And what if you end up with jp losman just because you wanted qb competition?
Tie breaker: He held his own against New Orleans, Carolina, Seattle and San Francisco.
Really?First Carolina game he threw the ball 51 times and didn't score a TD until the final few minutes of the 4th quarter when the Panthers defense was playing back ups and prevent defense. He was awful that game and we lost 31-13. If it wasn't for the last minute TD in garbage time it would have been 31-6. It was a beat down and Glennon did not "hold his own"In the second Panthers game Glennon had less than 200 yards and no TDs on the day, was sacked five times, fumbled once, and threw an interception. He was bad and we got stomped 27-6. The fumble was horrible. It was in the redzone and really changed the whole game early on. Didn't "hold his own"In the Seattle game we came out blazing and scored 21 points in the first half with trick plays. We used a flea flicker and a HB pass, and an onside kick, had over 100 yards rushing and our defense forced 3 turnovers in the first half...but the biggest reason we jumped out to a lead was the Seahawks had 5 first half penalties for 128 yards that converted four 3rd downs for us. That is why we were up 21- 7 at half time. Not Glennon. Glennon was sacked twice for a loss of 20 yards was just 10 of 16 for 83 yards in the first half. Then Glennon had 73 total yards in the second half and never scored another point. We got the ball first in overtime and Glennon got sacked twice and we punted. To say he "held his own with the Seahawks is a joke"In the 49ers game we had two nice drives the entire day. Outside of those two drives we could not do anything. We were 1 of 10 on 3rd downs and 0 for 2 on 4th downs. He was sacked 4 times and was just 18 of 34 for 180 yards with an interception and averaged just 4.2 yards per pass. We lost 33-14. Finally, in the Saints game in the final week of the season, he completed 22 of 41 for 219 yards, two TDs and an Int. It was pretty much over at half time when we were down 28-14...but in the 2nd half Glennon had just 63 yards passing, 1 Int, and two sacks on 20 pass attempts. We got stomped 42-17. If you call that "holding his own" then I think you misunderstand what that phrase means. I mean, he played bad in all those games and we lost horribly. The only game that was close was the Seahawks game and it had next to nothing to do with Glennon. Your tie breaker is a farce.
Also, Glennon was sacked 40 times for a loss of 314 yards. That was 5th worse among all active QBs.
Also, we were dead last in 3rd down conversions. Dead. Last.
Also, Glennon was sacked 40 times for a loss of 314 yards. That was 5th worse among all active QBs.
Amazing he didn't even play in three games.
Our offense and Mike Glennon were far and away dead last in second half production. Historically awful. We had several games with less than 50 yards total offense in the 2nd half. We had 83 second half points ALL YEAR. That is 5.2 second half points per game. That is so fucking awful. I bet that it sets a record.I know, I know. It's the O-line's fault and the bad coaching and we were missing players and he's just a rookie. Sure. You keep telling yourself that.
6.3 yards per pass ranked 37th in the league. 37th in a 32 team league. Think about that.
This fucking thread needs JFF!
I'm convinced. After seeing all these horrible stats we need a new coach in here.
And what if you end up with jp losman just because you wanted qb competition?
Then you try again
"Then you try again"It's Monopoly money!
I'm convinced. After seeing all these horrible stats we need a new coach in here.
Lol. Gotta admit that made me laugh Lum.
Manly as fuck!!
