richig07
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I disagree. Defense wins come PO time. You just need solid QB play.
Defense is huge... however, are you really sitting here and saying QB isn't king, after that Super Bowl we literally JUST saw?
I disagree. Defense wins come PO time. You just need solid QB play.
I dont know, Minnesota was expecting to compete for the division with him, they only went to bradford when he got injured. I mean, at least the Vikings were expected to continue on their path with him as their quarterback. Maybe they dont have the fans who are so quick to throw a young QB under the bus.
He's a game manager. He's the NFC's Alex Smith. He's most certainly not an elite QB. Far from it.
I saw a def that got worn out in the second half. What did you see? Was P man the reason Den won last year? Before Alt's def got gassed Brady was average. I would put the win on NE's def more then Brady. No elite QB has ever won a SB without a strong D. The NE D shut down Fatty Ice in the second half without that nothing Brady did would have mattered.Defense is huge... however, are you really sitting here and saying QB isn't king, after that Super Bowl we literally JUST saw?
I saw a def that got worn out in the second half. What did you see? Was P man the reason Den won last year? Before Alt's def got gassed Brady was average. I would put the win on NE's def more then Brady. No elite QB has ever won a SB without a strong D. The NE D shut down Fatty Ice in the second half without that nothing Brady did would have mattered.
There you go needing elite again. You want to run down the superbowl wins before quarterbacks were considered elite and how many wins they have after they got paid?
In today's game? Flacco and Eli's first? lol... that's about it.
Not to mention, even those two guys were considered as having elite "potential". Bridgewater is literally a game manager, with no capability of putting a team on his back and winning it all. Without a great defense, he is nothing more than just a middling QB. He would need Denver's D from two seasons ago, in order to win a Super Bowl.
Yes, after seeing the last few seasons play out, I am 100% convinced that a top QB is the number one thing guaranteed to always keep you in contention. A defense, a run game... all of that stuff is obviously important. Especially come playoff time. However, it relies on a lot of different factors, and many different people. That ONE guy, just to be out there, making it happen for you. That's the most valuable thing to find in this league.
I don't get this statement. If he is in fact a good QB then he would be cheap even at the 3 pick. If Pace does believe he is the answer, then get him at any cost. Now I don't think it will take the 3 pick but if it did I would be ok with it. I'm more on the AJM bandwagon.If we can get Garappolo for anything other than our first round pick, even I would approve this move. If Pace has a brain fart and gives up our first round pick for Garappolo, then Pace should be fired. A 2nd and a 3rd for Garappolo is about as much as I would give up.
I don't get this statement. If he is in fact a good QB then he would be cheap even at the 3 pick. If Pace does believe he is the answer, then get him at any cost. Now I don't think it will take the 3 pick but if it did I would be ok with it. I'm more on the AJM bandwagon.
Take into account that any trade for JG will hinge on JG being willing to sign long term with that team. JG grew up a Bears fan. Say Clv offers more, but JG does not want to go there. All he says is I won't sign beyond next year with Clv. Bam Clv is out. So JG gets to pick where he goes, not BB.But in this case, you are not just giving New England the picks, you have to give up more than SanFrancisco, Cleveland, or anybody else is offering.
Take into account that any trade for JG will hinge on JG being willing to sign long term with that team. JG grew up a Bears fan. Say Clv offers more, but JG does not want to go there. All he says is I won't sign beyond next year with Clv. Bam Clv is out. So JG gets to pick where he goes, not BB.
Who was the last "solid" QB to win a title?
How many "solid" QBs have made it to the super bowl in recent years? The only one I can think of is flacco, and he was on fire that year. The league has been changing to a pass first league for over 30 years and the Bears still try to build contenders without diddly at QB. Fuck trying to get another Kyle orton or jim Miller, let's try to get the next Derek Carr or Dak Prescott in the draft. Who knows we might end up with a top tier guy. Or we might just end up with a solid QB.
All of two years ago. Yes, it was Peyton Manning, but let's not even attempt to claim that he was ANYWHERE near "elite"... The Denver QB position was a trainwreck two years ago and they won it all with defense...
That said, I'm down for trading for Jimmy G as long as we don't give the #3 or anything extreme.
I wish the entire league could just collude and tell Bellichick that he can choke on Garrapalo before anyone is going to give him a first for him...
And yes, force Bill to have that conversation with Brady next year and nudge him into retirement. I'd LOVE to be a fly on the wall for that conversation...
I still count him as better than solid.All of two years ago. Yes, it was Peyton Manning, but let's not even attempt to claim that he was ANYWHERE near "elite"... The Denver QB position was a trainwreck two years ago and they won it all with defense...