Brunell is Bad

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#56fanatic
02-28-2006, 12:22 PM
I can not believe this is even a discussion. The man had the best year he has had probably ever. Over 3000 yards, 22 tds and 5,6 ints. The offense was 11 in the NFL. A 1400 almost 1500 yard receiver. His experience to throw the ball away when there was nothing open is what Gibbs wants. he does not want turnovers, of any kind. Especially with our D, you dont need to force things. What else would you want out of your QB? If those stats aren't good enough for you, then I dont know what you think is acceptable.

Sean Taylor is God
02-28-2006, 12:25 PM
I can not believe this is even a discussion. The man had the best year he has had probably ever. Over 3000 yards, 22 tds and 5,6 ints. The offense was 11 in the NFL. A 1400 almost 1500 yard receiver. His experience to throw the ball away when there was nothing open is what Gibbs wants. he does not want turnovers, of any kind. Especially with our D, you dont need to force things. What else would you want out of your QB? If those stats aren't good enough for you, then I dont know what you think is acceptable.

obviously you haven't read the other things I have written. Yes, he produced statistically, my point is there are many QB's who could step in and do that same job with the same or better results. why don't you refer to my previous post and tell me which QB's are better or worse.

TheMalcolmConnection
02-28-2006, 01:04 PM
mattyk, here are a list of QB's that I believe with one year of learning the offense could step in a do the job brunell did this year. I would like to know which one's you disagree with and if there are any i'm missing.

Manning, Palmer, McNabb, Roethlisberger, Brady, Mcnair, Leftwich, Plummer, Green, Brees, Bledsoe, Lil Manning, Favre, Culpepper, Delhomme, Simms, Brooks, Bulger, Hasselbeck, Frye, Campbell, Brad Johnson.

But isn't your point that Brunell is bad? I wouldn't put ANY of these quarterbacks in the category of bad.

That Guy
02-28-2006, 01:12 PM
mattyk, here are a list of QB's that I believe with one year of learning the offense could step in a do the job brunell did this year. I would like to know which one's you disagree with and if there are any i'm missing.

Manning, Palmer, McNabb, Roethlisberger, Brady, Mcnair, Leftwich, Plummer, Green, Brees, Bledsoe, Lil Manning, Favre, Culpepper, Delhomme, Simms, Brooks, Bulger, Hasselbeck, Frye, Campbell, Brad Johnson.

i'd argue with plummer brooks and farve cause they historically can't do what's asked of them, and i don't think frye bledsoe or eli are as good, we haven't sseen campbell and johnson wouldn't work well with moss cause his arm is totally dead.

that said, we don't have any of the above QBs nor will we next year so that question is completely bogus. no one is saying brunell is a top 5 QB, just that he got the job done. we're not getting brady, so however good he may be, its pointless conjecture cause he's not an actual realistic or viable option for the skins for either the 2005 or 2006 season.

I have no idea what you're trying to prove here.

MTK
02-28-2006, 01:18 PM
mattyk, here are a list of QB's that I believe with one year of learning the offense could step in a do the job brunell did this year. I would like to know which one's you disagree with and if there are any i'm missing.

Manning, Palmer, McNabb, Roethlisberger, Brady, Mcnair, Leftwich, Plummer, Green, Brees, Bledsoe, Lil Manning, Favre, Culpepper, Delhomme, Simms, Brooks, Bulger, Hasselbeck, Frye, Campbell, Brad Johnson.

Yeah that's great.

What's your point?

None of those guys are in a Redskins uniform so who cares?

Nobody has ever said Brunell is the best QB in the league... why don't you mail this list to Gibbs because I'm sure he could use such valuable info.

Sean Taylor is God
02-28-2006, 01:21 PM
i'd argue with plummer brooks and farve cause they historically can't do what's asked of them, and i don't think frye bledsoe or eli are as good, we haven't sseen campbell and johnson wouldn't work well with moss cause his arm is totally dead.

that said, we don't have any of the above QBs nor will we next year so that question is completely bogus. no one is saying brunell is a top 5 QB, just that he got the job done. we're not getting brady, so however good he may be, its pointless conjecture cause he's not an actual realistic or viable option for the skins for either the 2005 or 2006 season.

I have no idea what you're trying to prove here.

The only thing I am doing is trying to get people to realize that Brunell's success last year does not warrant the praise you throw upon him. The one phrase that seems to keep popping up is, "he got it done." I am not arguing against a 10-6 record. I am arguing that Brunell played a miniscule role in getting it done.

Sean Taylor is God
02-28-2006, 01:24 PM
Yeah that's great.

What's your point?

None of those guys are in a Redskins uniform so who cares?

Nobody has ever said Brunell is the best QB in the league... why don't you mail this list to Gibbs because I'm sure he could use such valuable info.

My point is that Brunell and his statistics are easily replaced.

MTK
02-28-2006, 01:25 PM
The only thing I am doing is trying to get people to realize that Brunell's success last year does not warrant the praise you throw upon him. The one phrase that seems to keep popping up is, "he got it done." I am not arguing against a 10-6 record. I am arguing that Brunell played a miniscule role in getting it done.

Well on the flipside it doesn't warrant saying "Brunell is bad".

The numbers just don't support your claim. 3050 yards, 23 TDs, 10 INTs. 10 regular season wins and a playoff win. 11th ranked offense.

Nobody is praising Brunell like he's the 2nd coming of Marino, but you're the one that started up a thread that just bashes him for no good reason and from the sounds of it your not willing to give him any credit at all.

Everyone was quick to pile on the blame in 2004 but now those same people aren't willing to give him his proper credit for 2005. You can't have it both ways, he was responsible for the poor offense in '04 and he was just as responsible for the offensive turnaround in '05.

If you have an axe to grind against Brunell just admit it and let's move on. Admit your biased and I can at least accept that.

MTK
02-28-2006, 01:27 PM
My point is that Brunell and his statistics are easily replaced.

So is anybody's, seriously what is your point?

You're really drifting out to left field with this one.

#56fanatic
02-28-2006, 01:36 PM
Replaced? replaced by whom? Ramsey, Campbell because that is the option we had. And to say someone could have put up the same or better numbers is moot. We dont have a choice of a Manning, Palmer, Farve ect. Brunell did exactly what a 35 year old veteran was suppose to do last year. Not lose games. and win some if you can. I doubt Ramsey or Campbell could have thrown two prettier balls than the two he threw in Dallas, or run the 25 on 3rd and 27. Brunell made so many plays that go un noticed. The scramble out of bounds for no gain, instead of getting sacked for 7 to 10 yard loss. Dump off to cooley or betts for 4 or 5 instead of incomplete or int down field. People would complain when we would do the int or imcomplete, now we get something positive and its still not good enough. Dude, unless Campbell comes out and burns down Redskin Park with his arm and inteligence this offseason, Brunell is going to be the started next year, so get use to it.

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