Would it have been better if I said Drew Brees? My point is at the first signed of pressure he panics. Or curls up in the fetal position. Either way I would love to see him learn to step up in the pocket and deliver the Ball. If he's too small to do that well then he'll never be a great pro football QB. Imo
Give him a decent freaking line and maybe he would trust to step up into the pocket! We suck in the trenches both sides of the ball. Can’t expect much when your QB is getting hit or running for his life most of the time. Nonsense people creating thread after thread about Kyler just hating ignoring the actual problems of coaching and lack of skill on both lines!
I cannot agree more about our expectations of KM at this time. When it's everyone and everything's fault except for the QB, maybe we should be putting said QB under the microscope.
Not sure what your trying to prove it shows he’s not throwing it down field much of course he’s not the line freaking sucks and So does the play caloing but you do you. Keep making threads and wasting your time trying to blame this QB for the whole teams problems lol. Coaching is great, D is great, Oline is great it’s just Kyler why we’re not winning!
I know there’s a limited number of ways to analyze players’ play, but these types of comparisons seem overly simplistic. They have zero context. Played different teams, different mixes of players, probably (to some extent) different plays, different levels of game prep practice, different plays in which the oline did its job or failed, etc.
Reading this post got me thinking and it was the game prep practice. Now, not knowing anything about how long the team practices each day and what part is open and what part is closed, the short videos posted here all the time shows players working on technical stuff like hitting the sleds, footwork, etc. or work that is going at half speed. This far into the season how much of that is really necessary? Shouldn't every player have the technical aspects down by now? Shouldn't 70-80% of practice be working on preparing for game day and what tendencies your opponent will bring? Shouldn't game situations be a high priority? Red Zone work? Etc.
In your opinion of course, the guys who get paid to judge talent know otherwise…
No one who watched the game could possibly put this out there with a straight face.
How did Kyler perform in the second half?
Yeah. On top of that, one of those is paid 150 mil and the other has three replacement level players due to injuries.
Really? Who was making him drop the ball all over the field. In relation to his pay and experience, he was Cody Ford at QB today.
Thanks for the laugh. Quarterbacks turn the ball over, it happens. Kyler had 1 today. Geno had a pick 6. Happens every game. This team has systemic issues way beyond a random fumble.
