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[Stryker44]

Not a chance. He's about to get seriously paid.

Teams are DESPERATE for quarterbacks. They'll always overpay one that's available. There'll be some teams in serious competition for him, so his price will get driven up just like Tannehill, who got a $77 million extension.

The Jets, Bills, Texans, 49ers, Browns, and maybe a couple others will be competing with the Commanders for him.

The Broncos have the same situation with Osweiler.

Loyalty, Honor, Sacrifice - for the Lombardi to come back to Washington DC

 

[martytheman]

I don't think you understand them as much you think you do. First off unless you're looking at the All-22, or at the actual games, you can't tell if he's checking down because he's missing receivers or if there is really no one open. Once the receivers and tight ends run out of your tv screen, you don't know what was there unless there is a replay. And there is no replay on every play. You also don't know what the play called for. I read a blog that goes over his All-22 after every game, he's mostly checking down when WRs aren't open. He's rarely missing open WRs. Other times he is checking down to avoid a pass rusher. And this was the case last season, but Kirk would frequently get fooled by pre-snap disguised coverages and he needed to slow down his reads. He didn't do that last season and the turnovers mounted. This season he started out that way and then he began improving. His biggest weakness right now isn't turning the ball over, it's going off-script when a play is broken.

Yes, he occasionally will throw a bad pass. Eli threw a ton of bad passes yesterday and not only is he a starter, he is a two-time superbowl champion. Against New England, I watched Brady throw an awful pass directly to Perry Riley. All QBs throw bad passes, it's just the better ones learn from their mistakes and limit the amount of times it happens. Saying "he's been doing it through out his career" is debunked by the actual facts I provided.

not to mention the fact that he holds up Romo as a shining beacon of "smart" football throws.
I think Romo is a hell of a qb, but he's prone to quite a few stupid throws, that he's been doing throughout his career.. week 17 of the 2012 season comes to mind as one example vs the Commanders...

 

[Daillest88]

not to mention the fact that he holds up Romo as a shining beacon of "smart" football throws.
I think Romo is a hell of a qb, but he's prone to quite a few stupid throws, that he's been doing throughout his career.. week 17 of the 2012 season comes to mind as one example vs the Commanders...

Romo runs the offense, has pretty much carried this team since the day he started . lol every qb makes dumb throws. What you have is a qb who is no more than a backup. Romo is a guy who pretty much makes this offense go. Look how clueless Garrett is without him.. Cousins=tannehill

 

[erod]

Loyalty, Honor, Sacrifice - for the Lombardi to come back to Washington DC

90 percent of that roster would leave for a bag of Funyuns and a ticket to a peep show.

 

[DandyDon1722]

not to mention the fact that he holds up Romo as a shining beacon of "smart" football throws.
I think Romo is a hell of a qb, but he's prone to quite a few stupid throws, that he's been doing throughout his career.. week 17 of the 2012 season comes to mind as one example vs the Commanders...

Dude please - you're so far behind the curve in here with that crap. He's 5th ALL TIME in INT/TD ratio. He's got less 4th quarter INT's that Brady, Brees & Peyton and you should already know he's got more 4th quarter comebacks than anybody in the league.

Brady has thrown 3 "stupid" INT's in two separate AFC Championship games and won them both. Peyton threw a "stupid" pick six that cost them a Super Bowl, Roethlisberger won a Divisional playoff game with 2 "stupid" INT's and a 35.3 quarterback rating and won then came back with in the Super Bowl with a "stupid" 22.6 QB rating and won.

Roma's on national television every freaking week and that's your only reference point. If he played in Atlanta you wouldn't even know.

Grow up.

 

[martytheman]

Dude please - you're so far behind the curve in here with that crap. He's 5th ALL TIME in INT/TD ratio. He's got less 4th quarter INT's that Brady, Brees & Peyton and you should already know he's got more 4th quarter comebacks than anybody in the league.

Brady has thrown 3 "stupid" INT's in two separate AFC Championship games and won them both. Peyton threw a "stupid" pick six that cost them a Super Bowl, Roethlisberger won a Divisional playoff game with 2 "stupid" INT's and a 35.3 quarterback rating and won then came back with in the Super Bowl with a "stupid" 22.6 QB rating and won.

Roma's on national television every freaking week and that's your only reference point. If he played in Atlanta you wouldn't even know.

Grow up.

hey, don't get your junk in a wad, YOUR guy said quote: "The guy still makes dumb throws. Nothing has changed"
All I was saying, is if that is his criteria for judging that a qb "sucks" then Romo must suck too because he has a history of making all kinds of stupid throws.

PERSONALLY, I think romo is a great qb, except for that disgusting blue star on his helmet.. I was just responding to the other guy's asinine comment with one that was just as bad to illustrate how stupid that line of reasoning is.... see?

 

[StylisticS]

Let me tell you how much fun it is living in D.C. right now. .

No kidding. That's why 's why I am amazed at some of the comments in this thread hoping the win. I do not want that team to see any success.

 

[Stryker44]

90 percent of that roster would leave for a bag of Funyuns and a ticket to a peep show.

Dude, we are a team playing in honor of the ancient Commander warriors. The guys all know it.

 

[cowboys1981]

He'll be a free agent in two months. The Commanders will have to throw Tannehill money at him to keep him.

For that reason alone, we should root for Washington. Let them RG3 themselves all over again.

Good point. With every win he gets, he's closer to 100M.