Some pass blocking efficiency stats!

[conraddobler]

I don't think so. If Kolb goes down Bartel is a very capable replacement. Of course I'm probably the only person outside Bartel's family who believes that.

+1

So that makes two people outside his immediate family.

I have more confidence in him than almost any other Cardinal backup in recent memory, wouldn't mind if he got some playing time at all but I know this is just crazy talk and I certainly don't wish Kolb any ill stuff.

 

[Cheesebeef]

+1

So that makes two people outside his immediate family.

I have more confidence in him than almost any other Cardinal backup in recent memory, wouldn't mind if he got some playing time at all but I know this is just crazy talk and I certainly don't wish Kolb any ill stuff.

i wouldn't be terrified if he got in the game. that's kinda high praise from this cardinals fan.

 

[AsUpRoDiGy]

More stats to prove that Russ Grimm knows exactly what he's doing. Creating the worst line to ever touch the field, Cheers Grimm....

 

[SunsTzu]

“For the most part, (the tackles) have been consistent in their play,” Whisenhunt said.

Had he stopped there no one would argue.

 

[desertdawg]

I was being sarcastic.

Right on, I was being a know it all. ( I suck sometimes)

 

[desertdawg]

Todd Heap isn't the future of the Cards (unless Whis stays on his current path where Heap'll be starting for the next six seasons);

5/5

 

[desertdawg]

I don't think so. If Kolb goes down Bartel is a very capable replacement. Of course I'm probably the only person outside Bartel's family who believes that.

Your gonna throw that forbidden discussion at me, knowing that Skelton whooped on them Cowgirls? Have you gone Skip Bayless? I too dig barsmell but as a number 3, future is what we are working on here. So the question then lies, who is more ready and who has more future...Kolb does. (Skelton>Bartel)

 

[WarnerHOF]

we're starting to make stars out of our TEs? Come on now. These guys are average TEs at best. Gronkowski, Gates, Finley, Vernon Davis... those are star TEs but it's because they're vastly superior physical/athletic specimens.

the idea that we're trying to do that with our slow as sin (but ok productionwise) TEs doesn't make much sense to me and if that is the plan, well, it's one more reason I lose faith in this coaching staff.

the idea that TE was a more pressing need than OT doesn't make any sense to me.

The Housler has Antonio Gates superstar potential. He is every bit as athletic as everyone of those guys you mentioned aside from Davis who is just a once in a lifetime athlete. Watch out for him in the coming seasons.

 

[Duckjake]

Your gonna throw that forbidden discussion at me, knowing that Skelton whooped on them Cowgirls? Have you gone Skip Bayless? I too dig barsmell but as a number 3, future is what we are working on here. So the question then lies, who is more ready and who has more future...Kolb does. (Skelton>Bartel)

We're not talking future here, as in 2012 or 2013. We're talking 2011 and if Kolb goes out this year Bartel is the better QB to keep our season on track.

Skelator would be ok if you could guarantee our D would take two INTs to the house every game.

 

[Cheesebeef]

The Housler has Antonio Gates superstar potential. He is every bit as athletic as everyone of those guys you mentioned aside from Davis who is just a once in a lifetime athlete. Watch out for him in the coming seasons.

ok... and the next superstar this FO finds will be their the first. i'm not holding my breath. and even if he is, it's completely beside the point that was originally being made that for some reason we went all in on TE and completely ignored one of the most important positions in football at OT. It doesn't matter what kind of weapons you have on offense if you don't have players that can block for them.