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Yeah you aren't obsessed at all.
Yeah stats can lie BTW it doesn't show scheme, QB coach interaction, O-line average protection time, and the gun shy effect. Also they don't show garbage yards obtained . Doesn't show main WR injuries, etc.
It was pointed out to you before how stats don't paint the whole picture by numerous posters.
But here you are doing you.
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That doesn't fit the agenda.
It was Rudy Rudy Rudy
Now it is
Kenny Kenny Kenny
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Yeah well most QBs won't be Mahomes or Allen. Muth hasn't been on the field much this season to consider him a weapon. Pickens is the only proven healthy weapon and like Pickett he is learning on the job.
"Factual" numbers again don't tell the whole story. They are stats backed up by Ford's opinion nothing more.
5 comebacks wins in 15 starts gets dismissed by Ford because it doesn't fit his Rudy is great Kenny sucks agenda.
Yeah Canada is worse than Haley or Fich. Good luck trying to convince anyone otherwise.
So recap for the agenda driven:
Shaky center play, ****** scheme, the lack of X and O capable, substandard O-line and WRs coaching, a significant trend of not developing players all contribute to Kenny present day. That and happy feet and drifting towards a pass rush.
Nobody on this board or the Nation is giving Kenny a pass, but 99 percent of the people outside of agenda driven Ford can see the mitigating circumstances.
Ford I know you are pretending to ignore but while you continue snowflaking you should think of another subject outside of QB analysis. Why because you aren't good at it...not even a little bit
Stats can be manipulated to support opinions. As the one poster loves to do and try to pass it off as factual.
We still don't know what we have in Kenny. What we do know is he needs to improve as does every other element of the offense.
Eagles they have weapons, Miami they have weapons, 49ers they have weapons.
Steeler have 1 healthy weapon and a bunch of potential. That is it nothing more.
Again nobody is excluding Kenny from blame. Posters can see just fine they know Kenny leaves plays on the field they don't need to rewatch film. I am sure a lot of new QBs do as they are learning on the job imagine that.
In the mean time all the other factors are included. They don't get excluded because of WRs open here and there. The O-line sucks here and there and so does the routes where the WRs aren't open... they don't get excluded either.
Again it isn't all on Kenny despite the agenda filled every day ramblings .
Ford thinks he is a film watching expert he knows all the plays and who does what wrong in the process. It is all Kenny's fault honest! Fricken ridiculous.
If you know so much you would know Kenny's bad tendencies are college oriented that hasn't been coached out of him combined with not trusting his O-line.
B b but you saw an open wide receiver got damn it Kenny!
Nevermind 5 people could watch the same film and come away with 5 different opinions. We aren't privy to what initial play is called, if a WR runs a timing route ****** up, and the limited time to throw factor gets factored in as well. Really odd for someone to think Kenny can excel at learning on the job with handicaps and lack of being coached up.
I always remember Green Bays Brett's tendency to throw INTs but one coach got him to limit them. You are fooling yourself if you think coaches don't weigh in heavily in on a QBs development or lack there of.
Oh the best QB in the league could come in and do better than a rookie learning on the job? No ****? A ****** regular Albert Einstein.
ob·ses·sion
/əbˈseSH(ə)n/
noun
- the state of being obsessed with someone or something.
- an idea or thought that continually preoccupies or intrudes on a person's mind.
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