1/28/01

Great throw Joe.

This is 2004 all over again, ha.

Suggs was held

Just now, rmcjacket23 said:

Do they pull franchise players playing hurt all the time?

I'm not advocating it.  But if he's hurt to that point, you sit him.  Huge IF.

3 minutes ago, Wildabeast88 said:

The question is does Mallett give you a better shot than Joe at 80% I say no

Is Joe playing at 80% Joe?

2 minutes ago, The Mom Gene said:

This isn't pee wee.  You tell any of these guys that.

 

Okay...coaches pull players all the time.

Just now, The Mom Gene said:

Just like the other guys, he's not gonna wanna sitt.

Doesn't matter what he wants to do.  IF he's still hurt and playing poorly, you sit him.

1 minute ago, A Fish Called Yanda said:

I posted it in Sunday's gameday thread - I bet we'll hear that his knee isn't 100% after the season and its affected him planting and stepping into his throws or something.

Then pull him.

Man, that was open.  Bad throw.

I said "oh, good grief"...and then he came back out and I said "oh, good grief".

1 hour ago, flynismo said:

You should have been a CB. Your backpedal is amazing....

Hahahahahaha

On 11/1/2016 at 11:09 PM, flynismo said:

Cool story

An implausible one, actually...

I get your love for Mr Flacco, but HoF talk is just hilarious.

Vintage Harrison/Flacco...

Just now, codizzle said:

Tavon Young 

loving this kid 

Yup.  Ran that route better than Brown.

Just now, reed20 said:

What is it matter if he throws it away or not? either way its 4th down. you guys are silly..

It's called field position.  And smart football.

Just now, reed20 said:

Its not like it matters it was 3rd down..

12 yards in field position is big.

Throw the ball away!

Just now, robbie29 said:

Sad that Joe gets credit for a TD pass there. That was 95% Wallace. But hey, at least the Ravens are up now. 7 points is huge in this rivalry. 

Sad?  That's just stupid to say.

He is a NINE year vet, right?

9 minutes ago, reed20 said:

He earned it when we won the superbowl

Can't use that crutch for an entire career.

2 minutes ago, Ravensfan23 said:

CBS just showed a great example of hos 5 is struggling reading and picking up blitz presnap. That helps the lineman and WRs win if he can do that. He has to be better at that today. Either check out of plays or throw hot routes. If 5 makes teams pay for the blitz he's deadly just like he is in the playoffs. 

Unfortunately, he has ALWAYS struggled there.

Hope everyone, including Mr Flacco, plays well.

On 10/30/2016 at 11:29 PM, flynismo said:

Oh yeah, I mentioned how if Aikman, Griese and Namath can get in the HOF, then Flacco has a good shot at it too. You should have seen how ruffled the anti-Flacco trolls feathers got after that one haha...

Dude, you're still mentioning Flacco and HoF in the same sentence?  Hee hee, ha!

A QB can most certainly make a WR LOOK better...or bring out that WRs fullest potential.  If that weren't true, then he'd play the same and perform the same with Flacco, Mallet, my mom...whoever.  Sharper reads, accuracy, quicker thinking, audibling out of trouble, etc all play into a QBs performance and ultimately the WRs performance.   This false narrative that a QB cant make those around him better is crap.  It's a team game.  As those around you play better, you play better. 

On 10/22/2016 at 0:00 PM, flynismo said:

Easy.

Ben Roethlis--- oh, wait.

Philip Rive---uh nevermind.

Russell Wilson -- no?

Matt Ryan---LOL, JK

Cam New---no?

Tony Romo--nope

Andrew Luck---not even close.

 

A better way to look at it is like this:

 

There are five active QBs to have been named SB MVP.

Brady, Eli, Rodgers, Brees and Flacco.

They will all one day get Yellow Jackets.

Yeah, I said it...

Bored today, so I've read this entire topic.  Wow, Flacco with a yellow jacket?  This one takes the cake!