can you present a citation on what you mean by "this" and "that' has anything to do with what I posted? as your quotes " " were not in my post.
That's such a foolish argument. Before last year, could you name another starting quarterback with whom the Lions parted ways who went on to find great success elsewhere?
this is the absolute most random post I have ever heard or read. come on Balls creep which poster are you? you have to be one of us posting as another just to spark posts.
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To answer his question Cutler went to a pro bowl after he left the Bears. Got damn backdoor butternut Bob. He is something..
Is it random? You said, "this could be a good thing" and the reasons you listed for this were based on wishful thinking, if not conjecture. He wasn't good here because this happened. If only he had this then that may have happened. I still don't know what Tomlin having stability means. The best I can tell, it means he won't get fired despite deserving to be, so we should respect his endless presence. I also don't recall Tomlin being known for turning around QBs that couldn't cut it elsewhere. Hell, Madison Rudolph has the benefit of being homegrown and under T's "stability" and even he can't cut it with us.
well your initial post was based on your absurd mental disorder....so in my opinion "wishful thinking" is a better bet
stop insulting clowns
I don't need to, your reasoning for him failing is because he wanted to play for the giants... But most of that was just rumored nonsense because he agreed to our deal during the legal tampering window.
Mic drop.
Exactly! I've said this on numerous occasions. And something else to consider with Mitch. He was a one year starter at NC and they threw him in as the starter his rookie year. Chicago is and has been a mess for years so I take no stock in with that team's functionality. When Mitch was in Buffalo he knew he was never going to supplant Josh Allen when he signed there for one year but he wanted to take the year to slow things down and learn from Josh and OC Brain Daboll which was a smart and unselfish move.
Ah. You think Glitch will have a better time here given our "coaching and weapons". What about Mike Sullivan's resume with the Broncos leads you to believe that he will be an upgrade from what he was accustomed to with the Bears? Could you reference something specific about Matt Canada's offensive schemes that you saw last year that leads you to believe that he will be able to elevate Trubasky? How many QBs has T elevated throughout his tenure? Now that BB is gone, do you think Dionte's Johnson will be in the business of catching the ball?
From the signals from the front office, kinda looking like both
Ahhhh, a good maneuver. Limiting the perusal of Sullivan's resume to the one year he spent with the Broncos as part of Vance Joseph's doomed staff means that we skip over the work he did with Eli Manning as his first QB Coach. It means that we can't discuss how that work lead to a Super Bowl win at the end of the 2007 season. Nor can we ponder the effect, Sullivan, as Manning's QB Coach, had on Eli's two best seasons as a professional (2010, where Manning set franchise records with 339 completions and a 62.9 completion percentage, as well as his second season with over 4,000 yards; and 2011 when Manning threw for a career-high 4,933 yards, 29 touchdowns with 16 interceptions, and had a completion percentage of over 60% for the fourth year in a row, not to mention the Giants winning a second SB with Sullivan as Manning's QB Coach). Nope, Denver it is.
further proof your IQ is lower than room temperature