Gabbert as QBOTF

[nashman]

That makes no sense. He’s progressively gotten worse Week by week. It has nothing to do with his experience in the offense when he was better at the beginning of it. Opponents have tape of him and he’s not playing well. The word adjustments is thrown around a lot on this board and Gabbert doesn’t make any adjustments in his game, which isn’t good.

He had AP in a few of those games for one thing. And the line has gotten dramatically worse but don’t let things like that change your opinion. How many sacks last week? The previous weeks? Getting the poo beat out of you has an affect on a QB, makes those balls come out a little sooner and not as accurate. But we all entitled to our own opinion, mine happens to believe he could get better in the system especially if we correct the OL and get DJ and some receivers that can catch.

 

[AZfaninMN]

Not to mention our running game has improved each week.
48 against Houston
108 against Jax
118 against rams
136 against titans
141 against Was

He’s getting more help on the ground and putting up worse numbers

 

[AZfaninMN]

Just because I’m having fun with some stats here’s the defensive stats in games he’s started:
Houston 357
Jax 219
LAR 303
TEN 204
Was 218

Defense has played well especially the last 4 weeks. Bettcher gets a lot of grief, but they have dealt with injuries and have seem to be hitting their stride late in the season

 

[clif]

So #AZCardinals QB Blaine Gabbers said he didn't "realize" they haven't scored a TD in 10 quarters. WR Larry Fitzgerald said the team talks about it all the time.

Per josh weinfuss

 

[nashman]

So #AZCardinals QB Blaine Gabbers said he didn't "realize" they haven't scored a TD in 10 quarters. WR Larry Fitzgerald said the team talks about it all the time.

Per josh weinfuss

Lol probably busy trying to learn this over complicated offense that hasn’t worked well in years. Good coaches would simply adjust to the talent that’s actually on the field. I love how BA try’s to just run his system never mind the Oline and missing our best offensive weapon!

 

[clif]

Lol probably busy trying to learn this over complicated offense that hasn’t worked well in years. Good coaches would simply adjust to the talent that’s actually on the field. I love how BA try’s to just run his system never mind the Oline and missing our best offensive weapon!

Lol. Dude he played in the games. How does he not know?

 

[WisconsinCard]

Lol probably busy trying to learn this over complicated offense that hasn’t worked well in years. Good coaches would simply adjust to the talent that’s actually on the field. I love how BA try’s to just run his system never mind the Oline and missing our best offensive weapon!

I'm not so sure about that. I don't think BA is running anything close to his "chunk" play offense. I think the entire playbook has been altered to the changing environment.

 

[MrYeahBut]

The play where Gabbert scrambled and instead of throwing it away runs out of bounds just did it for me. No amount of coaching after 7 years in the league is gonna fix that kind of awareness.

I'll probably say this again but I don't think BA coaches as much as he just teaches his offense. Palmer and Fitz didn't need coaching from this staff, they just needed to learn what play to run and where to be at any given time.

 

[Mitch]

The play where Gabbert scrambled and instead of throwing it away runs out of bounds just did it for me. No amount of coaching after 7 years in the league is gonna fix that kind of awareness.

I'll probably say this again but I don't think BA coaches as much as he just teaches his offense. Palmer and Fitz didn't need coaching from this staff, they just needed to learn what play to run and where to be at any given time.

That was a tough play, so true. What i wondered is whether Gabbert thought he was being chased so closely from behind that if he tried to turn his shoulders and throw the ball it could have gotten stripped. If he was running to his right it would have been easier to throw the ball away. I think he was just making sure he didn't get stripped again.

As for BA---he doesn't do the types of things that good coaches do to help his QB breed confidence. His offense is so difficult to run and puts the QB under near constant duress---it's actually amazing that any QB can find a way to be confident under those conditions.

 

[dreday]

Derek Carr
101 QB rating with a clean pocket
43 QB rating under pressure

So basically Carr would be bad here too since we never have a clean pocket.

 

[football karma]

Gabbert has no instincts, no touch and really bad footwork

His footwork is terrible. You can see the protection issues are in his head

He throws off the back foot, which leaves deep throws short.

There was a throw to JJ Nelson that was completed but was underthrown- if thrown in stride, its a td.

He had guys open deep that if thrown out in front, are big plays or tds, but instead turned into contested jump balls that werent completed. I counted at least three of these.

 

[Cheesebeef]

Not to mention our running game has improved each week.
48 against Houston
108 against Jax
118 against rams
136 against titans
141 against Was

He’s getting more help on the ground and putting up worse numbers

anyone else find it odd the last two years that the running game seemed to get better once we went to makeshift O-lines and Hump/Veldheer got hurt?

 

[kerouac9]

Lol probably busy trying to learn this over complicated offense that hasn’t worked well in years. Good coaches would simply adjust to the talent that’s actually on the field. I love how BA try’s to just run his system never mind the Oline and missing our best offensive weapon!

It’s hilarious that “Blaine Gabbert is good” is the hill you wanna die on.

 

[nashman]

It’s hilarious that “Blaine Gabbert is good” is the hill you wanna die on.

Lol maybe learn to read smart ass! I said he has the tools and would rather see him and a rook next year than CP and Stanton. What’s amazing is a bunch of know it alls like yourself who think they know what BG would or will be if kept in this system/ team long enough to play with actual starters on offense instead of a bunch up backups and poopy players. But please continue to act as though you can see the future. Maybe you should be on player personnel since your smarter than everyone.

 

[Krangodnzr]

Lol maybe learn to read smart ass! I said he has the tools and would rather see him and a rook next year than CP and Stanton. What’s amazing is a bunch of know it alls like yourself who think they know what BG would or will be if kept in this system/ team long enough to play with actual starters on offense instead of a bunch up backups and ****** players. But please continue to act as though you can see the future. Maybe you should be on player personnel since your smarter than everyone.

Kent Graham had the tools too

 

[cardncubfan]

That was a tough play, so true. What i wondered is whether Gabbert thought he was being chased so closely from behind that if he tried to turn his shoulders and throw the ball it could have gotten stripped. If he was running to his right it would have been easier to throw the ball away. I think he was just making sure he didn't get stripped again.

As for BA---he doesn't do the types of things that good coaches do to help his QB breed confidence. His offense is so difficult to run and puts the QB under near constant duress---it's actually amazing that any QB can find a way to be confident under those conditions.

All of the QB's that BA has worked with disagrees.