Joe flacco
Flacco looks pretty impressive tonight. He has really picked it up the past few games. I wonder which of the new group of QB's coming in the draft, most resemble his game?
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All the white ones
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Glennon.
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Mental attitude aside, Tyler Bray is a very similar QB.
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Zorn moved into Joe's apartment over the garage on New Year's Day.
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JFC
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he's gong to get PAID in the off season.
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We want everyone's QB lol.
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I will be so damn happy when this draft is over.
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I'll give you a 3rd rounder for your hapiness;.
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turned into decent QB .. he'll get his contract and money .....
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Speaking specifically to last night's performance. Was Flacco that good or did Boldin make some godly catches over a backup CB?
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This is why I want a QB with the #1 pick. Flacco wasn't some savior coming out of college. He had good measurables but needed coaching up. The last couple of years he has now started to become that franchise QB for the Ravens. I see multiple QB's in this draft class that are in the same talent sphere as Flacco coming out. Flacco's #1 plus is his rocket arm.
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FLACKO IS GOOD WE SHOULD TRADE CASSEL FOR HIM AND WE CAN DRAFT JOCKITCH AT #1
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Contract year.
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I don't know why so many people dislike the guy. Is he one of the greatest playing today or ever? No on both counts, but he's really good. The Ravens have a very nice team and Flacco is coming into his own, so yeah - he's going to get paid and he's earned it.
5 years in the league and 5 trips to the playoffs. 54-26 as a starter in the regular season. 8-4 playoff record. Lost the AFCW Title game in 2011, won it in 2012. The guy has played really well and has some things to accomplish before he approaches Eli and Ben status, but he is far from horrible. |
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http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap100...gn=Twitter_atl
It's amazing what a good playoff run can do for your reputation. On New Year's Day, Joe Flacco was a good, not great, quarterback whose struggles away from home during the regular season made him a potential postseason liability for the Baltimore Ravens. Fast forward three weeks. The Ravens have won three straight games, two in frigid and hostile road conditions. In those wins, Flacco has outplayed Andrew Luck, Peyton Manning and Tom Brady. Flacco has thrown eight touchdowns without an interception in the playoffs. According to the NFL Media research department, every quarterback that's thrown eight touchdown passes or more without an interception has won the Super Bowl and taken Super Bowl MVP honors. The complete list: Joe Montana, 1989 (11 TDs), Steve Young, 1994 (9 TDs), Phil Simms, 1986 (8 TDs), Troy Aikman, 1992 (8 TDs) and Drew Brees, 2009 (8 TDs). Flacco is one killer performance away from some very impressive company. |
If he wins the SB, Flacco is basically following the same career path Eli Manning did at this point. I think he's going to be one of the greats before it's all over. Not top 5 or anything but definitely in the Troy Aikman-Jim Kelly-Phil Simms class.
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Eh, I've liked him for three years now. The fact he's done so well without top talent at WR really speaks well as he's now entering his prime years.
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I like his unibrow :)
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He's way beyond a decent QB. |
Flacco's elite, not sure how anyone can dispute that at this point.
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We're beginning to see the transition from the old guard (Brady, Manning, Brees, Rivers, etc) to the new guard (Flacco, Kaep, Ryan, Wilson, etc).
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Career path seems alot like Eli's. Yeah, I'd def. take him.
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Until then he is still a 5 o'oclock hitter in my mind. Had the Ravens lost their wildcard game Flacco would be getting axed. Flacco had to redeem himself since he was the one who actually got Cam fired because he was walking a very thin line all season(fans & FO) in Baltimore up to that point with subpar performance whether people realized it or not. So far it has benefited Flacco having no pass rush on him BUT we will see IF he can handle SF. |
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Not in January of 2013. For christ sake let him play a down before you want to lump him into any group - especially those who are becoming NFL stud QBs. |
I wasn't being serious there.
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Flacco isn't elite, but he's having a hell of a nice run in a contract year. |
They can keep him as far as I'm concerned.
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Matt Ryan is also not a "new guard" QB. That guy is a major choke artist.
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What makes them elite? Stats? the ability to bring teams back in big games? If the criteria is big inflated numbers, then no, Flacco isn't elite. However, if it's winning in the playoffs and coming back in those playoffs, then yes, he's an elite QB. He's a Lee Evans and/or Cundiff kick away from going to the SB in back to back years. He beat Andrew Luck, Peyton Manning and Tom Brady in 3 straight weeks. |
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I'd love to know the scoring matrix for grading these QBs from these blind ****ers. |
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Him and Ryan are a wash IMOP
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Flacco doesn't have big numbers because the Ravens don't throw it as much as other teams. They can't, because their OL is not great from a pass blocking standpoint.
If he played behind Brady's line he'd have huge numbers. |
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He's gone to the playoffs every single year he's been in the league. The team has transitioned from a defensive powerhouse to an offensive team this year. They still win. The constant is Flacco. I would rather Flacco than Ryan. Flacco is a clutch QB. That's not to say that I don't love Ryan though. If he came available, with this coaching staff, then yes, I'd say pay him. He's still young at 28 and I think his best football is still ahead of him. |
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Flacco is a winner. I don't think there is another QB that has as many regular or post season wins since he as been a starter.
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114.7 QB Rating 51-93 853 yards 8 touchdowns 0 picks throws of 50, 70 and 26 as his longest passes in all three games so hes not just even making his bread and butter off dinking and dunking, hes beating teams in the playoffs with his arm strength |
Yeah but Baltimore's defense has played extremely well throughout his playoff career. I mean he won a playoff game where he threw for 34 yards.
Last week against Denver was the first time he really had to go win a game. I suppose you could say he did that had it not been for the drop/missed FG last year against NE. Just tempering the FlaccoBJ a bit. |
Flacco starts playing well after the Ravens dump a overrated, stupid offensive coordinator and a new one gets adjusted in the new role. What a coincidence.
Cam Cameron sucked. |
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To me "clutch" and "elite" are the same thing.
If you can be depended on to make the plays that win games and you consistently do then you're "elite." That definition works for K, QB, WR, or any defensive player. When you're put in the position to make a play than can win the game how often do you? That decides who's "elite." |
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The Broncos have a comparable pass rush to anyone in the league. They have 2 elite rush ends. People just keep wanting to change the criteria. Nevermind that he's lead his team back in 2 straight playoff games on the road against really good QBs. Now it's a "he didn't face a pass rush" Get lost with this nonsense. He's as clutch as any QB in this league. |
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Its not about how many yards you throw. Teams pass so much in todays game, its dumb to judge a guy based on yards. Lots of guys throw for yards. Flacco is a guy who just was able to slowly develop over time. His first 3 years in the playoffs he was viewed as an underachiever. Hes grown into a leader and elite playmaker. |
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Last week really forced me to round the corner in my views on the unibrowed one, its like it really all started to come together for him this last month.
Consider my take on him thoroughly revised. |
I'm starting to come around on Flacco. It's hard to argue his results.
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Evan Silva @evansilva
NFLN's Ian Rapoport on Joe Flacco contract status: "His camp believes he is playing better than Peyton Manning." Peyton makes $19.2M a year. |
There is another starting QB that looks more like a serial killer and his time for ridicule is at hand. Matt Schaub
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No team is going to give him Manning money until he's able to shine across a full season... he impressed me and changed my tune about him, but its still based on a small body of work. He wont get 19, i'm guessing Newsome will offer him 13-15 and he'll take it to stay with the ravens, he'd be a fool not to. |
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I don't care that he's not an outstanding regular season QB. He's an outstanding clutch QB and this Ravens team is his team. Make no mistake about that. He should ask for 20 million a year. |
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