What I think Dobbs is really showing in Minny is how little talent the Cards have on the offensive side. I'm tempering my expectations on what Kyler might be able to do a bit now.
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Mediocre QBs can look great when surrounded by superior talent...Great QBs can make mediocre talent surrounding them look superior. Let's see what Murray can do today.
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It’s not so much a reflection of how bad our offense is, as it is a reflection of how talented MN is on BOTH sides of the ball. That MN D under Flores is creating opportunities that the Cardinal D wasn’t.
I guess the Dobbs watch is over. It had occasioned several posters to regret his departure. At least this time he really helped the Cards with the loss to the Bears. Headlines today include several stories about the likely benching of Dobbs. A good guy, but a limited skillset.
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He is a turnover machine....fumbles and interceptions galore!!!
Josh Dobbs has had plenty of bad games - historically bad - in several different settings - wtf are you talking about
Everyone who anointed Dobbs as the Vikings savior... you were told... as soon as defenses planned for him Minnesota was doomed lmao
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Not standing up for Dobbs but 3 of those picks were off receivers hands.
If that happen to Murray, his supporters would rush to his side.
If that happen to Murray, his supporters would rush to his side.
Josh Dobbs won 1 damn game as an Arizona Cardinal - out of 8!!!
That's a winning percentage of 12.5%
Anybody care to see where that ranks in Arizona Cardinals history? 8 game minimum?
This Dobbs love is as ridiculous as the Fro love - no matter how bad these guys are people just see what they want to see
That's a winning percentage of 12.5%
Anybody care to see where that ranks in Arizona Cardinals history? 8 game minimum?
This Dobbs love is as ridiculous as the Fro love - no matter how bad these guys are people just see what they want to see
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its all graded on a curve -- thats all
he was put in a very difficult situation -- played hard and had a great attitude -- and delivered a home win vs a good team
that doesnt mean i was ready to make him the QBOF
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we want him to start for Minny
he has to hit a few more starts and the trade comp becomes a straight 6 rounder vs the Cards throwing the 7th in
he has to hit a few more starts and the trade comp becomes a straight 6 rounder vs the Cards throwing the 7th in
Every Cardinal QB in the history of Arizona has been put in very difficult situations
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but nearly all have gotten to practice with their teams for a few months prior to starting
for a few weeks, he was the feel good story during a zero expectations season
I must have missed those few weeks my man
All I recall a victory over the Cowboys - where they actually kinda beat themselves but it still counts
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He also had a pick 6 dropped by Johnson in the first half. IIRC - he had at least 1 other near INT.
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This is why I cannot figure out the reasoning behind Dobbs.
At the END of camp, we cut McCoy and trade for Dobbs. "Well, he's worked with Petzing, knows the offense." Obviously, not considered to be the long term starter, but potentially a good #2. Plays eight games, now with considerable reps in offense and personnel, and they trade him for less than they gave for him.
I guess they maybe decided "he's no good, don't want him as #2. Let's get something." But if that is the case, did we really have to trade and start him that many games to know that?
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Hey - now it looks like Dobbs will cost us 2 picks! Hell of a job, Monti!
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Between giving up multiple picks for Josh Freaking 1-7 Dobbs, the contact fiasco with Gannon, getting absolutely nothing out of Nuk, and our abysmal roster, Monti has fallen on his face quite a bit.
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Oy. That’s not good if true.
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Wow. Losing another 4th round pick for a guy you dumped in a trade for less than you gave up in the first place is very bad.
Like I said in a post earlier today, I never understood the thinking behind how we handled Dobbs. Now, it makes even less sense.
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I’m really hoping this isn’t the case. A competent GM doesn’t just make mistake after mistake leading to losing 2nd (was it an 2nd or a 3rd?) and 4th round draft picks in consecutive seasons.
But it was such a great trade and he was such a swell guy - draft picks shchmaf sticks
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I hear he's a rocket scientist.
