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TheSport78;5089312 said:Just another poster who gets butthurt from Romo and/or Cowboy criticism...moving on with life
TheSport78;5089312 said:Just another poster who gets butthurt from Romo and/or Cowboy criticism...moving on with life
WPBCowboysFan;5089331 said:http://i132.***BLOCKED***/albums/q40/KIsenberger/Food%20and%20Misc/Point_over_your_head.jpg
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TheSport78;5089335 said:LOL...this thread is just amazing.
Why would I need to prove anything when I'm not the one who claimed he looks to be about 15 lbs heavier and he looks unhealthy?TheSport78;5088881 said:Can you prove to me that has HASN'T gained body fat over the years? No, you can't. You have a right to your opinion and I have a right to mine. Deal with it.
5Stars;5089336 said:It is kind of cool...and he's directing his frustration towards me because KJJ takes him to school.
03EBZ06;5089338 said:Why would I need to prove anything when I'm not the one who claimed he looks to be about 15 lbs heavier and he looks unhealthy?
So tell us when was last time you weighed him? And tell us all how he looks so unhealthy? Doctor.
ohiocowboysfan25;5089352 said:Based on how the media has acted in the past my opinion is that if there was a story here they'd be all over it.
5Stars;5089355 said:Of course there would be. The media would jump at the chance to dump on Romo if he was fat, not in shape, not eating right, blah, blah, blah.
ohiocowboysfan25;5089356 said:They've made a story out of less
TheSport78;5087637 said:[/IMG]
This is just one though...
jblaze2004;5087971 said:he will never be a good qb like this guy I guess
Gemini Dolly;5088123 said:
WPBCowboysFan;5089271 said:Mark Rypien was a SB MVP, No?
Mark Rypien used to trip over his own feet just like Eli, No?
The year Mark Rypien won the SB - he had a better year as a QB than Eli did either year he won a SB, No? Now, you being the research, objective guru that you are would objectively adjust for the inflated passing yds/#'s of this era in order to make a fair comparison, correct? Now, on the other hand if you didnt have to watch all or most of Rypien's games as I did I might be asking a bit much of you on this one.
Now, I might add, that since I watched a whole lot of Mark Rypien his good year I know what he was. And since I get to see a whole lot of Eli I know what he is. I can make that comparison because I am familiar with both guys. And because I am familiar, I can note the similarities. Maybe you arent able to do that. And if not, then maybe you arent able to make a credible claim about my knowledge and bias credibility. Maybe you just didnt/havent seen enough of both to make a legitimate statement.
KJJ;5089373 said:Rypien was a SB MVP and so was Doug Williams. Have any comparisons between Eli and Williams you'd like to share? Rypien had a good year in 91 winning a SB but it wasn't a better year than Eli had winning his second SB in 2011. Eli threw for almost 1200 more yards than Rypien and regardless of the era that's a considerable difference. Eli had one more TD pass than Rypien and completed a higher percentage of his passes. In the playoffs and SB Eli tossed 9 TD passes compared to Rypien's 4 TD passes. Eli's passer rating in the playoffs in 2011 was 103.3 compared to 91.2 for Rypien in 91. A lot more was on Eli's shoulders in 2011 than was on Rypien's in 91. In his 7 years in Washington Rypien had only 2 good seasons one in 89 and his best in 91 leading Washington to a championship.
His game immediately dropped off after that SB win in 91 so much so that Washington was forced to use the 3rd overall pick in 94 on Heath Shuler. Rypien was only 31 when Washington dumped him. He never had a season where he completed more than 59.4% of his passes. He's remembered for ONE season not his "career." Eli won a SB and SB MVP award in 07 and solidified it 4 years later by duplicating the same feat. Rypien winning a SB was a fluke he showed no consistency prior to that SB win and was done 2 years after it.
Eli has been one of the better QB's in the league for the past several years. He's building a Hall of Fame resume which is something Rypien didn't come close to doing. For you to compare Eli with Rypien AND Trent Dilfer makes your opinions and perception of players worthless. Dilfer was carried to his SB win by one of the greatest defenses in NFL history. He was so bad that Baltimore dumped him immediately after that SB season but you claim you see Eli in both him and Rypien. :laugh2:
I'm far from defensive but I do find your insinuations without any factual data quite silly.TheSport78;5089344 said:Bud, I'm not asking you to prove anything. It's called sharing an opinion. Don't have to get so defensive...
KJJ;5089373 said:Rypien was a SB MVP and so was Doug Williams. Have any comparisons between Eli and Williams you'd like to share? Rypien had a good year in 91 winning a SB but it wasn't a better year than Eli had winning his second SB in 2011. Eli threw for almost 1200 more yards than Rypien and regardless of the era that's a considerable difference. Eli had one more TD pass than Rypien and completed a higher percentage of his passes. In the playoffs and SB Eli tossed 9 TD passes compared to Rypien's 4 TD passes. Eli's passer rating in the playoffs in 2011 was 103.3 compared to 91.2 for Rypien in 91. A lot more was on Eli's shoulders in 2011 than was on Rypien's in 91. In his 7 years in Washington Rypien had only 2 good seasons one in 89 and his best in 91 leading Washington to a championship.
His game immediately dropped off after that SB win in 91 so much so that Washington was forced to use the 3rd overall pick in 94 on Heath Shuler. Rypien was only 31 when Washington dumped him. He never had a season where he completed more than 59.4% of his passes. He's remembered for ONE season not his "career." Eli won a SB and SB MVP award in 07 and solidified it 4 years later by duplicating the same feat. Rypien winning a SB was a fluke he showed no consistency prior to that SB win and was done 2 years after it.
Eli has been one of the better QB's in the league for the past several years. He's building a Hall of Fame resume which is something Rypien didn't come close to doing. For you to compare Eli with Rypien AND Trent Dilfer makes your opinions and perception of players worthless. Dilfer was carried to his SB win by one of the greatest defenses in NFL history. He was so bad that Baltimore dumped him immediately after that SB season but you claim you see Eli in both him and Rypien. :laugh2:
WPBCowboysFan;5089380 said:Did you watch Rypien thru the 91 season or just look up stats?
RoyTheHammer;5089382 said:Yea, nevermind how he played.. did you see how he looked?
That's the real debate here..
WPBCowboysFan;5089380 said:Did you watch Rypien thru the 91 season or just look up stats?