Love's stock certainly was a roller coaster this year, way up early, in the toilet just before mid season, and then he went nuts to finish the year..more or less..
I own Love in 2 dynasty league (as you know) and despite the stellar performances, I'm still kind of undecided at this point. In the Cowboys game the 3 TD's were to WIDE open receivers so there really wasn't much special about those throws. Albeit, he does seem composed even under pressure, certainly has the trust of his coach and team-mates, and seems to find those open guys regularly - but at the same time, he throws off his backfoot much more than I'd prefer - maybe a function of guys being so open (or it's a flaw). Of course, I had the same type reservation on Stafford with too much side arm stuff being the issue (for me) - yet he's been pretty darn for successful in his career. Perhaps a flash-in-the-pan or long term solution - we'll find out. He's a hold for me at this point.
I stand corrected 2 of 3. .....
Well I still have that Clemson guy
It's almost like some rich fan is running the team instead of football guys.
yeah, however, he'd have never been smart enough to score the 3 #1's for the 1.1 to start with though. Now...Jimmy Johnson might have been savvy enough to do so, and he'd have never traded 'em back.
ruined the realism of the movie..but Sonny had to have redemption, or it would've just been a sad movie about a guy who got fired from a great paying job with a baby on the way.
You have to just suspend belief in that movie anyway because really none of it makes sense. You don't trade up to 1 unless you are sure you are getting your quarterback of the future, not to just draft a guy you could have got if you stayed put at 9 in the first place. He got his 1st's back (completely unrealistically) but still traded three 2nds for essentially the 6th pick of the draft (also completely unrealistically) to draft a running back which would never have happened in real life.
