At first I was disappointed but I like the trade. It's basically Flacco for a 4th rounder which is what we sent DT to the Texans for, and DT might be done now. Flacco is definitely better than Keenum, won't be prohibitively expensive like Foles and is a true stopgap like we were looking for in Keenum last year. I'm guessing we hold onto Keenum but trade him if someone is actually willing to take him.
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Nothing against Flacco, this doesn’t seem like an upgrade, particularly not at the cost of a 4th + Flacco’s salary + Keemun dead money. There goes at least $10M that could have gone to a FA pickup, and it doesn’t change the need for a young QB. Maybe it defers it for a year, but I doubt it.
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Originally posted by SMR81 View PostThen what does Denver moving up have to do with the comment? You’re talking early in the round, which would be incorrect, he was selected late in the round.
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Originally posted by Broncommish View PostI am wondering how Flaco's strengths meld with the new OC's style of Offense? Given what was seen this year, we will be a run oriented team next year, with Flaco's big arm keeping defensive backs honest so the run game has more room to bust one."Stultum est timere quod vitare non potes." ~ Publilius Syrus
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Originally posted by JvDub95 View PostI disagree, Fromm went backwards this season and Tua is aided by a superior team. I'm not a fan of Tua, to me, he'll just be another Bama QB to look good in collage and fall on his face in the pros
As for Tua we will agree to disagree. By far. I’m an Auburn fan so I’ve witnessed Bama QBs a lot. And how they always flop in the NfL. They have all played with far superior talent. But Tua is the first to put up heisman caliber stats and take that offense to new heights where the focus was more on passing than a ground game with good defense. He is far from the typical Bama qb.
Originally posted by Kyousukeneko View PostBryants a 4th round pick with limited nfl upsided. due to being behind as a thrower. Herbert is talented but his production doesn't match his talent. i like Tua and Fromm. but to say you would rather have Herbert or KElly over Murray is insane thinking. i can't see Herbert as much more then a side grade to haskins
But you also know from other fans I’m not a fan of Murray’s size. I don’t want anything to do with him so yes I would take class of 20 QBs over Murray. With the exception of Bryant.
Tua put up nearly identical stats to Murray but has a much better size suited for the NFl. And you can’t make a claim Tua has far superior talent and act like Murray doesn’t also have far superior talent against every opponent he faced except Alabama.sigpic
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Originally posted by Houshmazode View PostAt first I was disappointed but I like the trade. It's basically Flacco for a 4th rounder which is what we sent DT to the Texans for, and DT might be done now. Flacco is definitely better than Keenum, won't be prohibitively expensive like Foles and is a true stopgap like we were looking for in Keenum last year. I'm guessing we hold onto Keenum but trade him if someone is actually willing to take him.
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Originally posted by DenverBlood View PostWrong. Fromm didn’t go backwards at all. He had a higher completion %, more passing yards, more tds and one less pick from 2017. They just had a far worse defense than 2017 due to losing a lot of draft talent and not having Bama depth.
As for Tua we will agree to disagree. By far. I’m an Auburn fan so I’ve witnessed Bama QBs a lot. And how they always flop in the NfL. They have all played with far superior talent. But Tua is the first to put up heisman caliber stats and take that offense to new heights where the focus was more on passing than a ground game with good defense. He is far from the typical Bama qb.
I’m not really a Herbert fan per say so much as I recognize that before he returned all experts had him the clear #1 QB ahead of all these other ones going. But to be fair at the time people thought Murray was going baseball.
But you also know from other fans I’m not a fan of Murray’s size. I don’t want anything to do with him so yes I would take class of 20 QBs over Murray. With the exception of Bryant.
Tua put up nearly identical stats to Murray but has a much better size suited for the NFl. And you can’t make a claim Tua has far superior talent and act like Murray doesn’t also have far superior talent against every opponent he faced except Alabama.
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Originally posted by JvDub95 View PostAJ McCarren is the best statistical QB Bama has ever had, stats mean nothing. Their offense just doesn't translate to good starting QBs in the pros, they might actually have the worst QB to pros translation outside of Joe Namath
McCarron never sniffed 4K passing yards. His best was barely 3k.
He never sniffed 43 passing tds. His best was 30.
And he never sniffed a 199 rating. His best was 175.
McCarron isn’t even half the QB Tua is. And him staring 3 years to Tuas 1 does not count as statistically better.
It just means he started 3 times as many games to this point of Tuas career.
I know you are claiming stats mean nothing but I also watched both QBs all those years. McCarron can’t touch half of what Tua can do. And Tua also brings a mobility aspect to the role.Last edited by DenverBlood; 02-13-2019, 02:42 PM.sigpic
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Originally posted by Houshmazode View PostAt first I was disappointed but I like the trade. It's basically Flacco for a 4th rounder which is what we sent DT to the Texans for, and DT might be done now. Flacco is definitely better than Keenum, won't be prohibitively expensive like Foles and is a true stopgap like we were looking for in Keenum last year. I'm guessing we hold onto Keenum but trade him if someone is actually willing to take him.
We don't know the extent of the system Scangarello will install. He's a branch on the Shanahan coaching tree so it's a safe bet that Flacco can suit his style better than Keenum and Foles would.
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Originally posted by DenverBlood View PostLol again extremely wrong.
McCarron never sniffed 4K passing yards. His best was barely 3k.
He never sniffed 43 passing tds. His best was 30.
And he never sniffed a 199 rating. His best was 175.
McCarron isn’t even half the QB Tua is. And him staring 3 years to Tuas 1 does not count as statistically better.
It just means he started 3 times as many games to this point of Tuas career.
I know you are claiming stats mean nothing but I also watched both QBs all those years. McCarron can’t touch half of what Tua can do. And Tua also brings a mobility aspect to the role.
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Originally posted by GMTD View PostI just read somewhere that no part of Flacco's 2019 salary is guaranteed. Does that mean if we cut him before naming our final squad, we don't lose anything (apart from the 4th Round pick)?sigpic
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