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Old July 31st, 2003, 12:00 PM   #196
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Its pretty accurate to the Linebackers and Safeties that he never actually sees, but seems to stare and aim at very effectively.
I have certainly questioned Jake's decisionmaking over the years, as I have questioned his deep ball. He makes some bonehead plays.

But the criticisms don't end there, brat. They go much farther, into the zone of lies. And that's when I step in to argue.
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Old July 31st, 2003, 12:00 PM   #197
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Yes. He is not very accurate.

Most NFL QB's don't spin their RB around on screen passes.
Most NFL QB's hit receivers in stride across the middle.
Most NFL QB's hit receivers on out routes in the numbers, toward the sideline.
Maybe you're version of accuracy is shown in March at the QB Challenge?

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Old July 31st, 2003, 12:00 PM   #198
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Jake's numbers speak for themselves.....he sucks ass
Wow, that about sums it up.
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Old July 31st, 2003, 12:01 PM   #199
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Yes. He is not very accurate.

Most NFL QB's don't spin their RB around on screen passes.
Most NFL QB's hit receivers in stride across the middle.
Most NFL QB's hit receivers on out routes in the numbers, toward the sideline.

Argue with me, Fredo!
There's a zone of lies right there!
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Old July 31st, 2003, 12:01 PM   #200
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For the love of God - can we drop this incredible waste of bandwith? Plummer is Denver's problem now - not ours.

I have moved on - can't we all just get along PEACE
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Old July 31st, 2003, 12:32 PM   #201
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I have certainly questioned Jake's decisionmaking over the years, as I have questioned his deep ball. He makes some bonehead plays.

But the criticisms don't end there, brat. They go much farther, into the zone of lies. And that's when I step in to argue.
I'll explain why I think Jake is inaccurate, and it's not just his completion %.

I've said it before the difference between the NFL and college is huge, in college it's not uncommon to have guys 5 or even more yards behind the defense because so many college games are total mismatches where a team like Miami has guys on their 3rd string that would star on the other team. IN college the QB is not required to be able to get the ball into tight spaces, if he can that's great, but most college QB's don't have to make "tough" throws consistently. That's how a guy like Ken Dorsey goes 38-2 and then lasts until round 7 because he was always throwing to wide open WR's.

In the NFL the "window" is much smaller, there is the occasional breakdown but usually you don't get too many instances where your WR is so open that there's nobody near him. To be a really GOOD NFL QB you have to be able to make throws in tight spaces. And you have to be able to put the ball in the right place so that if your guy can't catch it, nobody else can.

My belief on Jake is the reason his % is low, and his INT's are high, is he can't do that. So he tries to put the ball through the small window but its late, or low, or high or left or right, and it gets deflected or picked. That's why he has so many INT's, that's why has so many "almost" INT's, and that's why his % is lower.

The counter is his % is low because he's under pressure, his WR's aren't open, so he's throwing balls away. Problem is if he did that, he wouldn't have all the INT's. The only way that you can get both the low % and the picks, if you're NOT throwing the ball into the safe spot.

There's no question he's been in bad situations, and if he starts 16 games this year he probably will break his career highs for % and TD's, but I think you have to judge it based on what would other guys do with that same talent? I suspect most really good NFL Qb's would be able to go 20 TD 10 INT in Denver rather easily with that talent, I don't see Jake doing that.
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Old July 31st, 2003, 12:42 PM   #202
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Let me finish my lunch first, then I'd be more than happy to drag you around your own board for a while.


You're using 2002 as an argument for Plummer? How valiant.
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mmmmm mmmm. jack in the box.
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mmmmm mmmm. jack in the box.
Jumbo Jack or Tacos?
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Old July 31st, 2003, 01:23 PM   #205
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Jumbo Jack or Tacos?

Two tacos, a spicey chicken sammich and a medium coke. $5.80
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Two tacos, a spicey chicken sammich and a medium coke. $5.80
You suck.

When the hell is JiB going to expand to DC????
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You suck.

When the hell is JiB going to expand to DC????

Big Bang's on it as we speak.
I'm almost done with the plans. Damn drive-thru.
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Two tacos, a spicey chicken sammich and a medium coke. $5.80
I am gonna go out to lunch now - probably Houston's at the Esplanade - and get meself some chow - all this food talk is making me hungry
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Old July 31st, 2003, 03:01 PM   #209
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I have faith in Jake Plummer.


I believe he will perform in Denver about the same that he performed in Arizona. I think Denver will have less patience than Arizona did. I don't see Denver waiting 6 years hoping the guy can learn to better read NFL defenses.
jake gets two years to stink it up in denver.

If he plays poorly enough they might kick him to the curb after just one. they won't tolerate a loser in denver.
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Old July 31st, 2003, 03:03 PM   #210
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Frankly John, we're not coming to Orange Mane because this topic has been beaten to death for six years.

Fans can only take so much, before we're sick and tired of talking about something.

As Brian said, many of us have watched Jake for TEN YEARS. We know Jake much better than any Bronco fan.

good lord. I'm so SICK of typing about plummer.

but I tell you what, nothing pushes a cardinals fans buttons like the mention of his name.
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