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Best case (long-term) scenario for the Dolphins' QB situation

Discussion in 'Miami Dolphins Forum' started by hugoguzman, Nov 11, 2010.

  1. maynard

    maynard Who, whom?

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    i credit vick to the andy reid effect. i would be terrified to have him on the fins
     
  2. Desides

    Desides Well-Known Member

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    You mean adjusting the offense to suit the talents of its players? What a strange and wonderful concept. :shifty:
     
  3. RoninFin4

    RoninFin4 Season Ticket Holder Club Member

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    That's not a good thing, for any coaching staff.

    I agree to about the draft, a playmaking S wouldn't exactly be the worst thing for your young secondary :shifty:
     
  4. Rocky Raccoon

    Rocky Raccoon Greasepaint Ghost Staff Member

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    Eli Manning's QB rating the year they won the Super Bowl was 73.9. Chad Henne's QB rating, this in his second year starting is 78.2. That Giants team was stacked. Eli didn't start putting up big numbers until his 5th season in the league.

    What's the point to this? That Henne needs time to develop, and he's clearly getting there.
     
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  5. CashInFist

    CashInFist Well-Known Member

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    C'mon man...I thought we all already agreed that QB ratings don't mean anything. They are SERIOUSLY flawed and have zero credibility.
     
  6. CashInFist

    CashInFist Well-Known Member

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    Example:

    Dan Marino career QB rating - 86.4

    Chad Pennington career QB rating - 90.1

    Is Pennington better than Marino? Yeah...the system is is a joke.
     
  7. Jaj

    Jaj Registered

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    Do we really have to worry about this now? Just let Pennington play and produce. We'll see how far this team can get, but I have a good feeling.
     
  8. MarinePhinFan

    MarinePhinFan Banned

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    No it's not. If you adjust those QBR's for the era and the different rules the stats/ratings show Marino to be the better QB.
     
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  9. CashInFist

    CashInFist Well-Known Member

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    LOL...The last of the QB rating system approvers. You all are a dying breed man. I thought extinct...:lol:

    There are too many people that agree with me that I won't even debate it, as you didn't for some reason.

    Let's just all agree that I am right and you were wrong, OK? :up:
     
  10. Rick 1966

    Rick 1966 Professional Hipshooter

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    Well, we as in fans on a message board can worry about it any time we like with no effect on the team whatsoever. The FO SHOULD be worrying about it. Pennington is an over the hill QB with a noodle arm that's had multiple surgeries. He should have already been replaced...and we thought he had been.

    I don't. He might or might not win a few games this season, but so what? He's not a Superbowl QB and he's not the QB of the future for us...not even the near future.
     
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  11. padre31

    padre31 Premium Member Luxury Box

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    Can you share what is so educational about losing football games? Is there some divine right that any team is going to win games?

    This notion "oh we may win a couple of more games pfft" is among the most addled minded concepts I have come across, almost as bad as hoping to go 0-16 so "we can have the first pick in the draft".
     
  12. adamprez2003

    adamprez2003 Senior Member

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    4-4 we're not exactly losing games here. we're not winning we're not losing we're just.500. i think what it comes down to is we have the ability to make a playoff push an pennington is probably the better option right now for that goal. it does come at the expense of Henne's learning though and he is the future. So we're delaying his learning curve to win now. I think we're sacrificing a bit of of our long term for short term gains
     
  13. Killerphins

    Killerphins The Finger

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    Just win the game and stay above .500.... Tall order adam
     
  14. Rocky Raccoon

    Rocky Raccoon Greasepaint Ghost Staff Member

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    Yeah but I believe this is good for Henne. It may not be as helpful as in-game experience but what he learns by just watching from the sidelines is going to be beneficial to him. I kind of look at this as an intermission in his development. He's played about 20 games and shown some nice progress, now let him regroup on the sidelines and continue to learn what he can from a veteran quarterback who can help us win now. Like a lot of us have said previously, there's no one I rather have on the field and mentoring my future QB than Chad Pennington. You can learn a lot just by the heart he pours into the game.
     
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  15. MarinePhinFan

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    The QBR isn't perfect, but it's really good at judging a QB.

    For instance, (and I'm just going to make up some numbers here) if in the 1950's the average QBR was 70, and Unitas had an 80, that would show that Unitas was a great QB. Do you think that Unitas was a great QB? The proof is in the numbers. All of the All-Time great QB's put up higher QBR's than their counterparts. In fact, most places have adjusted QBR's in order to compare QB's over different era's. Do you know of any All-Time great who didn't put up great numbers which in turn equates to a great QBR. If you do, then the QB must have had poor stats and thus a poor QBR. If this QB was so great, what made him great?
     
