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Benzhiyi 03-02-2009 10:40 AM

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Originally Posted by pauldrulez
I think he is Top 5 in ability.

Probably better when looked at overall.

I have after this year:

1. Brady/Manning
3. Brees
4. Rivers
5. Cheeseberger ;) (I kid, I kid) Big Ben.

Then you have Cutler, Warner, Palmer (if his old form returns), Eli, Romo, Pennington and Cassel ;) :D

Schaub, Rodgers, Ryan and Cassel can all break in to this top 10 depending on their form next year.

I don't think you can say 'after this year...' and still rank Brady at number one. That type of knee injury is HUGE for a QB. He's an unknown quantity going into next year. You'd expect him to be good - he is Tom Brady, after all - but you can't expect him to instantly be the best guy in the NFL again.

I'd have Rivers lower.

And whatever team he plays for next year, Cassel has to have a storming season to be anywhere near my top ten. Seriously, you'd rank him higher than someone like McNabb? Or Matt freakin' Ryan, who could easily be the best QB in the league within two seasons? Come on now.

elliott 03-02-2009 11:05 AM

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Originally Posted by Hedgehog
Heard some whining today from Cardinals management/Cardinals fans about that last play when Warner fumbled. They are saying it was a incomplete pass, i.e. his arm was going forward.


Illegal pass though...

Didn't he nail his lineman in the back?

They'd have still had more chances though, but loss of yards etc.

I was annoyed that Pitt got that penalty from their goalline. I was just waiting for the elective safety to clear their lines. That was frustrating!

jazman 03-02-2009 12:15 PM

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Originally Posted by peagle
The fact of the matter is that I'd rather have Warner than 'big ben'. So while everyone can say what they want about Roethlisberger thats my opinion and while he is good, everyone needs to calm down just a tad!

My personal view is that a QB is only as good as the defence in front of him. The biggest questions about Warner is that he has not been a consistent QB througout his career and thats not taking away his two SB appearances ... I rate Ben higher than Warner simply based on his pro career to date .. but I really do think that the amount of hits he takes will catch up with him eventually ...

jazman 03-02-2009 12:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by pauldrulez
I think he is Top 5 in ability.

Probably better when looked at overall.

I have after this year:

1. Brady/Manning
3. Brees
4. Rivers
5. Cheeseberger ;) (I kid, I kid) Big Ben.

Then you have Cutler, Warner, Palmer (if his old form returns), Eli, Romo, Pennington and Cassel ;) :D

Schaub, Rodgers, Ryan and Cassel can all break in to this top 10 depending on their form next year.

What no Romo? ;)

jazman 03-02-2009 12:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Hedgehog
Heard some whining today from Cardinals management/Cardinals fans about that last play when Warner fumbled. They are saying it was a incomplete pass, i.e. his arm was going forward.

They just about got that call one time, the second time was even less likely.(Remember the Raiders v The Patriots in the snow a few years back.... the bastards.... )

The officials get it right, but can only do so with the help of 50 camera angles and 5 minutes of looking at them.

Still.... gives them more time for some commercials.

Damn, I can't remember, but hasn't that got it's own name which is quite a greay arrear in the game ... when the QB starts to pull his arm back? Maybe I've got confused here ... but haven't heard it mentioned in this case ...

saxoneagle 03-02-2009 12:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Benzhiyi
No chance.

Warner has one season left, for starters. And he has a better receiving corps.

Roethlisberger isn't fashionable, but he's a tremendous leader, outstanding at keeping plays alive and arguably only bettered by Manning (P) when it comes to keeping his side going in clutch situations. Time and time again he led his team to victory this season on the last drive of the game. Stats are one thing; cojones are another, and Big Ben has some of the biggest in the NFL. The Steelers had the toughest NFL schedule in recent history and they won it all, with him skippering them. What more does he have to do to get some credit?

Spot on.

saxoneagle 03-02-2009 12:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Benzhiyi
I don't think you can say 'after this year...' and still rank Brady at number one. That type of knee injury is HUGE for a QB. He's an unknown quantity going into next year. You'd expect him to be good - he is Tom Brady, after all - but you can't expect him to instantly be the best guy in the NFL again.

I'd have Rivers lower.

And whatever team he plays for next year, Cassel has to have a storming season to be anywhere near my top ten. Seriously, you'd rank him higher than someone like McNabb? Or Matt freakin' Ryan, who could easily be the best QB in the league within two seasons? Come on now.

Spot on. Even though Manning didn't win it, he is the only person I'd pick about Ben right now.

