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Steve McChoke (1 Viewer)

HE'S A WARRIOR!!!

He lost that game for them today. Two turnovers on the opponents side of the field, and that strip was pathetic at the end. Not that it would have mattered.

Tough loss for the Ravens and their fans. They wanted this game bad. To beat the organization that left them - and the clock is tickin on a lot of those old timers on that team. Ed Reed had a helluva game today. Unfortunately for Ed, the Colts had a better game.

Quick question, why didn't the Ravens challenge Dallas Clark's catch? Could they? Did Indy run a play too quick? That would have been a drive killer... but McNair would have turned the ball over again.

 
There should be plenty of blame laid at Billick's feet for this one. I'll never understand why some teams abandon the run against the Colts in a close game. Lewis was averaging 5 ypc and went into halftime busting holes in the Colts run D. Then the Ravens came out and did nothing but pass in the 3rd and early 4th quarters. It reminded me of the Pats/Colts game earlier this year. Why shun the run?

 
Slow to make some throws. Hop steps forward into more d-end rushes. forces poor throws where he does not set his feet.

pathetic.

Brian Brohm = Chris Redman

 
McNair brought a leadership style and attitude that the team appreciated, and he bought another year or so for Boller to get educated, get confident and collect himself.

McNair comes back next year, gets hurt early, and never takes another snap. Calling it...... ... ...........NOW.

 
McNair didn't have a good game but he led this team to a great season and had the offense believing in itself. The Colts defense is built to rush the passer...so Billick abandons the run. He played right into Dungy's defensive strengths.

 
Since you can't even spell his name I'll assume you don't know jack ####.
wow you are sure clever... I like how you avoided spelling it too... because clearly with yore (sic if you know what that means) 3rd grade education you don't know how to spell it either...
 
Young 8 said:
he needs to retirewhat a loser :popcorn:
McNair is a class act and a true competitor. The Ravens would not have gotten as far as they have without him.
"he was", not "he is"
You can argue about his diminished skills if you want, but I don't think it's up for debate that he's classy and a competitor.
yes but you need more to win games than "be classy & competitor"Today's performance was simply unaccetable
 
I agree that McNair took the Ravens offense to the next level this season.

But at the same time, you've got to admit, when given the chance this season, Boller FAR exceeded expectations.

60% completion percentage, 104 QB rating, 5 TDs, 3 INTs

And I loathe Kyle Boller.

 
Young 8 said:
he needs to retirewhat a loser :thumbup:
McNair is a class act and a true competitor. The Ravens would not have gotten as far as they have without him.
:popcorn: He's had an admirable career, and he's played through as much pain as any QB out there. He has been an outstanding leader and a true winner for most of his career. Kicking him while he's down with unimaginative bait like "he needs to retire" and "what a loser" shows bad form and not much else.
 
Young 8 said:
he needs to retirewhat a loser :popcorn:
McNair is a class act and a true competitor. The Ravens would not have gotten as far as they have without him.
"he was", not "he is"
You can argue about his diminished skills if you want, but I don't think it's up for debate that he's classy and a competitor.
yes but you need more to win games than "be classy & competitor"Today's performance was simply unaccetable
The Ravens won 13 and had the #12 scoring offense. In 2005 they won 6 and had the #25 scoring offense. What the hell do you want from him? Total perfection?Go pick on someone who actually sucks.
 
Young 8 said:
he needs to retirewhat a loser :X
McNair is a class act and a true competitor. The Ravens would not have gotten as far as they have without him.
"he was", not "he is"
You can argue about his diminished skills if you want, but I don't think it's up for debate that he's classy and a competitor.
yes but you need more to win games than "be classy & competitor"Today's performance was simply unaccetable
The Ravens won 13 and had the #12 scoring offense. In 2005 they won 6 and had the #25 scoring offense. What the hell do you want from him? Total perfection?Go pick on someone who actually sucks.
are these stats counts when you lost the divisional at home ?
 
Young 8 said:
he needs to retirewhat a loser :X
McNair is a class act and a true competitor. The Ravens would not have gotten as far as they have without him.
"he was", not "he is"
You can argue about his diminished skills if you want, but I don't think it's up for debate that he's classy and a competitor.
yes but you need more to win games than "be classy & competitor"Today's performance was simply unaccetable
The Ravens won 13 and had the #12 scoring offense. In 2005 they won 6 and had the #25 scoring offense. What the hell do you want from him? Total perfection?Go pick on someone who actually sucks.
are these stats counts when you lost the divisional at home ?
:X
 
Young 8 said:
he needs to retire

what a loser

:bag:
McNair is a class act and a true competitor. The Ravens would not have gotten as far as they have without him.
"he was", not "he is"
You can argue about his diminished skills if you want, but I don't think it's up for debate that he's classy and a competitor.
yes but you need more to win games than "be classy & competitor"Today's performance was simply unaccetable
The Ravens won 13 and had the #12 scoring offense. In 2005 they won 6 and had the #25 scoring offense. What the hell do you want from him? Total perfection?Go pick on someone who actually sucks.
are these stats what counts when you lost the divisional at home ?
:moneybag:
fixed
 
McNair brought a leadership style and attitude that the team appreciated, and he bought another year or so for Boller to get educated, get confident and collect himself.McNair comes back next year, gets hurt early, and never takes another snap. Calling it...... ... ...........NOW.
Hey JZilla, Forget that you know the outcome now. This morning or last night, would you have bet on Baltimore to win it today?
 