  16. adamprez2003

    adamprez2003 Senior Member

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    very nice game from henne today. he took the benching to heart and came out attacking the deep and intermediate areas today. The lesson of the benching has been learned and his progress continues. Lets hope his ankle is alright
     
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  17. CashInFist

    CashInFist Well-Known Member

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    Chad Pennington is rated about four points higher in career average than Dan Marino...

    What does that tell you about the rating system?...:pity:
     
  18. hugoguzman

    hugoguzman New Member

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    That's the second time you post the same exact thing.

    What does it tell us? That Chad Henne's completion percentage, which is the highest in NFL history, inflates his passer rating a bit.

    Congratulations on spotting an anomaly.

    The four top guys in terms of career quarterback rating are all Super Bowl winners (Young, Manning, Warner, Montana) 2 are already hall of famers, 1 is a sure-fire hall of famer and 1 (Warner) is perhaps a notch below Hall of Fame material.

    Oh, and Brady is moving up the list quickly.

    What's that tell you?
     
  19. BuckeyeKing

    BuckeyeKing Wolves DYNASTY!!!!

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    Best case would be to change the offense to suit Henne. Though Henne does a lot that just frustrates me. 1 being not scanning the field.
     
  20. CashInFist

    CashInFist Well-Known Member

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    It tells me that the rating system is a joke, because Dan Marino was better than all of those players you posted.

    Steve Young - please...no where near as good as Marino.

    Peyton Manning - said so himself about a month before the Super Bowl last season that, "Noone will ever throw the ball like Dan Marino."

    Kurt Warner - he is a "Bag Boy" compared to Dan Marino.

    Joe Montana - Bill Walsh, "Joe Montana was the product of a great system", "Dan Marino is the system."
     
  21. the 23rd

    the 23rd a.k.a. Rio

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    the hen is through in Miami, its over. the guy has been brought along with the best intentions with nothing to his benefit spared. he's been carefully measured & found wanting. it is what it is. send him a get well soon card with a ticket to the Canadian league. we need to focus on winning games now. Tyler Beckham Thigpen deserves the start & opportunity to lead the team. we will see what he brings to the table & hope it is enough to win a place in the play-off for Miami this season.
    lets face it we are chadded out

    get real with an opportunity to win
    :theman:Tyler Beckham Thigpen
    Thursday night is a must. Circle the wagon trains Miami.:omg:
     
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  22. adamprez2003

    adamprez2003 Senior Member

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    the only guy who is through is your boy pennington. great call there 23rd. lol. chad the great lasted all of two plays. way to go
     
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  23. finyank13

    finyank13 Reality Check

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    is get Michael Vick next year....:lol:
     
  24. the 23rd

    the 23rd a.k.a. Rio

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    the Field never lies:
    the field has given us the answers @ QB:
    1) Pennington can no longer compete because of chronic injuries. no excuses. it is what if is. the end
    2) the field has been whispering in our ear for a long time now. unfortunately, most hero worshiping, man-crush types have been blinded by love. the field says Henne is not the solution, he is part of the problem. the field has made its statement in the heat of competition: "Henne will never be the Franchise QB" & Bill Parcells concurs with the fields position :" Henne is a disappointment."
    3) the field said that Tyler Beckham Thigpen can get things done. I heard the green remark, he fired up the offense, was mobile, accurate on the run & can go deep, also something about passing into the end-zone for a touchdown was mentioned. the field doesn't tell lies or fall in love with football players, it simply speaks the truth.
    3) Tyler Beckham Thigpen has earned the start on Thursday & I hope he does well all I want to do is win games & get into the play-offs. unfortunately, Tyler will receive no do-overs, second chances or excuses. he will simply lead the team to victory or not. I agree with the field, he is our best shot to win in 2010.

    no more excuses:dolphin:time to win games or end the season
     
  25. ToddsPhins

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    ...... and the FIELD says that you need to either get a hearing aid or quit talking for him b/c you don't know what the heck you're talking about and are making him look bad..... and he doesn't appreciate that very much.

    Cmon, admit it..... you "borrowed" this whole "field" gibberish from the Nike "Pavement" commercial from the 'What Women Want' movie. :shifty:
     
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  26. icx

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    the average QBR when marino played was lower than today. so you cant compare them like that
     
  27. ToddsPhins

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    It tells me that a career of dinking and dunking is a quick way to make a QB "appear" to be one of the most accurate passers of all time. :shifty:
     
  28. ToddsPhins

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    If you're not the hypocritical pot calling the kettle black!

    You were the one emphatically claiming a fragile, 0-4, not played in a year QB would ride in on a dolphin and be the savior of our season. :lol: How long did that pipe dream last?........ I bet he wasn't on the "field" long enough for you to finish tuggin your willie. :sidelol: I kid I kid.
     

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