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12-17-2011, 04:53 PM | #106 | |
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So how is it that Palko is better than Stanzi again? |
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12-17-2011, 06:05 PM | #107 | |
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I don't think I've stated anywhere that Palko is better than Stanzi other than this preseason. I think Stanzi could be a backup someday while Palko won't be in the NFL. I'm not sure why one little comment turned into such a huge debate in a thread about Ryan Tannehill. |
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12-17-2011, 06:06 PM | #108 | |
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You still haven't been able to backup your argument. I made a clear case with factual evidence. You might want to go over to LibertForest they like the Conspiracy type over there. How the **** could you remember who played better when you a number of times mistated things in the preseason to make your argument look better? |
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12-17-2011, 06:30 PM | #109 | |
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I still think you're underselling Stanzi's play and overselling Palko's play from preseason. Again, Palko had actual STARTERS on the offensive line when he was in the game. Stanzi had some in the game against the Rams, true, but he also played better than Palko in that game (stats support my case on this one). It comes down to the Baltimore game when Palko had a good few seconds of time to actually set his feet after taking his drop from the snap and then make a decision. I think you're forgetting how ****ing awful of a situation Stanzi had when he was playing. |
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Don't know if Tannehill will go in the first or not. I could see his stock climbing after the combine.
Maybe we move down in the 1st or up in the 2nd to get him, where I'm guessing he could go. Personally I'd prefer him over Laundry or Foles.
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He realy should go in the top of the 2nd round but there are a lot of teams that want to upgrade the QB postition this year so the Chiefs may have to spend a 1st on him. It would look like a reach but he has the tools to work with. I would be pleased to get him on the team. We know he can play receiver can he play right tackle too? That would be a big plus .
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12-17-2011, 07:22 PM | #113 | |
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And where did mistate anything? And at the end of the day, I have also said over and over again, stats mean jack to me. I believe what my eyes tell me, and eyes tell me that Stanzi played better when given the same the same kind of opportunity that Palko received. He played better with the second team than Palko did, and he played better in that situation that Plako did when he played with the first team. My eyes also tell me that you are a ****ing idiot.
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And, ftr, Stanzi outplayed Plako by a ****ing mile in that Rams game, driving the Chiefs to their only TD in that game, and he made passes in every game he played in that neither Cassel or Palko can ever dream of making.
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12-17-2011, 07:38 PM | #115 |
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In known passing situations (3rd and long and when trailing by 8 or more points in a game) Tannehill's completion % was a lot lower than Foles and lower than Cousins.
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Cousins is also a lucky ****ing son of a whore.
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You guys are really sluffing off on the job! Tannehill's gal...
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I'd take him, they kid was nails in the K-State game.
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The other, was a TD to Cody Slate. Overall, their stats for the preseason were really similar. Palko had the benefit of playing with the first and second teams though. Whereas Stanzi got to play behind a terrible OL with terrible receivers. The amount of quality passing outright dropped by the receivers was pretty bad considering he only threw 34 passes total... |
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Just a reminder for those who haven't seen him play much this year...
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