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Drew Brees is considered an elite QB. The Saints are 7-9, just like the Bucs. Their defense sucks, just like the Bucs. Brees threw 4 interceptions in a game. Ryan threw 5. Fix our pass defense and the Bucs are a playoff team. Give Freeman two consecutive years of the same system with decent coaches, and he has a shot at being great if not elite. We have several elite QBs who will be watching the SB like the rest of us. They don't always play like they're elite, and their teams failed in one way or another. A QB can't do it all by himself. It's a team game.
Actually the problem isnt that Freeman stinks. He is average. He puts up good numbers just often enough to make you think he is better than he is. Bad and great are convincing. But mediocre makes you live with the delusion for too many years. He is just good enough to waste our time and not good enough to get us where we want to go.
Quote from: 1sparkybuc on January 30, 2013, 09:46:52 PMDrew Brees is considered an elite QB. The Saints are 7-9, just like the Bucs. Their defense sucks, just like the Bucs. Brees threw 4 interceptions in a game. Ryan threw 5. Fix our pass defense and the Bucs are a playoff team. Give Freeman two consecutive years of the same system with decent coaches, and he has a shot at being great if not elite. We have several elite QBs who will be watching the SB like the rest of us. They don't always play like they're elite, and their teams failed in one way or another. A QB can't do it all by himself. It's a team game.Im gonna stop you there. Brees is considered elite because of his entire body of work. Not just what he did in 2012. Freeman's entire body of work is nothing more than inconsistent play and limited throwing ability in terms of touch and accuracy. To even try and put the two in the same sentence...even in very light comparisons....is completely erroneous.
Quote from: chace1986 on January 30, 2013, 10:27:07 PMQuote from: 1sparkybuc on January 30, 2013, 09:46:52 PMDrew Brees is considered an elite QB. The Saints are 7-9, just like the Bucs. Their defense sucks, just like the Bucs. Brees threw 4 interceptions in a game. Ryan threw 5. Fix our pass defense and the Bucs are a playoff team. Give Freeman two consecutive years of the same system with decent coaches, and he has a shot at being great if not elite. We have several elite QBs who will be watching the SB like the rest of us. They don't always play like they're elite, and their teams failed in one way or another. A QB can't do it all by himself. It's a team game.Im gonna stop you there. Brees is considered elite because of his entire body of work. Not just what he did in 2012. Freeman's entire body of work is nothing more than inconsistent play and limited throwing ability in terms of touch and accuracy. To even try and put the two in the same sentence...even in very light comparisons....is completely erroneous.You know what Chace? I think I am adding you to my list of good posters.
I notice that there were some people who listed Javaray as one of their favorite posters, but absolutely nobody listed The Anti-Java as one of their faves. How shocking.
Quote from: NotDeadYet on January 30, 2013, 10:11:39 PM What often happens is very good QBs make extraordinary plays BECAUSE another player(s) on their team screwed up, or it's a do or die situation for the team. As the QB has the ball, he'll take a gamble with it and sometimes make that extraordinary play. Doing that enough times puts him in the "elite" category. My biggest concern with Josh is taking responsibilty for moving the chains as the leader of our offense. Too often he puts the ball where it's either a very risky throw, or there's no hope of achieving the 1st down from where he throws it to. Just needs to play SMARTER overall with consistancy; doesn't need to be "elite" himself to make our team "elite". Be part of the solution, not part of the problem... All QBs miss throws at times, so I don't sweat that so much. And we all know Mike Williams and even Vincent Jackson drop passes. Hopefully Schiano has prescribed a good offseason program for him, involving both practice AND some team leadership stuff.The only thing I would add......is if its open, run for the first.
What often happens is very good QBs make extraordinary plays BECAUSE another player(s) on their team screwed up, or it's a do or die situation for the team. As the QB has the ball, he'll take a gamble with it and sometimes make that extraordinary play. Doing that enough times puts him in the "elite" category. My biggest concern with Josh is taking responsibilty for moving the chains as the leader of our offense. Too often he puts the ball where it's either a very risky throw, or there's no hope of achieving the 1st down from where he throws it to. Just needs to play SMARTER overall with consistancy; doesn't need to be "elite" himself to make our team "elite". Be part of the solution, not part of the problem... All QBs miss throws at times, so I don't sweat that so much. And we all know Mike Williams and even Vincent Jackson drop passes. Hopefully Schiano has prescribed a good offseason program for him, involving both practice AND some team leadership stuff.
25/6 in 2010 + 25/8 in 2012 before the team was eliminated = trade for Cousins or Flynn
Quote from: JC5100 on January 30, 2013, 08:19:21 PM25/6 in 2010 + 25/8 in 2012 before the team was eliminated = trade for Cousins or Flynnlolz, I remember when Carnell Williams had a 4.1 YPC when Jeff Faine was at Center.
This is the Sterling 'Elite' Mobility Scooter.Freeman may ride one of these when he's 70. At that time, he could be considered elite.
What skills? Accuracy? Nope.Touch? Nope.Intelligent field general? Nope.Fiery leader? Nope.Calm under pressure? Nope.Smart decision maker? Nope.Josh makes a living chucking deep jumpers. Other than that he's got nothing to scare anyone with.
Brees and Ryan have both made it to the playoffs before. Freeman never has. Never will.