McNair brought a leadership style and attitude that the team appreciated, and he bought another year or so for Boller to get educated, get confident and collect himself.McNair comes back next year, gets hurt early, and never takes another snap. Calling it...... ... ...........NOW.
Hey JZilla, Forget that you know the outcome now. This morning or last night, would you have bet on Baltimore to win it today?
I don't bet. But I did think they'd win.
 
McNair brought a leadership style and attitude that the team appreciated, and he bought another year or so for Boller to get educated, get confident and collect himself.McNair comes back next year, gets hurt early, and never takes another snap. Calling it...... ... ...........NOW.
Hey JZilla, Forget that you know the outcome now. This morning or last night, would you have bet on Baltimore to win it today?
I don't bet. But I did think they'd win.
The answer I was looking for...thanks.
 
McNair brought a leadership style and attitude that the team appreciated, and he bought another year or so for Boller to get educated, get confident and collect himself.McNair comes back next year, gets hurt early, and never takes another snap. Calling it...... ... ...........NOW.
Hey JZilla, Forget that you know the outcome now. This morning or last night, would you have bet on Baltimore to win it today?
I don't bet. But I did think they'd win.
The answer I was looking for...thanks.
Why?It's not news that you shouldn't bank on my predictions. I'm like GunZ without the swagger.
 
Young 8 said:
he needs to retirewhat a loser :goodposting:
McNair is a class act and a true competitor. The Ravens would not have gotten as far as they have without him.
"he was", not "he is"
You can argue about his diminished skills if you want, but I don't think it's up for debate that he's classy and a competitor.
yes but you need more to win games than "be classy & competitor"Today's performance was simply unaccetable
The Ravens won 13 and had the #12 scoring offense. In 2005 they won 6 and had the #25 scoring offense. What the hell do you want from him? Total perfection?Go pick on someone who actually sucks.
are these stats counts when you lost the divisional at home ?
They wouldn't have had a home divisional game if not for McNair's stellar performance.In the playoffs, against the best defenses (say what you want about the Colts run D but they've been great against the pass all season), sometimes QBs don't get the job done. Peyton Manning has cost his team big games with poor play. Even Mr. Clutch Tom Brady cost his team with an INT in the divisional round last season. It happens.That's hardly reason to retire for a guy who revamped a dead offense and led his team to 13-3.
 
McNair is McNair..like Favre is Farve. Both great QBs whose best days are behind them.

If Baltimore did not win with McNair this year, they will not win next year with an older McNair.

 
How many times was he going to throw it 3 yards on 3rd and 5? They probably turned the ball over 5 times at least by throwing it 2-3 yards short of the marker. McNair lost the game for them no doubt.

 
One tough call against the Ravens that wasnt talked about was Ed Reeds 2nd int where he tightroped and lateralled to Chris McAllister but the ref called him out of bounds. Replays showed he stayed in bounds and the Ravens were likely to return that interception deep into Indy territory if not for that bad call.

 
One tough call against the Ravens that wasnt talked about was Ed Reeds 2nd int where he tightroped and lateralled to Chris McAllister but the ref called him out of bounds. Replays showed he stayed in bounds and the Ravens were likely to return that interception deep into Indy territory if not for that bad call.
McNair would have probably thrown another pick so it likely wouldn't have made a difference.
 
How many times was he going to throw it 3 yards on 3rd and 5? They probably turned the ball over 5 times at least by throwing it 2-3 yards short of the marker. McNair lost the game for them no doubt.
He played as well as Manning did. Manning's head coach didn't abandon the run. McNair's did. And the Ravens' run game was having more success at the time.
 
How many times was he going to throw it 3 yards on 3rd and 5? They probably turned the ball over 5 times at least by throwing it 2-3 yards short of the marker. McNair lost the game for them no doubt.
He played as well as Manning did. Manning's head coach didn't abandon the run. McNair's did. And the Ravens' run game was having more success at the time.
Manning despite the bad numbers still made some key 3rd downs that helped move the chains and resulted in FG's. Believe me, neither QB played well but I thought McNair was far worse. Just my opinion though. I agree with your point about abandoning the run.
 
