PDay8810
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well...he was left handed!Yea Bobby was forward pass challenged
well...he was left handed!Yea Bobby was forward pass challenged
Yea I think if you have lots of talent elsewhere you can win with Kirk but i don't see the roster as strong enough to overcome what he cant do. It seemed like a stronger roster a couple of years ago so they probably missed the window with him as the QB.You hit on the key word. Ok is what Kirk is. Good enough to make you relevant, but not good enough to make you elite. I was fine with his guaranteed contract when he first signed it because it was short term at 3 years. Then we extended it 2 years. Then 2 more years. That pissed me off, because it's continuing to kick the can down the road and not draft his replacement.
Meh Yuengling is not that great. It’s not terrible but it’s not all that IMOAbsolutely shit beer
And a beautiful philadelphia yuengling
Careful, it's risky mixing buisness with pleasure.Just called but buddy/co-worker in ND that’s a big Vikings fan. Been giving him trouble about Cousins all year
He didn’t answer lol
You think he threw the check down on 4th down to pad his stats?There are a lot of QBs that regularly throw safe passes short of the sticks in key situations to make their stats look better. In my mind Cousins is 1 of them.
Fear and vanity collided. He didn't throw a safe pass to make his stats look better. He threw a safe pass to minimise of the risk of his stats worsening with an INT. It would have been better for the team if he threw a deeper jump ball into double coverage. The completion/conversion rate would have been low and the INT risk high, but it needed to be done. He's not alone. I've seen Goff throw a 4th down pass out of bounds rather than take a risk. How often do we see QBs throw a Hail Mary at the end of the 1st half when an INT wouldn't hurt the team? Anyone remember Romo throwing a dumpoff against the Redskins that resulted in a completion that was fumbled and returned for a TD? It's a media/fan/fantasy-football related issue. Tannehill got extra crap for throwing a jump ball INT to end the Titans playoffs maybe 2 years ago. It's a stats league, and Cousins generates nice stats.You think he threw the check down on 4th down to pad his stats?
That's a tough projection for me. You can criticize the decision all you like. I don't think his stats went into the decision-making process for why he throws the ball short.Fear and vanity collided. He didn't throw a safe pass to make his stats look better. He threw a safe pass to minimise of the risk of his stats worsening with an INT. It would have been better for the team if he threw a deeper jump ball into double coverage. The completion/conversion rate would have been low and the INT risk high, but it needed to be done. He's not alone. I've seen Goff throw a 4th down pass out of bounds rather than take a risk. How often do we see QBs throw a Hail Mary at the end of the 1st half when an INT wouldn't hurt the team? Anyone remember Romo throwing a dumpoff against the Redskins that resulted in a completion that was fumbled and returned for a TD? It's a media/fan/fantasy-football related issue. Tannehill got extra crap for throwing a jump ball INT to end the Titans playoffs maybe 2 years ago. It's a stats league, and Cousins generates nice stats.
That's fair enoiugh. I can see what you're saying. I'll make a projection - if Cousins was in the same situation next week he'd do the same thing again. He's a good QB but he's not a gun-slinger, even when the situation calls for a gun-slinger.That's a tough projection for me. You can criticize the decision all you like. I don't think his stats went into the decision-making process for why he throws the ball short.
Immediately what comes to mind is that catch-of-the-year nominee from Jefferson. I think it may have been the Bills game? That was a desperate low percentage situation versus coverage and Cousins didn't hesitate to gun it in there.That's fair enoiugh. I can see what you're saying. I'll make a projection - if Cousins was in the same situation next week he'd do the same thing again. He's a good QB but he's not a gun-slinger, even when the situation calls for a gun-slinger.
You could well be right. Not 1 of the few Bills games I watched this year.Immediately what comes to mind is that catch-of-the-year nominee from Jefferson. I think it may have been the Bills game? That was a desperate low percentage situation versus coverage and Cousins didn't hesitate to gun it in there.
Cousins is due $30M which is fully guaranteed. He also has a full no-trade clause.Vikings GM Kwesi Adofo-Mensah said the "expectation" is that Kirk Cousins will return to the team for the 2023 season.
Adofo-Mensah noted that the team will look at all options with Cousins, including a contract extension. Cousins has a dead cap hit of nearly $49 million in 2023, so the only way to move on from him would be a trade. Even then, any team acquiring him would need to have a contract extension of their own in place. The Vikings will run it back with a similar roster next year. Their first priority in the offseason will be fixing the defense that gave up 31 points to the Giants in the Wild Card Round.