"Would you trade your current QB for Phillip Rivers, RIGHT TODAY?"
No trick question, no bullshit, no qualifiers. Your team, EXACTLY how it is right this second. You swappin your QB for Rivers. I was thinking about this a couple weeks ago. Wondering why people don't like dude. Seems like all he does is throw 3 to 4 TDs a game. Is it personality shit? Hmmm. Anyhoo...Giants' fans: You do not have to answer. I'm sure y'all would take Phillip Drummond, at this point.
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legsdiamond Member since May 05th 2011 79594 posts
Tue Oct-16-18 10:14 AM
5. "Hell no. I’m a Steeler fan" In response to Reply # 0
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legsdiamond Member since May 05th 2011 79594 posts
Tue Oct-16-18 07:49 PM
15. "That’s a lie. Rivers puts up great fantasy numbers" In response to Reply # 9 Tue Oct-16-18 07:53 PM by legsdiamond
but every year it’s the same shit. Well, it’s one of two ways. Start slow and climb back to 9-7 and just miss the playoffs or start hot and then get cold and just miss the playoffs.
The problem I have with Rivers is he never makes that play that when you really need it.
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The thing that makes Ben special is his completion percentage after contact.
It ain’t pretty but it works.
Rivers gets hit a few times and he starts throwing side armed curved balls.
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-The Knicks’ coaching search still includes a lone frontrunner, Kurt Rambis, whose qualifications for the position include a strong relationship with Jackson and a willingness to take the job.
20. "Teams who wouldn't" In response to Reply # 18
Minnesota Green Bay Carolina New Orleans Atlanta Philadelphia LAR Seattle Kansas City Indianapolis Pittsburgh New England
While he would be an improvement right today over the QB's for Chicago, Cleveland, Houston, NYJ, Arizona and Buffalo, not sure they would actually trade a young QB for a 36 year old. Same for a team like Baltimore, with a comparable veteran starter and a young QB waiting in the wings.
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32. "good thing the Giants traded: they could have 4 SBs instead of 2" In response to Reply # 0
and be the Cowboys of the current age instead of that accursed team that plays in Foxboro and also lost to the Giants in those 2 SBs, and most recently 41-33 in the most recent SB
legsdiamond Member since May 05th 2011 79594 posts
Wed Oct-17-18 01:55 PM
38. "Do you really want to win or look good losing? - Phonte" In response to Reply # 37
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41. "never argue with people that hate on QB playoff wins" In response to Reply # 39
i spent hours and hours yelling at dudes saying Broncos Peyton was a bum and "any qb couldve won", even tho he went thru Ben, Brady, and Cam in a single playoff season. that shit isnt easy
legsdiamond Member since May 05th 2011 79594 posts
Wed Oct-17-18 03:42 PM
42. "Ehh, the Broncos D went thru went thru those QB’s" In response to Reply # 41
I don’t remember any “oh shit” plays by Peyton in his last playoff run. At least Eli had some memorable throws in his wins but Peyton was a shell.
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43. "agreed, but QBs can for sure lose games" In response to Reply # 42
Peyton was just smart. got key first downs. never put his defense in a bad position. he always won field position battles, and those rarely show up on the stat sheet, even tho idiots will be like YOU CANT HIDE THINGS ON A STAT SHEET.
For sure, the Broncos defense was the MVP of that playoff run, but what about the Super Bowl when Peyton drove down the field, set the tone, and put points on the board? totally different game if he goes 3 and out.
legsdiamond Member since May 05th 2011 79594 posts
Wed Oct-17-18 07:58 PM
44. "Nah... Broncos D has a strip sack for a TD on the first Panther possessi..." In response to Reply # 43
Peyton had 143 yards and an INT.
He had a great career but that D dragged him to a SB victory.
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legsdiamond Member since May 05th 2011 79594 posts
Fri Dec-14-18 01:40 PM
52. "Impressive. I fell asleep and woke up right before the game winner" In response to Reply # 47
Thought it was over.
All that being said, I’m usually not shocked when a QB of his caliber wins in his division.
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