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How many times was he going to throw it 3 yards on 3rd and 5? They probably turned the ball over 5 times at least by throwing it 2-3 yards short of the marker. McNair lost the game for them no doubt.
He played as well as Manning did. Manning's head coach didn't abandon the run. McNair's did. And the Ravens' run game was having more success at the time.
Manning despite the bad numbers still made some key 3rd downs that helped move the chains and resulted in FG's. Believe me, neither QB played well but I thought McNair was far worse. Just my opinion though.
Agree on key 3rd downs. In my opinion, the difference in the game was:1.] Billick abandons the running game coming out of halftime after Jamal Lewis was gashing the Colts run D with momentum the last scoring drive before halftime. Playcalling wasn't as bad as the Chiefs' last week, but it was up there with the earlier Patriots/Colts for abandoning the run when it's working in a close game. Why go away from what you do well and the Colts do poorly? I got the feeling they were trying to catch the Colts guessing run too often........9.] Field position10.] Manning was better on 3rd downs than McNair was.Also, the officiating slightly favored Colts (though not a deciding factor)
 
Mcnair played the same way the last couple years in TENN ... INT's are a huge problem for him

EDDIE GEORGE and a great defense in TENN covered up alot of MCNAIR's problems

he is a warrior in regards to injuries and leadership .. but the days of him actually taking a team on his back ... are long gone ..

 
How many times was he going to throw it 3 yards on 3rd and 5? They probably turned the ball over 5 times at least by throwing it 2-3 yards short of the marker. McNair lost the game for them no doubt.
He played as well as Manning did. Manning's head coach didn't abandon the run. McNair's did. And the Ravens' run game was having more success at the time.
Agreed.Also, I don't know where to find stats on hurries, Knockdowns, etc., but McNair took far worse of a physical pounding then Manning. I don't care if you're Tom Brady. If you are constantly getting the snot knocked out of you it throws off your timing and your game. McNair doesn't call the plays or block...
 
McNair played bad yesterday. There is no getting around that. Probably as bad as I can ever remember him playing to be honest. Why oh why did Balt stop running the ball and dumping off to Lewis in the short passing game though? By the end of the 2nd quarter it looked like Lewis had taken a toll on the Indy D. He was making cuts we haven't seen since 2003 and running with power. Lewis finsihed the game with only 13 carries. Are you kidding me? 13 freaking carries? 11 of those were in the 1st half. WTF? :goodposting: :P

 
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Young 8 said:
he needs to retirewhat a loser :goodposting:
McNair is a class act and a true competitor. The Ravens would not have gotten as far as they have without him.
"he was", not "he is"
You can argue about his diminished skills if you want, but I don't think it's up for debate that he's classy and a competitor.
yes but you need more to win games than "be classy & competitor"
Well, he did win 12.
 
Young 8 said:
he needs to retirewhat a loser :lmao:
McNair is a class act and a true competitor. The Ravens would not have gotten as far as they have without him.
"he was", not "he is"
You can argue about his diminished skills if you want, but I don't think it's up for debate that he's classy and a competitor.
yes but you need more to win games than "be classy & competitor"
Well, he did win 12.
That's like saying Rex Grossman won 13. :lmao:
 
McNair played bad yesterday. There is no getting around that. Probably as bad as I can ever remember him playing to be honest. Why oh why did Balt stop running the ball and dumping off to Lewis in the short passing game though? By the end of the 2nd quarter it looked like Lewis had taken a toll on the Indy D. He was making cuts we haven't seen since 2003 and running with power. Lewis finsihed the game with only 13 carries. Are you kidding me? 13 freaking carries? 11 of those were in the 1st half. WTF? :goodposting: :shrug:
I counted 9 first half carries and 4 in the second.
 
McNair played bad yesterday. There is no getting around that. Probably as bad as I can ever remember him playing to be honest. Why oh why did Balt stop running the ball and dumping off to Lewis in the short passing game though? By the end of the 2nd quarter it looked like Lewis had taken a toll on the Indy D. He was making cuts we haven't seen since 2003 and running with power. Lewis finsihed the game with only 13 carries. Are you kidding me? 13 freaking carries? 11 of those were in the 1st half. WTF? :bag: :shrug:
I counted 9 first half carries and 4 in the second.
Billick is responsible for this lost .
 
McNair played bad yesterday. There is no getting around that. Probably as bad as I can ever remember him playing to be honest. Why oh why did Balt stop running the ball and dumping off to Lewis in the short passing game though? By the end of the 2nd quarter it looked like Lewis had taken a toll on the Indy D. He was making cuts we haven't seen since 2003 and running with power. Lewis finsihed the game with only 13 carries. Are you kidding me? 13 freaking carries? 11 of those were in the 1st half. WTF? :deadhorse: :D
I counted 9 first half carries and 4 in the second.
Billick is responsible for this lost .
Billick is a genius.
 

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