FREAK!  In 2 games against the Bears he put up almost 400 yds receiving!!!  However, Delhomme did pretty good last year with Moose as well. But Moose isn't the freak the Smith is.

This is false. S. Smith is a top 5 WR. But, Delhommes best statistical year came last year when S. Smith was injured. How quickly people forget Mushy's success last year.

I mentioned that.

 

[Buckychudd]

The numbers don't tell the whole story.He's also got great intangibles. Leadership, passion, work-ethic, ability to raise his game.Also I don't think he would blame his failures on his line, like some QBs might.....

 

[Carter_Can_Fly]

I don't think he's the best QB, I just think he has the best weapon in Steve Smith.  All they gotta do is get the ball in his hands and the guy makes plays.  He's an unstoppable FREAK!  In 2 games against the Bears he put up almost 400 yds receiving!!!  However, Delhomme did pretty good last year with Moose as well.  But Moose isn't the freak the Smith is.

This is false. S. Smith is a top 5 WR. But, Delhommes best statistical year came last year when S. Smith was injured. How quickly people forget Mushy's success last year.

I mentioned that.

Yes, I know you did but then one sentence later you said S. Smith is a freak. And although I agree that Smith is better then Moose, Delhomme had a statistically better year with Smith not there last year. I think people need to quit attributing Jake's success to players around him and give him his due respect. The guy can play: period!

 

[cstu]

I don't think he's the best QB, I just think he has the best weapon in Steve Smith. All they gotta do is get the ball in his hands and the guy makes plays. He's an unstoppable FREAK! In 2 games against the Bears he put up almost 400 yds receiving!!! However, Delhomme did pretty good last year with Moose as well. But Moose isn't the freak the Smith is.

This is false. S. Smith is a top 5 WR. But, Delhommes best statistical year came last year when S. Smith was injured. How quickly people forget Mushy's success last year.

I mentioned that.

Yes, I know you did but then one sentence later you said S. Smith is a freak. And although I agree that Smith is better then Moose, Delhomme had a statistically better year with Smith not there last year. I think people need to quit attributing Jake's success to players around him and give him his due respect. The guy can play: period!

He can play, but Hasselbeck is getting seriously disrespected. He lost DJax and didn't miss a beat throwing to Engram, Jurevicius, and Hackett.

 

[Carter_Can_Fly]

I don't think he's the best QB, I just think he has the best weapon in Steve Smith.  All they gotta do is get the ball in his hands and the guy makes plays.  He's an unstoppable FREAK!  In 2 games against the Bears he put up almost 400 yds receiving!!!  However, Delhomme did pretty good last year with Moose as well.  But Moose isn't the freak the Smith is.

This is false. S. Smith is a top 5 WR. But, Delhommes best statistical year came last year when S. Smith was injured. How quickly people forget Mushy's success last year.

I mentioned that.

Yes, I know you did but then one sentence later you said S. Smith is a freak. And although I agree that Smith is better then Moose, Delhomme had a statistically better year with Smith not there last year. I think people need to quit attributing Jake's success to players around him and give him his due respect. The guy can play: period!

He can play, but Hasselbeck is getting seriously disrespected. He lost DJax and didn't miss a beat throwing to Engram, Jurevicius, and Hackett.

Your right Hass can play. And is a great QB. Hass plays in a great system and has a great O-line and running game to compliment his great passing skills as well. IMO Hass gets more recognition as being a much better QB then Jake which I feel is not the case. I think they are very close at this point but before the playoffs everyone would have been saying Hass by a mile which was clearly not the case.

 

[fridayfrenzy]

Best QB in the NFC is McNabb.2nd best would go to Hass.No chance Delhomme is the best QB in the NFC. He may be underrated, but he still isn't as good as McNabb or Hasselbeck.Hasselbeck is better in practically every statistical category (passing yards, TDs, ints, QB rating) than Delhomme over the past 3 years and the Hawks have the 3rd best record in the NFL over the past few years, only behind Indy and New England. Not sure how Delhomme gets the nod over Hass.

 

[fridayfrenzy]

IMO Hass gets more recognition as being a much better QB then Jake which I feel is not the case.

Where are you seeing Hass getting more recognition than Delhomme? I have yet to see that.

 

[WhoDat]

Too many of you are jaded by his lack of Fantasy Football points.

