No, Jay Schroeder had a winning record as starter for the Cards in Arizona.
Thanks Duckjake, I needed that.
No, Jay Schroeder had a winning record as starter for the Cards in Arizona.
He started out very well going 9-12 and ended very well on that last td drive. We won he had zero to's. That's good enough for me!
Well, he didn't have any turnovers. History says that won't continue. But, if he does somehow keep those to a minimum he will keep the job this year.
His 1 for 9 stretch was in the 3rd quarter when he was forcing the ball to Fitz. It is no coincidence that when he went away from Fitz, we started moving the football and his completion numbers went up. Was trying to force the ball to Fitz a mistake in judgment? Yes, but I would rather have Fitz targeted more rather than less.
He missed a direct snap. How is that not a turnover?
Don't you think Whis was responsible for DA throwing to Fitz so many times? He calls the plays. You need to keep with what is working. Why did we keep trying run up the middle when our end sweeps were working so well?
No. All pass plays include several options. If a QB appears to be forcing the ball to one receiver, open or not, it is almost always on him.
Don't you think Whis was responsible for DA throwing to Fitz so many times? He calls the plays. You need to keep with what is working. Why did we keep trying to run up the middle when our end sweeps were working so well?
No, Whis calls the plays, but he doesn't tell DA where to go. What was difficult was that the Rams went man on Fitz and so it was hard for DA to look away. Anytime you get man coverage on your best playmaker, you want to attack it, but DA and Fitz could not get on the same page.
Chopper, this don't make a whole lot of sense. When a pass play is called, there is always a primary receiver you are supposed to throw to. If he is covered, then you look for someone else. I believe Whis keep calling Fitz's number and DA kept trying to force the ball into him.
on a lot of those plays, he didn't look anywhere else. That says to me that is was a called play.
40 you are contradicting yourself. Go to bed.
Nu uh. On those plays, DA didn't look anywhere else. It's obvious the play was supposed to go to Fitz. Why did Whis insist on calling all those plays to Fitz even when it was apparent they weren't working? Because that is his modus operandi. Just like all those run plays up the middle when just about every sweep play we tried worked. He gets a little hard headed at times and I'll guarantee you DA isn't going to make wholesale changes like KW did.
Nu uh. On those plays, DA didn't look anywhere else. It's obvious the play was supposed to go to Fitz. Why did Whis insist on calling all those plays to Fitz even when it was apparent they weren't working? Because that is his modus operandi. Just like all those run plays up the middle when just about every sweep play we tried worked. He gets a little hard headed at times and I'll guarantee you DA isn't going to make wholesale changes like KW did.
He missed a direct snap. How is that not a turnover?
Chopper, this don't make a whole lot of sense. When a pass play is called, there is always a primary receiver you are supposed to throw to. If he is covered, then you look for someone else. I believe Whis keep calling Fitz's number and DA keep trying to force the ball into him.
You obviously haven't seen Derek Anderson play before. This is how he do.
I'm not sure what your claim is. It sounds like you're saying that the Cards have plays in their playbook that only have Fitz as the passing option. Is that what you're saying? Does that even make sense in your own mind? What do you think Steve Breaston, Ben Patrick, Tim Hightower, and the other eligible receivers are doing on these plays?
Chopper, this don't make a whole lot of sense. When a pass play is called, there is always a primary receiver you are supposed to throw to. If he is covered, then you look for someone else. I believe Whis keep calling Fitz's number and DA keep trying to force the ball into him.
You are still contradicting yourself. There are NO pass plays called with only one receiver. If the play is called with Fitz as a primary reciever and he is covered it is DA's responsibility to look elsewhere. If he forces it in to the primary receiver regardless of coverage it is on him, the QB, not on the coach.
When he had time DA looked around, then he hit the check down mostly, or Breaston a couple times. Aside from the TD, the only throws to Fitz appeared to be when he needed to toss the rock quickly, to save his skin. I don't blame him, if you gotta toss it, put it in Fitz direction. I don't see any coach insisting on a certain receiver, most would want the ball thrown to who ever is open right? Larry might be the first look for a play, but I would imagine thats as far as that goes.