@RGIII: Many may question, criticize & think they have all the right answers. But few

[VladTheImpaler]

Cornball

 

[mastermind]

Don't need E!SPN to tell me this is a gimmick offense, it is.

It's a fringe offense. It is not the norm, therefore it's a gimmick at this point.

Trust me the league isn't turning into this, this shyt is Wildcat 2.0.

My bad, I gave you much more credit than you deserved. You're just an idiot.

You should tell your coach that he should stop using Kaepernick in that "gimmick offense" also.

 

[jadillac]

RGIII is doing something right. LOL

A young, very confident black dude with unkempt braids & with a white wife....and still love by the majority of white people.

 

[LastEmperor2k2]

yea but why was he still running the ball with a bum knee??


But from the way that RG3 tells, it seems he's the one who made the dumb decision to run out there on that bum knee.

He wasn't running it much after the 2nd quarter.

 

[LastEmperor2k2]

My bad, I gave you much more credit than you deserved. You're just an idiot.

You should tell your coach that he should stop using Kaepernick in that "gimmick offense" also.

I don't like that we do it either, that's dead honest.

But we don't put Kaep in the line of fire nearly as much as yall do with RG3.

But Shanahan don't give a fukk about his long term player health, ask Terrell Davis

 

[Listen]

Most Qbs break down in their early 30s. We're seeing it with Big Ben and others. Peyton just survived a major neck injury. Even he couldnt' avoid almost being knocked out of the game.

It's a receipe for disaster standing in the pocket as much as it is running outside of it. I just don't get why the media isn't honest about it.

I agree with your first line, but you and I both know the bolded is just not true.

You can get your knee blown out in the pocket, sure, and occasionally a guy comes untouched and knocks the shyt out of you, but the key to those two items are can, could and occasionally. When you leave the pocket and head down field, your much more likely to incur violent hits than you are if you stand in the pocket.

 

[LastEmperor2k2]

I agree with your first line, but you and I both know the bolded is just not true.

You can get your knee blown out in the pocket, sure, and occasionally a guy comes untouched and knocks the shyt out of you, but the key to those two items are can, could and occasionally. When you leave the pocket and head down field, your much more likely to incur violent hits than you are if you stand in the pocket.

Yeah, we act like the NFL hasn't completely legislated to do everything to protect the QB in the pocket.

C`mon now.

 

[Frump]

You hateful fakkits deserve this, ripping Luck at every turn just to prop up your hero

Karmas a bytch

 

[Listen]

Yeah, we act like the NFL hasn't completely legislated to do everything to protect the QB in the pocket.

C`mon now.

My point goes beyond even the clear advantage to pocket rules: The only rule thats gonna help you is if you always ALWAYS slide before contact.

If you leave the pocket and DON'T slide, your simply allowing more opportunities for bigger hits than if you stayed in the pocket because there are less blockers, more space and less rules when you leave it.

 

[L@CaT]

Rg3 needs to get under center and learn how to pass from those formations

You cant really blame Shanahan for his scheme this year because quite Frankly the read option is the only thing RGIII Does really well right now..

Get RGIII Under Center have him developed his under center game, develop him in the shotgun as more of a pocket passer and have the read option has a situational play only

Having an offense Scheming entirely around the Read Option will not work in the future and will only get RGIII Killed soon if they keep running it

Shanahan has been around long enough to see this.. Expect to see a totally different RGIII next year

Now will he developed as a great QB with a more traditional offense? Only time will tell

 

[LastEmperor2k2]

My point goes beyond even the clear advantage to pocket rules: The only rule thats gonna help you is if you always ALWAYS slide before contact.

If you leave the pocket and DON'T slide, your simply allowing more opportunities for bigger hits than if you stayed in the pocket because there are less blockers, more space and less rules when you leave it.

I think we all can agree rnning out the pocket and down field is much more dangerous than staying in the pocket.

Sure injuries can occur in both, but the likelyhood for one is far greater than the other.

 

[NYC Rebel]

I think we all can agree rnning out the pocket and down field is much more dangerous than staying in the pocket.

Sure injuries can occur in both, but the likelyhood for one is far greater than the other.

I think standing still in the pocket with players flying all around you is even more dangerous.

 

[LastEmperor2k2]

I think standing still in the pocket with players flying all around you is even more dangerous.

Okay you can think that, but there's a reason why guys like Vick and Ben are always banged up and Eli Manning has never missed a game in his life.

If you run and slide 3-4 yards before any contact ever, sure that would be great but we both know that's not how it works.

And most QB's don't just stand still in the pocket either, no one drops back and refuses to move their feet aisde from Drew Bledsoe.

Lets be serious here.

 

[Listen]

I think standing still in the pocket with players flying all around you is even more dangerous.

Well, it depends on your definition of danger.

You will definitely take less shots to the head in the pocket but maybe your likely to blow out an ACL like Brady did, except of course they put in that rule so now you can't lunge at a QB's legs in the pocket.

 

[NYC Rebel]

Okay you can think that, but there's a reason why guys like Vick and Ben are always banged up and Eli Manning has never missed a game in his life.

If you run and slide 3-4 yards before any contact ever, sure that would be great but we both know that's not how it works.

And most QB's don't just stand still in the pocket either, no one drops back and refuses to move their feet aisde from Drew Bledsoe.

Lets be serious here.

I forgot....Peyton Manning didn't get banged up in the pocket. Big Ben didn't get banged up in the pocket.

Dog....players get hurt in the pocket all the time...and probably just as much as running qbs.