Kelvin Bryant

14 hours ago, KillBill26 said:

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Totals:

 

with smith: 10-5 (I'm counting houston game)

Without smith: 6-24

 

I understand how comparing qbs by their win loss record can be misleading, but those numbers are staggering....

 

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Staggering indeed. They are also deeply mysterious. 

You can almost imagine a bionic superstar clone of Brady, Mahomes, and Marino producing that difference in a team's W/L record. But Alex Smith has done this without even playing well.

Is Alex so inspirational that everyone around him is suddenly much better when he's the starter? Including the defense? Does he beam waves of electrostatic despair into the brains of opposing players and coaches?

Like I said. Mysterious.

2 hours ago, Number 44 said:

I put little, if any, stock in small sample size comparisons like this.  Way too many variables.  Opponent.  Game script.  Game plan.  Injuries.  Heck, even weather.  Not saying you are wrong, just saying your evidence is flimsy.

While you didn't necessarily change my mind, that's a pretty solid argument.

Kyle Allen is the best QB currently on the roster. Change my mind.

Allen: Passing Rating 99.3 TDs: 4 INTs: 1

Haskins: Passing Rating 79.4 TDs: 4 INTs: 3

Smith: Passing Rating 79.0 TDs: 4 INTs: 6

Interesting NFL Draft stats. Just average speed in the 40, but excellent initial quickness and strength. He might do very well in short area or press coverage.

14 hours ago, Wayne_Millner said:

It’s like our 21st century Kelvin Bryant. Like a pass catching RB,but even more on the catching end than the running end. 

Now there's a cheerful thought.

6 hours ago, Hoover-ball said:

Pot should be legal everywhere so no need to go deep into that part. Everyone knows people who smoke pot.

As long as this country has a staggeringly disproportionate amount of black men locked up for the use of pot and the NFL has issues with race etc then saying that he is on drugs based on a video where nothing of the sort is mentioned is a negative comment and steeped in structural racism.

You will note I said nothing about you being racist. I do not know you. The comment was problematic and should rightfully be called out for racism whether it was meant that way or simply unconscious bias. You should look into unconscious bias. I have found it personally eye opening. Everyone has it and you can learn where yours is or is not. Saying you just have a feeling is what leads me to believe you may enjoy learning more about it if you have not already.

 

Cheers and HTTR

 

Come for the football, stay for the sanctimonious lectures on race relations....

30 minutes ago, Malapropismic Depository said:

 

Are there other ways of practicing your jumping ability, without the reasonable chance of getting impaled.

I'm afraid not. The other methods fail to provide the necessary levels of adrenaline.

3 hours ago, ixcuincle said:

I was disturbed to hear on other forums how people were giving up on the Redskins and renouncing their fandom largely because of Dan Snyder or various other reasons. I'm surprised that so many people dislike the Redskins in their own city, because you know what...they still seem pretty popular to me. Maybe my head is in the sand. 

 

All this mediocrity hasn't affected my love for this team one bit. You will see me be critical of the team and their effort, but at the end of the day, this is still a team I love dearly. Other people have lost their love for the Redskins, I don't see how that is possible. I was in the stands sitting watching warmups, when the team came out to the pyro technics I clapped like I had never clapped before. I felt a tinge in my soul. I felt like this was the best team ever, I felt LOVE. No matter what happens with this team, the love I feel for the Redskins that fires up before every game, the passion that I have for this team, will NEVER die. 

One possibility, of course, is that Snyder's PR team has taken to experimenting with forum bots.