Sentences with phrase «young qb»

Lo and behold (and as painful as it is for me to say as a Bills fan), the Pats rattled off a long string of consecutive wins on their way to their 4th Super Bowl title, and continued that winning streak until a surprising upset loss last night to the Denver Broncos (coincidentally led by a young QB who is temporarily replacing another legend that many are also writing off — perhaps prematurely).

He likes his experience in working with young QB group.

So we draft a young QB this year and he gets his chance to play in 4 - 5 years.

Ian's brother Nolan, a junior offensive lineman, has provided a veteran voice for him in the huddle, and senior receivers Jacob Sipes and Justin Priest support the young QB with more than just catches.

A young QB has to earn the right to question the calls.

it does make sense from an outside perspective to avoid making a significant investment in a guy who you think is an injury risk when you're in the Bears» position and trying to build essentially a new team around a young QB, although I understand the frustration here

Despite Chicago's interest in acquiring New England's young QB, the Bears (+150) are not the favorite.

When you factor in the steady improvements by young QB Ryan Tannehill and the fact that Wallace is still just 27 - years old, the former Ole Miss product could be an excellent late round selection.

On a bonus national championship preview episode, Dan is joined by Chris B. Brown of SmartFootball.com to talk about the defensive philosophies and overlapping principles of Saban and Smart's defense, young QB preparation, the universal potential of Saban's defense, and how much or little can be prepared for a week after very different opponents in the College Football Playoff semifinal.

I see a young QB that has been really good for stretches and had really bad for a stretch.

We had a lot of cap room, it's not a particularly long contract, and we wanted to maximize our weapons for our young QB

Until the OL is fixed, they will struggle, and it will not be an environment that a young QB can survive.

The Cards need an offensive minded coach who can develop a young QB.

And he's beat out all the other young QB's coming in for several years.

Sure, we all get jealous, but we take solace in knowing that team's time will run out when they have to extend the young QB.

and got rid of it's best weapon, with a young QB who hasn't shown he can beat teams through the air, especially without Dez, most of Dak's best passing games Dez has scored, gone for solid yardage, or both...

They seem to be running our playbook from last year: jetison dinosaur head coach, bring in new offensive minded head coach, surround young qb with weapons, install new offense.

The young QB suddenly has an NFL caliber set of WR to pass to and they can focus draft capital on things like trades / OL / Defense.

It just wasn't the beginning people might have assumed, one in which UCLA takes advantage of a USC laboring under a coaching change and NCAA sanctions, rides a brilliant young QB to glory, and fulfills the promise of an entire program.

You can go ahead and ask the Browns, quarterbacks don't grow on trees and a young QB who's proven that he can play at least a teeny bit is worth more than basically any other asset.

He's been healthy, he is big, the Oline is getting better, and no young QB project with a 13 wonderlic is going to come close to Rivers ability to read the defense, call audibles, and lead the team.

There are worse assets a young QB could have.

He had no talent in Minnesota, aside from a declining Peterson and young QB.

Now you actually want to draft another young QB and do the same thing over again and expect a different result?

QB in Case Keenum and it has been proven that our coaching staff hasn't shown that they can help a young QB to develop!

As with most young QB's, I'm sure the scouts have some valid concerns.

He was not the same QB in the second half and he had some trouble (like most young QB's) when pressured.

Build a OL that can protect Case and help our running game develop, IMO giving our coaching staff another young QB to ruin would be BAD, BAD, BAD.

Todd in turn lets a young QB run his own offense.

Granted he has a new young QB to fall back on as a scapegoat as a «He is learning» excuse.

Or is he an erratic young QB who has been overhyped because he has more charisma than any New York quarterback since Joe Namath, dates women most of us only see on TV screens, and rode the coattails of a strong defense and running attack to within a game of the Super Bowl?

This team is too strong and too resilient to «tank» just because a young QB.

The kind of protection he got last year, has ruined many a young QB's career before they even got started.

I agree with another commenter that I would add the Chargers to the list of teams looking for a young QB as Rivers doesn't have long left either.

They are looking for a young QB to groom to eventually replace Brady.

Jan 04,2016... New coach, promising young QB and, finally, some hope On the opening drill of practice this summer,...

Drafting another young QB for Joseph and the boys to ruin is not smart!

That being said about Cousins i would rather draft a QB and finding someone of our own and having that young QB maybe develop to become better than Cousins.

Especially to help out whatever young QB we will have come in next year.

Not excited just hope that he does a great job and can do a great job with a young QB if we draft one.

That forced young QB Jared Goff into 45 passing attempts, and required the Falcons» pass defense to rise to the challenge.

It should be able to produce a run game capable of taking pressure off of a young QB.

Oak — good young QB and good young Defense.

If we are drafting someone I would like someone who is great with young QBs.

It's funny how everyone wants to blow these shitty young QBs while the ones in their late 20s are leading their teams through the playoffs.

It's fair to say Jackson will be at least a little better in 2017 because young QBs simply tend to improve.

Both young QBs are coming off seasons in which they proved themselves to be reliable passers despite not having many attempts.

With young QBS like JIMMY G, Tribusky, Mahomes, then INT machines Keenum, Bradford!!

Coaches, with the possible exception of Hue Jackson, generally do a much better job helping young QBs stay out of trouble.

The first group consists of a few younger QBs and two older ones who are quite familiar with throwing picks.