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Bottom line is, the guy is a 58 percent passer, so accuracy HAS been an issue.  He has had 32 fumbles over the course of his career, so getting HIT is his problem, amongst getting taken down, as a result of his SLOW release.  That is just plain sight knowledge, no skew applied.true, McCown holds the ball too long, but basically he has less than a full year of starts under his belt.  His timing is obviously off, I hate him for it, but I would rather roll with his legs, and comprable arm, than with Sandwich's ability as a QB over the course of his career.  He has been handed the ball quite often, and has really done nothing to make me think he is going to dominate in Tampa.  It makes me shudder to think he is going to be the guy leading a huddle.GIVE McCown the ball...let him run the team for a period of time, see what he has.  We simply do not know at this point.  No sample.
Its freakin dumb to say he(lefty) hasn't been exposed! When he has been on 4 teams in 4 years, Has lost his jobs to mid to late round QBs(Garrard & Redman) when he has the 1st rd QB grade,a gun for an arm and "experience". Its also been heavily noted by PR that he pats the ball before he throws(exposed). With Lefty you know what your gonna get,he is pretty much done as far as having potential and getting better. Luke has the chance to get better with time and reps(in no way am I saying he will) but personally i'd roll with the guy that could still get better.
Quote from: Boid Fink on August 09, 2009, 12:44:13 AMBottom line is, the guy is a 58 percent passer, so accuracy HAS been an issue. He has had 32 fumbles over the course of his career, so getting HIT is his problem, amongst getting taken down, as a result of his SLOW release. That is just plain sight knowledge, no skew applied.true, McCown holds the ball too long, but basically he has less than a full year of starts under his belt. His timing is obviously off, I hate him for it, but I would rather roll with his legs, and comprable arm, than with Sandwich's ability as a QB over the course of his career. He has been handed the ball quite often, and has really done nothing to make me think he is going to dominate in Tampa. It makes me shudder to think he is going to be the guy leading a huddle.GIVE McCown the ball...let him run the team for a period of time, see what he has. We simply do not know at this point. No sample.ANeither is a good answer but Byron offers a known level of suckage that you can at least expect. LM is gonna give you all sorts of goofy, and often bad, outcomes and that is harder to plan around.
Bottom line is, the guy is a 58 percent passer, so accuracy HAS been an issue. He has had 32 fumbles over the course of his career, so getting HIT is his problem, amongst getting taken down, as a result of his SLOW release. That is just plain sight knowledge, no skew applied.true, McCown holds the ball too long, but basically he has less than a full year of starts under his belt. His timing is obviously off, I hate him for it, but I would rather roll with his legs, and comprable arm, than with Sandwich's ability as a QB over the course of his career. He has been handed the ball quite often, and has really done nothing to make me think he is going to dominate in Tampa. It makes me shudder to think he is going to be the guy leading a huddle.GIVE McCown the ball...let him run the team for a period of time, see what he has. We simply do not know at this point. No sample.
Quote from: 1VA BUCS FAN on August 09, 2009, 01:33:28 AMIts freakin dumb to say he(lefty) hasn't been exposed! When he has been on 4 teams in 4 years, Has lost his jobs to mid to late round QBs(Garrard & Redman) when he has the 1st rd QB grade,a gun for an arm and "experience". Its also been heavily noted by PR that he pats the ball before he throws(exposed). With Lefty you know what your gonna get,he is pretty much done as far as having potential and getting better. Luke has the chance to get better with time and reps(in no way am I saying he will) but personally i'd roll with the guy that could still get better.Again, PR can note the "pats the ball" but that statement is meaningless. It doesn't change that his sack rate and INT rate isn't abnormal so all those brilliant observations don't matter. Why does Luke have upside? He's 5 years into the league and apparently never earning a job is now a qualification to get one because that unknown magical mystery seems to be his main redeeming factor.
Sandwich has bounced around, and stellar, even decent game manager type QB do not bounce as frequently as he has...
Quote from: Boid Fink on August 09, 2009, 02:07:42 AMSandwich has bounced around, and stellar, even decent game manager type QB do not bounce as frequently as he has...If I recall, Kurt Warner went thru a spell in the middle of his career when he bounced around from team to team and was a fumble machine. I remember him throwing 6 interceptions in one game and fumbling 6 times in another game.
Quote from: Boid Fink on August 08, 2009, 11:03:49 PM Sandwhich is too damned slow.Marino was slow too, and this is not comparing him to Marino. Marino was the most Immobile qb EVER. I don't care who has better wheels. it's a QB's job to deliver the ball to the open receiver and produce td's. So far in training camp, Leftwich is the clear winner and there's no denying it.
Sandwhich is too damned slow.