Buckybird
Hoist the Lombardi Trophy
now those 2 more wins will be against who ?
Don't know, but you think we will lose more than 8 of the last 10? This team isnt near that bad, regardless of its Oline issues. Want to bet?
now those 2 more wins will be against who ?
No way.... Count down to Lindley has started!! I put the over/under at 5 quarters. And I'm taking the under!!
No way.... Count down to Lindley has started!!
I am so glad I have Sunday Ticket. I will take a pass to watching this team. Why Kolb made it more watchable, I can't say.
I might watch when Lindley starts playing.
I used to be that way. The game in STL took the fun out of watching this team.I think this is a fun team to watch despite the irritating offense. When focused and healthy this is one of the more exciting defenses in the league. Even if we lose the rest of our games I think it's a safe bet that we'll keep most of them close. That is, at least, unless our defense decides to mail it in at some point.
Steve
he had multiple ribs detach from his sternum
Its going to be the same team with or without Kolb. A defense so good that we will be in virtually every game, and an offense so bad that it will be almost impossible to put any team away, no matter how good or bad the opposition is.
Expect the roller coaster to continue.
You could not be more wrong. One thing Kolb did well was limit Turn Overs and that keeps the defense off the field or in good field position to defend. Skelton will turn the ball over on our own 20 at least twice against Minny and the defense will have to over exert itself to hold them to 6 points.
That is my bold prediction.
So you're saying it will be exactly like what Kolb did against them last year?
Kevin Kolb deserves a Purple Heart.
I was so wrong about him that I am disgusted with myself. I never thought he wanted to put his health on the line the way he did, especially since he still gets the millions regardless.
What he did was pick himself off of the NFL scrapheap when practically the whole NFL scene was booing him or calling him a wuss. He played for pride...he played for the love of the game...he played for the love of competition...and he played his guts out for the team, for his teammates...and he made every player, coach, owner and fan proud.
That said---the organization should be thoroughly embarrassed by the way in which it has put all of its QBs in harm's way---by first having a practice squad player try to protect both Skelton's and Kolb's backside in the penultimate pre-season game (and not do anything about it for nearly 5 series), then for not making any move via trade to ameliorate the situation and worst of all for not making any coaching adjustments in order to give marginal-at=best NFL tackles help in protecting the QB---
23 freaking sacks in the last 3 games---is a total disgrace by anyone's standards.
So, thank you Kevin Kolb. Thank you for being Cardinal tough in the toughest situation possible for a QB. You've won a fan in me and millions of others.
Kevin Kolb deserves a Purple Heart.
I was so wrong about him that I am disgusted with myself. I never thought he wanted to put his health on the line the way he did, especially since he still gets the millions regardless.
What he did was pick himself off of the NFL scrapheap when practically the whole NFL scene was booing him or calling him a wuss. He played for pride...he played for the love of the game...he played for the love of competition...and he played his guts out for the team, for his teammates...and he made every player, coach, owner and fan proud.
That said---the organization should be thoroughly embarrassed by the way in which it has put all of its QBs in harm's way---by first having a practice squad player try to protect both Skelton's and Kolb's backside in the penultimate pre-season game (and not do anything about it for nearly 5 series), then for not making any move via trade to ameliorate the situation and worst of all for not making any coaching adjustments in order to give marginal-at=best NFL tackles help in protecting the QB---
23 freaking sacks in the last 3 games---is a total disgrace by anyone's standards.
So, thank you Kevin Kolb. Thank you for being Cardinal tough in the toughest situation possible for a QB. You've won a fan in me and millions of others.
Kevin Kolb deserves a Purple Heart.
I was so wrong about him that I am disgusted with myself. I never thought he wanted to put his health on the line the way he did, especially since he still gets the millions regardless.
What he did was pick himself off of the NFL scrapheap when practically the whole NFL scene was booing him or calling him a wuss. He played for pride...he played for the love of the game...he played for the love of competition...and he played his guts out for the team, for his teammates...and he made every player, coach, owner and fan proud.
That said---the organization should be thoroughly embarrassed by the way in which it has put all of its QBs in harm's way---by first having a practice squad player try to protect both Skelton's and Kolb's backside in the penultimate pre-season game (and not do anything about it for nearly 5 series), then for not making any move via trade to ameliorate the situation and worst of all for not making any coaching adjustments in order to give marginal-at=best NFL tackles help in protecting the QB---
23 freaking sacks in the last 3 games---is a total disgrace by anyone's standards.
So, thank you Kevin Kolb. Thank you for being Cardinal tough in the toughest situation possible for a QB. You've won a fan in me and millions of others.
I agree Mitch...and he played pretty darn well behind that shameful Oline too, better than anyone on this board would've imagined.Kevin Kolb deserves a Purple Heart.
I was so wrong about him that I am disgusted with myself. I never thought he wanted to put his health on the line the way he did, especially since he still gets the millions regardless.
What he did was pick himself off of the NFL scrapheap when practically the whole NFL scene was booing him or calling him a wuss. He played for pride...he played for the love of the game...he played for the love of competition...and he played his guts out for the team, for his teammates...and he made every player, coach, owner and fan proud.
That said---the organization should be thoroughly embarrassed by the way in which it has put all of its QBs in harm's way---by first having a practice squad player try to protect both Skelton's and Kolb's backside in the penultimate pre-season game (and not do anything about it for nearly 5 series), then for not making any move via trade to ameliorate the situation and worst of all for not making any coaching adjustments in order to give marginal-at=best NFL tackles help in protecting the QB---
23 freaking sacks in the last 3 games---is a total disgrace by anyone's standards.
So, thank you Kevin Kolb. Thank you for being Cardinal tough in the toughest situation possible for a QB. You've won a fan in me and millions of others.
That's a pretty painful sounding injury. thanks Wipo
PERFECT postKevin Kolb deserves a Purple Heart.
I was so wrong about him that I am disgusted with myself. I never thought he wanted to put his health on the line the way he did, especially since he still gets the millions regardless.
What he did was pick himself off of the NFL scrapheap when practically the whole NFL scene was booing him or calling him a wuss. He played for pride...he played for the love of the game...he played for the love of competition...and he played his guts out for the team, for his teammates...and he made every player, coach, owner and fan proud.
That said---the organization should be thoroughly embarrassed by the way in which it has put all of its QBs in harm's way---by first having a practice squad player try to protect both Skelton's and Kolb's backside in the penultimate pre-season game (and not do anything about it for nearly 5 series), then for not making any move via trade to ameliorate the situation and worst of all for not making any coaching adjustments in order to give marginal-at=best NFL tackles help in protecting the QB---
23 freaking sacks in the last 3 games---is a total disgrace by anyone's standards.
So, thank you Kevin Kolb. Thank you for being Cardinal tough in the toughest situation possible for a QB. You've won a fan in me and millions of others.
Gotta play the games.Its going to be the same team with or without Kolb. A defense so good that we will be in virtually every game, and an offense so bad that it will be almost impossible to put any team away, no matter how good or bad the opposition is.
Expect the roller coaster to continue.