Manning
Big Ben
Brees
McNabb
Rivers

I like Warner but what would he have been like behind the Steelers OL this season? Dead, that's what.

jazman 03-02-2009 12:38 PM

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Originally Posted by jazman
Damn, I can't remember, but hasn't that got it's own name which is quite a greay arrear in the game ... when the QB starts to pull his arm back? Maybe I've got confused here ... but haven't heard it mentioned in this case ...

The Tuck Rule reads..."NFL Rule 3, Section 21, Article 2, Note 2: When a Team A player is holding the ball to pass it forward, any intentional forward movement of his arm starts a forward pass, even if the player loses possession of the ball as he is attempting to tuck it back toward his body. Also, if the player has tucked the ball into his body and then loses possession, it is a fumble."

Found here ... http://www.provencehome.org/refsuck/...history02.html

elliott 03-02-2009 12:48 PM

the tuck rule, one of the least enforced rules in NFL.

pauldrulez 03-02-2009 02:43 PM

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Originally Posted by jazman
What no Romo? ;)

I had him 9th Jaz ;) TOOL.

It might be hope rather than ability on the Brady part.

I dont think you are being fair to Rivers.

Top 3 passer this year and if they had a D they would have been in the Superbowl.

I can't believe Manning blew it in a year without Brady.

Just think, it took the joint-best QB of this generation of QBs to get the league and Goodell the parity that he wanted (Bar Detroit obviously)

Benzhiyi 03-02-2009 02:45 PM

Paul, I thought you didn't post on other forums?

http://www.operationsports.com/mm/sh...d.php?t=195668

;) :o

pauldrulez 03-02-2009 02:47 PM

Listened to ESPN Football today podcast earlier.

Someone emailed in and said did no-one see Pittsburgh #56 on Harrisons return TD. They said it should have been called clipping. I havent looked yet, but did anyone notice anything? They also said "Illegal block in the back"

Was #56 Farrior?

I'm checking on YT now.

pauldrulez 03-02-2009 02:52 PM

He might well be the worst out of those 9 although I cant speak for most of them as I haven't seen them play but obviously know their reputations and saw bits on America's Game.

I just had a fun game of NFL out on a snow field. Almost lost the game on a sack from my only friend that follows NFL. I called Tuck Rule, he got angry and went home.

Why?

He's a Raiders fan :D Love it.

pauldrulez 03-02-2009 02:58 PM

At the 30 yard line of the Cards, I actually think there may well be some clipping on the RB (I think its Edge)

Close Call though and in that situation what chance does the ref have of seeing it.

pauldrulez 03-02-2009 03:00 PM

Top of the screen, 22 seconds in


pauldrulez 03-02-2009 03:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Benzhiyi
Hahahahahahahaha. HA!

"According to a gossip column in the NY Daily News, Matt Cassel was urinated on in the bathroom during the Super Bowl.

An intoxicated man allegedly tried to cut in front of Cassel at the Raymond James Stadium urinals. After Cassel told the drunk to wait his turn, the man "barged in and proceeded to purposefully pee directly" on Cassel's leg. Security tossed the liquored-up individual, but Cassel was forced to return to his seats with smelly wet pants. He'll surely be able to replace them with what's set up to be an exceptionally lucrative offseason."

Oh, so many innuendos, so little time.

Suprised the NY Post haven't lead with the headline "Cassel enjoys Golden Showers"

saxoneagle 03-02-2009 03:22 PM

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Originally Posted by pauldrulez
Top of the screen, 22 seconds in


Looked like a blatant block in the back! Two hands, full shove... no flag.

pauldrulez 03-02-2009 03:31 PM

Is it me or have the officials been awful this year.

From the overruled Steelers TD against Baltimore to some of the awful PI calls in games.

saxoneagle 03-02-2009 03:36 PM

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Originally Posted by pauldrulez
Is it me or have the officials been awful this year.

From the overruled Steelers TD against Baltimore to some of the awful PI calls in games.

The rules are so much more open to interpretation than in other sports - I was pleased they changed the force out one as that now has no element of doubt about it.

The bad calls this season started way before the Steelers/Ravens game but you're new to this Paul so I expect you only started taking notice of the laws mid-season... ;)

It got really bad as early as week 2...

pauldrulez 03-02-2009 03:43 PM

I'd make a comeback, but I choose not to ;)

That was the one I was trying to remember as well. Damn my selective memory.

What about the 11-10 game for the Steelers-Chargers with the TD at the end which apparently wasn't.

Hochuli sucks.

There were more mistakes this year, but that might have been due to more media coverage of the refs. Bit like football (soccer);) this year, respect the refs and they suck more than they used to :D


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