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Old 01-06-2009, 08:21 PM   #11
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It's the same thing as what happened in Atlanta. Mike Vick failed primarily because he didn't have any weapons on the outside; he had scrubs like Roddy White, Michael Jenkins and Alge Crumpler catching balls. Then last year, with Vick out, the Atlanta offense couldn't move at all because the receivers just couldn't get open.

Then this offseason, Atlanta went out and got some bona fide weapons like Michael Jenkins and Roddy White to stretch the field for their rookie QB, and their passing offense predictably took off. Lesson learned: QBs are only as good as the deep threats they're given.
Are you being sarcastic or are Roddy White and Michael Jenkins the same guys as Vick had. Vick wasn't that successful for the same reasons Vince Young isn't successful both are more athletes than quarterback and neither is accurate.

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Old 01-06-2009, 08:36 PM   #12
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Throughout his career, Brady has had significantly better receivers than McNabb. McNabb got a good year out of Owens, and that was about it. He's had Westbrook for a while now, though, and that counts for something.
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It's the same thing as what happened in Atlanta. Mike Vick failed primarily because he didn't have any weapons on the outside; he had scrubs like Roddy White, Michael Jenkins and Alge Crumpler catching balls. Then last year, with Vick out, the Atlanta offense couldn't move at all because the receivers just couldn't get open.

Then this offseason, Atlanta went out and got some bona fide weapons like Michael Jenkins and Roddy White to stretch the field for their rookie QB, and their passing offense predictably took off. Lesson learned: QBs are only as good as the deep threats they're given.
ROFL, post of the day.

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You be being sarcastic or are Roddy White and Michael Jenkins the same guys as Vick had. Vick wasn't that successful for the same reasons Vince Young isn't successful both are more athlete than quarterback and neither is accurate.
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