Admin chillzatl Posted October 26, 2005 Admin Report Share Posted October 26, 2005 oh please, you're so gutless it's funny. A team could go 12-4 and you'd pretend it wasn't a big deal becuase they didn't beat anyone you felt was good enough to make it a big win? Give me a break, you're a joke. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KB21 Posted October 26, 2005 Report Share Posted October 26, 2005 Michael Vick will never make Steve Young look like a mediocre quarterback. Vick is still one of the most inaccurate quarterbacks in the league, and he still couldn't read a defense even if it was printed in bold letters. The guy is simply a glorified running back, and the media sucks his balls due to their social conscious. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Admin chillzatl Posted October 26, 2005 Admin Report Share Posted October 26, 2005 I think you're mistaken, or at least speaking from watching last years games. He is NOT an overly accurate QB. That is not even up for debate. But his ability to read defenses has improved tremendously this season. I've seen him spot things, call them out and then adjust the play more times this year than I have in his career to this point, combined. So go on with your haterish comments. But don't talk [censored] for the sake of talking [censored]. If you've watched the games then you wouldn't be able to honestly make that last "observation". Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Plainview1981 Posted October 27, 2005 Report Share Posted October 27, 2005 Quote: oh please, you're so gutless it's funny. A team could go 12-4 and you'd pretend it wasn't a big deal becuase they didn't beat anyone you felt was good enough to make it a big win? Give me a break, you're a joke. You know what I say is true. Just because you are a homer doesn't mean anything. They've had the benefit of an easy schedule and we both know it. Look at teams like Minnesota, Jets, Saints... They are a COMPLETE MESS. You can call me whatever you want... But these are facts. Deal with it. Those teams are just about the worst in the NFL with only the Texans and Titans right around in there somewhere aswell. The Falcons are good enough to beat ok teams in the regular season and will beat a pretty good team from time to time. However, if Vick and the Falcons continue to play the way they are they will be out in the playoffs early again. The fact that you have to come with your pathetic and cheap insults and nothing else.. Which shows you have no argument againest what I'm saying. The one big accomplishment Vick has is the win over Green Bay in the playoffs a few years ago. Quit throwing out winning percentages when most of the teams you guys have beat haven't been very good. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
troubleman Posted October 28, 2005 Report Share Posted October 28, 2005 Actually in two years as the starting qb, Vick has the win at Green Bay and an appearance in the NFC Championship Game. He has gone further in the playoffs than the likes of Hasselback, Bulger,Trent Green and Culpepper. Each of them are better "passers", but I would not call them better quarterbacks. Vick like McNabb (before TO), and to an extent Mcnair, has made a team that is 3-13 over the last three years without him, into a legitimate playoff contender. As far as the schedule is concerned, NFL Teams can only play the teams placed in front of them. Vick has work to do as a quarterback, but lets not minimize the value he has to his team. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Plainview1981 Posted October 29, 2005 Report Share Posted October 29, 2005 Quote: Actually in two years as the starting qb, Vick has the win at Green Bay and an appearance in the NFC Championship Game. He has gone further in the playoffs than the likes of Hasselback, Bulger,Trent Green and Culpepper. Each of them are better "passers", but I would not call them better quarterbacks. Vick like McNabb (before TO), and to an extent Mcnair, has made a team that is 3-13 over the last three years without him, into a legitimate playoff contender. As far as the schedule is concerned, NFL Teams can only play the teams placed in front of them. Vick has work to do as a quarterback, but lets not minimize the value he has to his team. First of all, the Titans were as good as they were because of defense and a running game and not McNair. Steve was basically a 3 year QB in terms of being good. The rest of the time he was an average QB AT BEST. He became a very overrated QB very quickly. Second.... McNabb is a better passer than Vick. Probably not as good as some of the other guys, but still better than Vick. I also believe Culpepper has got out of the first round since being the Vikes QB. Third... You really think Vick could win with the defense KC has had over the years? C'mon now, be realistic. This is the defense that couldn't force ONE punt