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Old 01-20-2017, 12:22 PM  
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Tony Romo rumor

Gotta ask what do you guys think? There are strong rumors we are interested. I would love it if we got AJ MCCaron from Bengals.


What do you guys think
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Old 02-11-2017, 04:08 PM   #601
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Fastest QB Releases, 2015
QUARTERBACK SECONDS TO PASS
Andy Dalton, CIN 2.20
Tom Brady, NE 2.26
Peyton Manning, DEN 2.27
Ryan Fitzpatrick, NYJ 2.31
Alex Smith, KC 2.32
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Smith ranks as the fastest starting quarterback in the league this season in average time to throw, according to NFL Next Gen Stats. His time of 2.38 seconds from the moment of the snap to the ball leaving his hand ranks No. 2 overall among ranked passers – backup Nick Foles leads the league at 2.36 seconds in limited duty.
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Boss said he has a fast release ... he said NOTHING about time from snap to throwing the ball

Rodgers and Romo hold the ball longer because they let plays develop

Peyton was quick because he knew the defense before he snapped, Tom and Alex play in offenses where all of their reads are usually pre-determined before the snap ... that's right, Tom Brady operates the most efficient dink and dunk offense of all-time

so you missed the point
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Old 02-11-2017, 04:35 PM   #602
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Fastest QB Releases, 2015
QUARTERBACK SECONDS TO PASS
Andy Dalton, CIN 2.20
Tom Brady, NE 2.26
Peyton Manning, DEN 2.27
Ryan Fitzpatrick, NYJ 2.31
Alex Smith, KC 2.32
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Smith ranks as the fastest starting quarterback in the league this season in average time to throw, according to NFL Next Gen Stats. His time of 2.38 seconds from the moment of the snap to the ball leaving his hand ranks No. 2 overall among ranked passers – backup Nick Foles leads the league at 2.36 seconds in limited duty.
Tony Romo didn't play shit for games in 2015, and we are talking fastest throwing motion. It not a competition Alex would ever win
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Old 02-11-2017, 06:07 PM   #603
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must hang n poket to let plays and receiver got open down feeld. so no necessity a bad thang. that stat isn't

u see corderbaks like tom Bradley he stay in ther tough like too he hang and he hang 4 long thyme 2. quick reaction not all it crack up 2b mistur lazy.

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Old 02-11-2017, 06:19 PM   #604
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You're right, my apologies... you are so much smarter than I.
It's 'me' when ending a sentence. I also have to agree with them that Romo is a tier above Cutler.
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Old 02-11-2017, 06:33 PM   #605
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Old 02-11-2017, 08:04 PM   #606
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Guy -

Boss said he has a fast release ... he said NOTHING about time from snap to throwing the ball

Rodgers and Romo hold the ball longer because they let plays develop

Peyton was quick because he knew the defense before he snapped, Tom and Alex play in offenses where all of their reads are usually pre-determined before the snap ... that's right, Tom Brady operates the most efficient dink and dunk offense of all-time

so you missed the point
And that's the thing about it. I don't think Reid will change his offense to a multiple read offense. The league overall has gone away from that, especially with the type of rookie QBs coming in. I wouldn't think Reid would want to switch his offense for a one year rental, especially one that's not guaranteed to play a whole season.
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Old 02-11-2017, 08:05 PM   #607
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Tony Romo didn't play shit for games in 2015, and we are talking fastest throwing motion. It not a competition Alex would ever win
What does having a fast throwing motion have to do with anything though? The conversation is about limiting the hits Romo would take. So the snap to pass stat is more important than throwing motion time in this instance.
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Old 02-11-2017, 08:09 PM   #608
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Guy -

Boss said he has a fast release ... he said NOTHING about time from snap to throwing the ball

Rodgers and Romo hold the ball longer because they let plays develop

Peyton was quick because he knew the defense before he snapped, Tom and Alex play in offenses where all of their reads are usually pre-determined before the snap ... that's right, Tom Brady operates the most efficient dink and dunk offense of all-time

so you missed the point
I've been talking about Time to release the entire time since that is the pertinent issue.

How long would our Oline need to protect?

With Smith is one of the shortest protection times in the league.

Romo holds the ball longer and could result in him getting hit more behind our Oline.

THAT is the point we are talking about

If you and boss are talking about fast delivery motion then you are talking about the wrong issue.
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alen smith miss one through becuz he rush from right side of line Tyson hill open down mid field noway for alen to c him over tall lineman that not alex falt
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Old 02-11-2017, 08:15 PM   #610
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Tony Romo didn't play shit for games in 2015, and we are talking fastest throwing motion. It not a competition Alex would ever win
no we aren't talking about fastest motion.

We are talking about how long a QB holds the ball because THAT is the pertinent issue.

How much longer will our Oline have to protect with Romo as the QB and can they do it?

If they can't and Romo gets hit more often then he will die and acquiring Romo wouldn't turn out well.

WTF would we be talking about who has the quicker throwing motion?

The passing game that everyone around here hates also means that our Oline doesn't have to hold their blocks very long.
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Old 02-11-2017, 09:35 PM   #611
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It's 'me' when ending a sentence. I also have to agree with them that Romo is a tier above Cutler.
Being at the end of a sentence has nothing to do with it. In this case specifically, "than" is generally accepted both ways, though "I" has always felt more right to me in situations like this since there is an implied clause.
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Old 02-11-2017, 09:47 PM   #612
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Fastest QB Releases, 2015
QUARTERBACK SECONDS TO PASS
Andy Dalton, CIN 2.20
Tom Brady, NE 2.26
Peyton Manning, DEN 2.27
Ryan Fitzpatrick, NYJ 2.31
Alex Smith, KC 2.32
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Smith ranks as the fastest starting quarterback in the league this season in average time to throw, according to NFL Next Gen Stats. His time of 2.38 seconds from the moment of the snap to the ball leaving his hand ranks No. 2 overall among ranked passers – backup Nick Foles leads the league at 2.36 seconds in limited duty.
How nice that the inability to let a play develop is being celebrated as an attribute...
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How nice that the inability to let a play develop is being celebrated as an attribute...
This is why you shouldn't be allowed to discuss football without someone holding your hand.

You realize that pre snap reads leading to quick passes are and always be part of Reid's West Coast offense?
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Old 02-11-2017, 11:59 PM   #614
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This is why you shouldn't be allowed to discuss football without someone holding your hand.

You realize that pre snap reads leading to quick passes are and always be part of Reid's West Coast offense?
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I realize that Reid's offense is both as effective and satisfying as moldy white bread.

And don't try to convince me that the inept clown running it is reading anything other than his stat sheet and paycheck, please.

Thanks for playing though, goodnight!
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no we aren't talking about fastest motion.

We are talking about how long a QB holds the ball because THAT is the pertinent issue.

How much longer will our Oline have to protect with Romo as the QB and can they do it?

If they can't and Romo gets hit more often then he will die and acquiring Romo would turn out well.

WTF would we be talking about who has the quicker throwing motion?

The passing game that everyone around here hates also means that our Oline doesn't have to hold their blocks very long.
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