Yep. The guy has been decent at winning football games since arriving in Carolina. That team was crushed with injuries last season and he nearly brought them back to the playoffs. He is nails in the postseason. It is pretty clear guys on his team play hard for him. What qualifiers are missing?He might not be the best but in a real football game...not an EA sports game or FF game...but real football game that I needed to win I would take him over everyone in the NFC except McNabb, Favre and Hasselbeck.

I don't think he's the best QB, I just think he has the best weapon in Steve Smith.

Just a little Devil's Advocate...if it is that easy than why did the Collins to Moss connection fail? Injuries aside, what happened? Why did S. Moss have such a great year in Washington for a washed up QB? How about Galloway in Tampa with Simms? The QB-WR relationship is very symbiotic. Total chicken versus egg scenario, opinion, and you cannot have one without the other. Great QB make an average WR better and a great WR makes an average QB great. I'd say Smith and Delhomme are each above average and complimentary of one another.

 

[Tick]

Just based on the 2005 season, I think Hasselbeck is head and shoulders above anybody else in the NFC, and Delhomme is in a large second tier that also includes Michael Vick, Mark Bulger, Brett Favre, and Mark Brunell.

Was McNabb an oversight or an intentional snub?

 

[cstu]

I don't think he's the best QB, I just think he has the best weapon in Steve Smith. All they gotta do is get the ball in his hands and the guy makes plays. He's an unstoppable FREAK! In 2 games against the Bears he put up almost 400 yds receiving!!! However, Delhomme did pretty good last year with Moose as well. But Moose isn't the freak the Smith is.

This is false. S. Smith is a top 5 WR. But, Delhommes best statistical year came last year when S. Smith was injured. How quickly people forget Mushy's success last year.

I mentioned that.

Yes, I know you did but then one sentence later you said S. Smith is a freak. And although I agree that Smith is better then Moose, Delhomme had a statistically better year with Smith not there last year. I think people need to quit attributing Jake's success to players around him and give him his due respect. The guy can play: period!

He can play, but Hasselbeck is getting seriously disrespected. He lost DJax and didn't miss a beat throwing to Engram, Jurevicius, and Hackett.

Your right Hass can play. And is a great QB. Hass plays in a great system and has a great O-line and running game to compliment his great passing skills as well. IMO Hass gets more recognition as being a much better QB then Jake which I feel is not the case. I think they are very close at this point but before the playoffs everyone would have been saying Hass by a mile which was clearly not the case.

Is there still a debate between Hasselbeck and Delhomme?

 

[Carter_Can_Fly]

I don't think he's the best QB, I just think he has the best weapon in Steve Smith.  All they gotta do is get the ball in his hands and the guy makes plays.  He's an unstoppable FREAK!  In 2 games against the Bears he put up almost 400 yds receiving!!!  However, Delhomme did pretty good last year with Moose as well.  But Moose isn't the freak the Smith is.

This is false. S. Smith is a top 5 WR. But, Delhommes best statistical year came last year when S. Smith was injured. How quickly people forget Mushy's success last year.

I mentioned that.

Yes, I know you did but then one sentence later you said S. Smith is a freak. And although I agree that Smith is better then Moose, Delhomme had a statistically better year with Smith not there last year. I think people need to quit attributing Jake's success to players around him and give him his due respect. The guy can play: period!

He can play, but Hasselbeck is getting seriously disrespected. He lost DJax and didn't miss a beat throwing to Engram, Jurevicius, and Hackett.

Your right Hass can play. And is a great QB. Hass plays in a great system and has a great O-line and running game to compliment his great passing skills as well. IMO Hass gets more recognition as being a much better QB then Jake which I feel is not the case. I think they are very close at this point but before the playoffs everyone would have been saying Hass by a mile which was clearly not the case.

Is there still a debate between Hasselbeck and Delhomme?

Hass definitely played better in this game, but one game does not make this any easier. Delhomme has made a SB appearence already, and their stats are pretty close. Right now it is Hass because of this game but still plenty of debate to be had. Next year will put alot of it to rest.

 

[Kleck]

Is there still a debate between Hasselbeck and Delhomme?

Sure. You'll always find someone willing to debate it. You'll also find someone that wants to debate whether or not the moon landing and the holocaust occurred.

 

[ren hoek]

I lost a lot of admiration that I used to have for Delhomme, not because his team seemed to give up on him in the NFC Championship, but because he had a post-game conference where he basically behaved (from my perception) like a cocky ######## after the Giants game.I had always perceived him as one of the nice humble guys, but he struck me as the ######## salesman-type in that interview. #### Delhomme.

 

[tombonneau]

Delhomme is far too much of a jittery spastic to be considering a great QB.