Youtube it if you must. Into the wind as well (same direction on the field when Peyton threw the game-sealing INT).

One of the greatest throws in the history of football. I’ve never seen one better.

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the ball was thrown from the 26 yard line and landed at the other 20. thats 54 yards in the air. look at the youtube video for yourself.

haven’t seen anything saying it was one of the greatest throws of all time. seen plenty about how it was one of the worst defensive screw ups of playoff history though.

here is the video on youtube check the yardage yourself.

it went 50 yards from the line of scrimmage like i said, and jacoby ran the other 20

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IMbOAHZjwdo

The Ravens pummelled us 55-20. Game over in the 2nd QTR and you think we pass protect better than Baltimore???

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Pretty sure he was talking about the overall grade for the entire season the two lines received not just head to head

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the ravens pass pro was avg. during the regular season. hence y flacco was avg. during the regular season. the pass pro was elite, off the charts in the playoffs, hence y flacco had a great playoff run.

during the regular season flacco was:

14th in passing yds
19th in completion %
15th in TD
12th in qb rating
25th in qbr

qbr is especially telling because of all the qbs in the playoffs, he had the lowest qbr. qbr is “supposedly” how much a qb affects his teams chances to win games. on a team that won 10 games. to be that low in qbr is scary to me.

none of those regular season numbers say he’s anywhere nesar elite at qb. a good postseason run doesn’t change that really. especially when you will be losing a lot of the players that were instumental in getting you there.

they won 10 games in 2012. it will take AT LEAST 8 games to make the playoffs in 2013. with all of the pieces they are losing, hard to see it right now.

The older guy has to be a lot better to make up for the durability risk.

Relying on older vets is risky for a team with little or no depth. An injury even in camp leaves us hanging waiting for last cut castoffs.

The older guys almost always go with teams that have a real playoff shot and will often take less money to do it. Those teams have the depth to compensate for the heightened injury risk. The signing of older players by Mr. Davis was a catastrophic mistake since 2007.

Free agents are usually free for a reason. Either their salary demands are not consistent with their body of past work or there is a low evaluation of one of the variables on the left side of the above equation by the present employer.

A guy like Gannon was a good pick up because the Chiefs had a surplus that year at QB and made the wrong choice keeping Grbac. Gannon also had not played much so his durability was good even at a relatively advanced age. Those situations are rare!

Mistic1 Tha Supavillain Says:
March 14th, 2013 at 11:41 am

Gdog Says:
March 14th, 2013 at 11:36 am

please idiot

try a little fact check before you spout off

take your pff ratings and shove’em up your azz

http://nbcsports.msnbc.com/id/49327476/sports/player_news

feel free to apologize than shut the fugg up

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If so, it sure didn’t hurt his stats any

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dumbazz

he didnt play as many snaps as other dbs that helped his stat line

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That makes him even BETTER!

Do you have a clue how PFF does their ratings?
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gdog stop your squirming

you tried to correct me and you were wrong as usual

you dindt know he was demoted

he was demoted because he is getting old and doesnt have it like he used to

you are embarrassing yourself

grab the hot sauce gdog, it will make your foot taste better