NFL Season 2010 - Page 130

On November 24 2010 07:31 SweeTLemonS[TPR] wrote:


I still lean toward your earlier description of him as a "mediocre QB behind a great line, and a great defense." I think that's what you said. He'll be a bit better than mediocre... better than Trent Dilfer or Brad Johnson type-guys, but he'll never be at a really high level.

On November 24 2010 07:52 DannyJ wrote:
In my leagyue i have the highest points scored by 106, and the highest points scored against by 95. luckily still 7-4 good enough for playoffs.

I have a whopping 300 more points scored against me than the least scored against person. Crazy.

On November 24 2010 08:02 Hawk wrote:


Yeah, I think that's fairly accurate. Maybe like an Eli, or what Hasselback was like during his better years. More than just a mediocre, run of the mill guy; can make the big plays when you need them more often than not, but you're not gonna mistake him for a great or anything.

On November 24 2010 08:40 DannyJ wrote:
His "it" quality is a super strong O-line, a great run game, and super bowl MVP recievers, probably.

There is no doubt though, he is certainly playing better than last year.

On November 24 2010 09:13 LosingID8 wrote:

no i'm not talking about his on-the-field play. even at USC when i saw him on campus he had this aura about him. he's the type of guy that would be successful regardless of what profession he pursued.

On November 24 2010 08:17 DannyJ wrote:
I'm not even sure how i have the most points scored. My best player is CJ and even he hasnt had the best season. My best WR by FAR is larry fitz, and my TE changes every single week. In fact in terms of PRK my third best player is Dan Carpenter (who i have to cut now)

Still managed to average 95 points per week somehow. I guess it helped that 2 weeks ago i scored near 200 because of vicks insane explosion.

Edit: actually i guess vick is my best player from now on, i only used him around 3 times so far this season though.

On November 24 2010 23:37 Hawk wrote:


I disagree about great, but he very much has 'it', as vaguely defined as that is. Just watch the dude's swagger on that game winning drive. Cool and confident. Not overconfident like a Cutler or Favre and trying to shove a ball into triple coverage like a fag. But just having a real good game sense, knowing where to move in the pocket, going through the progressions and picking the right dude and then heaving an absolutely perfect pass.

The line and all that shit helps, but seriously, watch that drive again. The two big heaves, you can't drop the ball in any better than that. The dude was a boss on that drive. The whole game, he just looked very, very good.

On November 25 2010 05:27 Souma wrote:
Mark Sanchez does some last minute drives against a couple of terrible defenses and he gets put in the spotlight again. People still haven't learned. It doesn't matter if you tear apart a couple of terrible teams. The Giants did it early in the season after losing a couple of times and suddenly people were calling them the #1 team - yeah right, get real. Mark Sanchez is the same way. This is the guy who fell apart against the only good defenses he faced all season - Ravens and Packers - and couldn't get it going against the Vikings either. Before people judge him, you might wanna make sure he does it against some solid teams.

On November 25 2010 04:50 SweeTLemonS[TPR] wrote:


Why do you have to cut Carpenter? Did he get hurt? If he's the third highest scoring player on your team (as Janikowski is on mine), I'm certain you can find a scrub to drop. Your roster is pretty much set by now--at least, it should be--so there's probably not a lot of rotation, unless you have a group of mediocre guys, or a bunch of studs, which it doesn't sound like either is the case for you.

Edit: I'm almost serious about that. On a different note, i have sidney rice on my bench. I wonder if Brett still has anything left to actually get him the ball. Hopefully the firing of Chilly puts a light under the vikings ass like firing phillips did in Dallas.