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Jeff George Sighting for 2007 (1 Viewer)
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Pygmy Marmoset
Footballguy
Falcons? 
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wannabee
Footballguy
fixed
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Kip Dynamite
Footballguy
I saw him the other day and we actually had a conversation.
Jeff: How ya doing?
Me: Filler up
Jeff: You got it sir!
Jeff: How ya doing?
Me: Filler up
Jeff: You got it sir!
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BigRed
Footballguy
In a related story, Mr T announced that he's still interested in acting.
Ozymandias
Footballguy
And Angela Lansbury said she can still play glamor girl roles.
Silver & Black
Footballguy
Oh no! 
Mungo Burrows
Footballguy
well played
If you saw the episode, you saw him easily hitting the guys standing on the 3rd floor parking garage from about 60 yards out. Guy still has a world class arm.
He would absolutely be a help to a team like Oakland that needs an older guy to help a rookie along. And he can still play.
For news that has fantasy relevance, he thought Moss would excel in New England. Says he's the best WR he's ever thrown to.
I've been saying that since the trade.
J
He would absolutely be a help to a team like Oakland that needs an older guy to help a rookie along. And he can still play.
For news that has fantasy relevance, he thought Moss would excel in New England. Says he's the best WR he's ever thrown to.
I've been saying that since the trade.
J
pizzatyme
Footballguy
I played HS football with JG. We didn't really get along. It had already gotten to his head by then. So, he got paid, but also got what he deserved!
As for what Joe says, if you ever watched him throw a ball, he was amazing! Easily throws a better deep ball than Manning, and I watch him every game.
My guess is he would be an asset as this point in time in Oak. or Atl. But, we'll never know for his space between the ears has ruined his chances.
As for what Joe says, if you ever watched him throw a ball, he was amazing! Easily throws a better deep ball than Manning, and I watch him every game.
My guess is he would be an asset as this point in time in Oak. or Atl. But, we'll never know for his space between the ears has ruined his chances.
Sinrman
Footballguy
Nursing home admin: "No, don't let Mr. George out of the facility!"
Jeff George makes a break for it, thinking back to the days that he was shedding tackles and lighting it up. He then falls flat on his face, is grabbed by employees, and hauled back to his room, kicking and screaming about how some team needs him again...
Jeff George makes a break for it, thinking back to the days that he was shedding tackles and lighting it up. He then falls flat on his face, is grabbed by employees, and hauled back to his room, kicking and screaming about how some team needs him again...
Bull Dozier
Footballguy
He might help in the sense that he would be a better performer than any of their other QB options, but I disagree that he would help in the mentoring sense. I've never seen anything from JG to lead me believe his presence would be beneficial to a young QB.No argument he has a great arm, though.
Silver & Black
Footballguy
Hey Joe. I have no doubt that he still has a world class arm. I don't think it has ever been about his arm strength. It's about everything else that goes into being a QB and a teammate. I can't see how his presence and work ethic and inability to get along with management or coaches can be of any help to a young team trying to claw its way back to respectability.
Really tho, asking George to mentor someone is kinda like telling Rush Limbaugh to run the Democratic Convention.
Garrett
Footballguy
Aren't older QBs more valuable in that scenario when they can impart good work habits, leadership skills, responsibility, and general veteran guidance for the rookies? George doesn't jump out as a great, or even average, mentor. How do rookies learn/develop by watching him show off his arm in practice?
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John Mamula
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when will people realize that being a successful qb in the nfl is so much more than having a cannon arm.
so jeff george throws deeper interceptions.
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so jeff george throws deeper interceptions.
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dgreen
Footballguy
It's as good as a punt.when will people realize that being a successful qb in the nfl is so much more than having a cannon arm.
so jeff george throws deeper interceptions.
John Mamula
Moderator
i prefer not to punt on any down prior to #4.It's as good as a punt.when will people realize that being a successful qb in the nfl is so much more than having a cannon arm.
so jeff george throws deeper interceptions.
dgreen
Footballguy
Right, except you're forgetting the basic assumption here: Jeff George is the QB.i prefer not to punt on any down prior to #4.It's as good as a punt.when will people realize that being a successful qb in the nfl is so much more than having a cannon arm.
so jeff george throws deeper interceptions.
AnonymousBob
Footballguy
[Jeff George]How much you wanna make a bet I can throw a football over them mountains?[/Jeff George]
Beergogglz
Footballguy
Wait. Are we talking about JG or Favre here?
Hi Silver and Black,That's pretty much what I'd expect the Raiders to think as well. But it would be interesting I think for the Raiders to add a veteran like George. You're probably right though - I doubt it would happen.J
BoltBacker
Footballguy
I think he'd be a much better fit as a backup to high powered offense like INDY or CIN where those teams would be screwed by an injury causing their dynamic offenses to go vanilla. As a backup for a star QB the team doesn't look to him for any leadership... just make the throws in an emergency when called upon and sit quietly on the bench. Those QB's should also be in their prime for the next several years so there's really no need to start grooming a young replacement either.
Spreadsheet Junkie
Footballguy
I wish the NFL Network would ask me if I was still intertested in playing football.
J
Joe, for the first time ever I'm questioning your good sense. 
