QB match ups week 2 (1 Viewer)

[Ministry of Pain]

My brilliant strategy of drafting Kolb/Big Ben has left me with the choice of Campbell, Hasselbeck, or Anderson. There are a few others out there that I wouldn't consider. I'm going with Hass.

Last 7 road games he has avg 240 yds pass, and has a total of 6 TDs vs 10 Ints and an avg score of 33-13 for Seattle on the road. That was with a decent LT and TJ Housh, he is without the big rookie Okung again this weekend.Good Luck and happy hunting.

 

[KentGraham10]

I'm in a position where this week I have to start a QB from the "Guys that shouldn't start" category, and out of that group the only ones I think are even have a shot to be decent are Matt Cassell, Josh Freeman, and Sam Bradford. Is there someone I'm missing or is there someone out of the three that stands way above the rest at this point?

 

[the rover]

I'm in a position where this week I have to start a QB from the "Guys that shouldn't start" category, and out of that group the only ones I think are even have a shot to be decent are Matt Cassell, Josh Freeman, and Sam Bradford. Is there someone I'm missing or is there someone out of the three that stands way above the rest at this point?

Bradford. Raiders made Vince Young look like Steve Young.

 

[seahawk 17]

I am a fan but still based in reality. The o-line sucks, the running game is so bad I want to hang myself, and the WR's are young and unproven. With that being said, the defense will end top 10 in the league and the coaching staff appears to be the real deal. Yes Seattle looked like they were in for a long day during the first half, but the defense played lights out and the offense got on track. Good teams make adjustments and win games, that's what Seattle did.

Fair enough. Hass last 7 road games barring those where he probably left due to injury he has avg roughly 240 yds passing which is pretty solid but only a total of 6 TDs vs 10 Int. Furthermore the Seahawks have been outscored their past 10 road games with Hass leading the way of 326 to 125 which roughly works out to about 33-13 for an avg score. You're a fan so I'm sure you know all this. I'm not saying Hass can't hit the middle of the pack of this week but I don't see him entering the top 10 do you?And Denver is a 3 point favorite right now, I like that betting line too but I realize we have a coaching change and maybe things will be different. I hope you're not too irritated with me, I think you have some valid points.

Like I said I love your contribution to the shark pool, not irritated at all I would project Hass 11-13 even if all things went to #### tomorrow. I think PC has this team riding a high and they will continue to play some inspired football against Denver. I don't see the running game picking up any time soon, along with Denver has no pass rush right now due to injuries...I predict a big day for Hass and company. (They will cover the spread also.)If tomorrow was an early game for Seattle , I would honestly be singing a different tune.

 

[the rover]

My brilliant strategy of drafting Kolb/Big Ben has left me with the choice of Campbell, Hasselbeck, or Anderson. There are a few others out there that I wouldn't consider. I'm going with Hass.

Last 7 road games he has avg 240 yds pass, and has a total of 6 TDs vs 10 Ints and an avg score of 33-13 for Seattle on the road. That was with a decent LT and TJ Housh, he is without the big rookie Okung again this weekend.

Good Luck and happy hunting.

Not really. Walter Jones was hurt to start the season and ended up on IR by October. Sean Locklear played 4 games and then he was done. The entire line was patchwork. Housh wasn't much of a positive, either, and Hass wasn't healthy most of the year after early season rib injuries. I wouldn't look at last year's offensive stats as an indication of anything to expect this year. They aren't great, but they're healthier than last year and have an offense that they actually understand and have bought into.

 

[underdogger]

Indy's corners are at worst league average to me. Inexperienced but they are ok. Nicks, Smith, and Mario are far superior though in my opinion

And Andre Johnson is better than any of them. If a team stinks at defending the run and the pass, most teams are going to choose to run first, since its safer and chews clock preventing the Indy offense from being on the field. Teams don't give up the run because the other team has average corners and a below average run D. There's a reason Schaub only threw for 107 yards against these same bad corners.

agree to disagree, as i really dont see your points at all. what does andre having an off week matter? has randy moss never had a bad week before? whats your point? and you have no proof that running the ball is safer than the pass. i mean fumbles, holding calls etc come into play. theres a reason why theres no factual study as to why running the ball is safer than passing the ball. check down passes at least to me are the safest plays in the nfl. so, im not seeing what you are trying to say at all

 

[seahawk 17]

Well Seattle is at the half and Hass has done jack crap, we will see how things finish but at this time I am sorry...and I am a #####.

Will send a PM also, you're the man today.

 

[Ministry of Pain]

Well Seattle is at the half and Hass has done jack crap, we will see how things finish but at this time I am sorry...and I am a #####.Will send a PM also, you're the man today.

Still early