againest Indy in the playoffs a few years ago. Fourth...Bulger isn't anything special. Never really been a fan of his. My point is that while the Falcons are a pretty decent team they haven't shown the ability to knock off many top notch team and have had the benefit of a good schedule. Not that they are the only team.. But I think it factors in. So, the Falcons have proven to be a good regular season team, but alot more is going to have to be done before they are a legit title contender. "As far as the schedule is concerned, NFL Teams can only play the teams placed in front of them" So what... Just because the Falcons don't make the schedule doesn't mean that should be overlooked. "but I would not call them better quarterbacks." Well, then you are wrong. What did Vick do to help the Falcons win on Monday Night? 3 picks... Fumble... Passer rating of 16. They played a team that had a 43 year old QB. Really 2 years ago I probably would have agreed. But he has regressed the last few years so I say no. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Plainview1981 Posted October 29, 2005 Report Share Posted October 29, 2005 I think if Vick improves his throwing he could be the best QB possibly ever. The raw talent is obviousally there, but I think he and the Falcons need more tests before I can rank him up there with playoff tested QB's in Manning, Brady, McNabb, Farve and a few others. I think I read a stat the only day that a team with a 350+ yard running QB in a season has never won the Super Bowl. So while I agree, vicks winning percentage as a QB is good, defense and schdule still plays a factor into thinks. I know it sounds like I'm dogging the Falcons and I don't mean it that way really. They are just untested and the schedule has made things alittle easier. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Premium Member Diesel Posted October 29, 2005 Premium Member Report Share Posted October 29, 2005 With Vick = Championship Contender. Without Vick = 3-13... The numbers speak without your explaination! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
cyman3 Posted October 29, 2005 Author Report Share Posted October 29, 2005 thats what it comes down to... does ur QB win games for u? doesnt he have like the 2ND HIGHEST WINNING % (for a QB career)? sure its still early in his career, but i think he has played enough games to consider that % SKILL rather than LUCK. as for the NFL, theres no such thing as an easy schedule. Theres HARD SCHEDULES and REALLY HARD SCHEDULES! and for this season, our schedule's pretty tough. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Plainview1981 Posted October 30, 2005 Report Share Posted October 30, 2005 Quote: With Vick = Championship Contender. Without Vick = 3-13... The numbers speak without your explaination! The reason they were so bad without Vick a few years ago ago is because they are a soft team, (or atleast they were then)and when Vick went down they started to feel sorry for themselves. How many games you gunna win that way? I don't know if they would have had a winning season. But I saw more than one Falcon game that year, and they quit very often... I the Falcons have NO shot at winning the Super Bowl as they can't handle the Steelers. I've explained in good enough detail at why the Falcons aren't a great team and why Vick isn't a great QB. Do yourself a favor and worry about what you know the most about... THe NBA. You can say what you want, but you are either being biased or you plain out have little idea what you are talking about. I have nothing againest the Falcons, I'll rip my own team for their crappy play and such. lkast of all, The Falcons aren't a title threat. They don't have the players or toughness to beat The Steelers. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Plainview1981 Posted October 30, 2005 Report Share Posted October 30, 2005 as for the NFL, theres no such thing as an easy schedule. Theres HARD SCHEDULES and REALLY HARD SCHEDULES!" 1.Beat a Jets team that was on it's 4th QB and basically gave the game away on top of that. Easy win 2.The Vikings 3.The Saints-Didn't they give up 50 something points to a 1-6 Green Bay team a few weeks ago? Nuff said That's atleast 3 easy wins right there. I don't see how you can see the above teams as a tough schedule. You try and throw every Falcons win on Vick. Sorry, he isn't why they won that aweful Jets game. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Premium Member Diesel Posted October 30, 2005 Premium Member Report Share Posted October 30, 2005 With Vick... Championship contender. Without Vick... 3-13. You say that they were a soft team. The same team the year before was almost in the playoffs... The year after, were in the playoffs, almost in the superbowl. I think you can continue to give opinion after opinion as you frantically desire to make your opinion the truth... However, the only real truth in this whole thread is this: With Vick... Championship contender. Without Vick... 3-13. Like I said before... That speaks without your opinion! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Plainview1981 Posted October 31, 2005 Report Share Posted October 31, 2005 Whenever you basically quit cause one player is out that means you are soft. PERIOD. If your team breaks because of one injury that's a sign of a not so tough team. " You say that they were a soft team. The same team the year before was almost in the playoffs... The year after, were in the playoffs, almost in the superbowl." When were the Falcons almost in the Super Bowl?? The year they got whipped by Philly in the 2nd round? If you believe a team with little defense and no WR's are a title contender you are being an idiot. Like I said, stick to what you know. If the Falcons win the Super Bowl with their current roster the NFL needs to be disbanded. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
troubleman Posted November 2, 2005 Report Share Posted November 2, 2005 Quote: When were the Falcons almost in the Super Bowl?? The year they got whipped by Philly in the 2nd round? I guess last year's NFC Championship appearance would count as "almost in the Super Bowl". Again, you are confusing great passing numbers, with being a great qb. Sorry, great passing numbers don't mean jack. I don't think anybody believes that M. Vick is a great passer or a finished product, but the bottom line is the Falcons have a high winning percentage when he is on the field, and a low winning percentage when he is off the field. It's funny how he came back from injury and finished the season 3-1, with that same soft team which had gone 2-10 in his absence. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Plainview1981 Posted November 2, 2005 Report Share Posted November 2, 2005 Quote: Quote: When were the Falcons almost in the Super Bowl?? The year they got whipped by Philly in the 2nd round? I guess last year's NFC Championship appearance would count as "almost in the Super Bowl". Again, you are confusing great passing numbers, with being a great qb. Sorry, great passing numbers don't mean jack. I don't think anybody believes that M. Vick is a great passer or a finished product, but the bottom line is the Falcons have a high winning percentage when he is on the field, and a low winning percentage when he is off the field. It's funny how he came back from injury and finished the season 3-1, with that same soft team which had gone 2-10 in his absence. That one bad loss was a terrible thrashing by the Colts I believe. Who did they beat in the 3 things? My view is that despite the Falcons winning percentage with Vick they've had an easy schedule. Like I said, they aren't the only team to have a questionable schedule, but I think it should be taken into account. Yes, the soft team. It's simple, when a team starts feeling sorry for it's self because one player got hurt they are a soft team. Remember a few years ago when the Eagles lost McNabb for like 5 games. Did they quit? "I guess last year's NFC Championship appearance would count as "almost in the Super Bowl"." Perhaps Technically, but to me it was a case of so close.. but really so far away. If you want to simple it down just to make it look good in your favor that's up to you. However, I see a good team that hasn't really beaten many top tier teams. That doesn't make you a great team, but it makes you a good team that is good enough to be average to alittle above average good teams. Not that it's all Vicks fault... He could use a deepthreat, but I'm not 100% sure he'd stop running so much anyway. I just don't believe he is going to change what he's probably done his entire life that easily. He clearly at times tries to stay in the pocket more these days, but sometimes he seems to give up on that easily and take off running. One thing I do wonder is that if his height becomes an issue... He appears like he might not even be 6 feet to me. " Also, watching Matt pass for 300 yards and 3 TD's tells me the WR's aren't as terrible as people try and make them out to be. Vick really hasn't came that close to matching those numbers in a game this year. I kinda expected Matt to have maybe a 200 yard passing day with a TD and 2 picks.... But he comes in and has a great game and that makes me wonder. Anyway you look at it, the Falcons have made a longterm investment in Vick, but what's gunna happen when he is 30 years old and still running? He's even smaller than a Steve Young and can take the punishment less on his body. Right now he's on track to be completely beatup by the time he's 30 and might be sitting on a bench somewhere like a Cunningham because of it. I'd hate to see it happen since Vick has the talent to be the best QB in the league ever. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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