Yep. Kenny will never be a John Elway.
Well Dan Marino was #13 so that won't work either.
I knew he was referring to Ben, that's why the
I agree. It seems like Khan decided a million for Wilson was a better option than 5 or 6 million for Mason. I don't have any skin in the game anymore so I don't really care how Mason does. But he was always a good teammate and took way too much bs from coaches and fans so I will keep an eye out to see what his NFL career ends up being. I would like to see a real shot at starting though. If it would have been a fair shot at Pickett and Rudolph in Steelers camp this year I don't see a possibility of him not starting. But only time will tell if he ever gets another opportunity.
I'm not so sure Eagle fan is wrong about either QB in this case, there could be truth to it.
Hit the nail on the head. Philly fans are miserable sods, bitching about everyone and everything. I live amongst them and football season is their carnival.
That, in itself, doesn't make them wrong about Pickett; they are right on the $. He sucks and is terrible.
I forgot how brutal Tennessee's QB depth chart was. IMO, Levis was way overdrafted because of his arm strength. Obviously they'll go with the young prospect, but Rudolph is probably easily the best all-around QB on the roster.
Levi was a rookie last year and put up rookie-like #s; his TD-int ratio wasn't bad, 8 TDs - 4 ints. And he did show some "moments" with scoring drives. I'd say it's "up in the air" if he's a legit NFL QB yet. Rudolph could easily be the better QB right now but with as much of a ceiling? Not sure. Levi needs more time. But what QB gives them the best chance to win now? Could be Mason.
I wasn't even thinking of his rookie performance, just who he was as a prospect. I just wasn't a believer in him as a franchise QB and thought he was overdrafted. Rudolph obviously doesn't have the ceiling, but would be the more stable option right now because of his all-around game. Levis should get a long leash this year even if he isn't the best performing QB because they need to find out if he can be the main guy. I wouldn't expect Mason to be good enough to lead them to the playoffs or even contend for a WC spot.
The idiom is "in and of itself". In any case, I wasn't speaking of Jr whopper or his piss poor performance in Philly. I couldn't care less about the guy. I was merely bitching about the Philly fan's bitching. Apparently, they're rubbing off on me.
The idiom is "in and of itself". In any case, I wasn't speaking of Jr whopper or his piss poor performance in Philly. I couldn't care less about the guy. I was merely bitching about the Philly fan's bitching. Apparently, they're rubbing off on me.
I guess. A lot of us end up doing that.
You didn't know this already???
Who is Levi???
didn't know that, so "in itself" shouldn't be used?The idiom is "in and of itself". In any case, I wasn't speaking of Jr whopper or his piss poor performance in Philly. I couldn't care less about the guy. I was merely bitching about the Philly fan's bitching. Apparently, they're rubbing off on me.
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English is confusing and it sucks at times. Sure, you can use "In itself" and it would be technically correct, but using it as an idiom like Llyod did makes one seem simple when you get it wrong. It's like saying "you're throwing the baby out" instead of "you're throwing the baby out with the bath water" If you make an attempt, get it right.
So are you suggesting Iggles fans are a bunch of whiny, miserable, ***** about everything and everyone pole sliders?
Bullshlt. You are hoping and praying that Rudolph does well in Tennessee so you can say "I told you so" to anybody who will listen.
