Mike13
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Mistakes happen.
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Yes chicago has a better oline than miami, but we also showed that the nfc north has better run D...
offenses that put up average numbers, they also went to the playoffs the three seasons he has been healthy. Tom Brady doesnt have the best numbers, niether does Vince Young (who put up worse numbers than joey harrington last year).
Did he turn brees and rivers into excellent qbs? If I am not mistaken they were both taken within the first 32 picks of the draft.
As San Diego's offensive coordinator the past five seasons, Cameron oversaw an offense that led the NFL in scoring in 2006 and finished third and fifth in that category in 2004 and 2005.
San Diego running back LaDainian Tomlinson was named the Associated Press Most Valuable Player in 2006 after scoring an NFL-record 31 touchdowns. In 2003, Tomlinson became the first player in NFL history to rush for 1,000 yards and catch 100 passes in the same season.
He also played a role in the development of quarterbacks Drew Brees and Philip Rivers, plus All-Pro tight end Antonio Gates. He was named Offensive Assistant Coach of the Year by SI.com in 2004.
"My philosophy has always been ... it's my job to make this personnel work and find a way to score," Cameron said. "You don't have to have everything on offense to score. So the philosophy would be, maximize every guy that you have. Ask him to do what he does best."
Blah, blah, blah.....
Chad played on a team with a defense. Just because the QBs that replaced the often injured Pennington sucked, that doesn't make Pennington a great QB.
If Culpepper or Green put up Pennington's numbers, you'd claim the teams won in spite of them.
I realize it's hard for you to understand, but the job of the offense is to score points. When a Pennington led team is anything more than average, let me know.
Now that I disagree with. When healthy, Green and Culpepper are good QB's. I'm a Chad fan, but he isn't in some super-elite QB.
I think you are really discounting those QB's when healthy. I certainly wouldn't say your statement with such conviction.
Well said. Brady is an elite QB. Culpepper and Green have put in a couple of elite seasons each. Pennington is solid but unspectacular.
This was more of the same tired argument I have had with nyjunc. He wants to pin all of the Vikings losses on Culpepper. Somehow when a QB puts up 39 TDs and ii INTs, and the team goes 8-8, it's the QBs fault. When a QB puts up 17 TD and 16 INTs and the team goes 10-6, the QB gets all the credit.
This is my favorite part of the article. Not since Shula have we had a coach who's philosophy is to maximize the talent he has rather than force fit players into their "system". He was able to develop one of the best offenses in the league without much help from the WR position. SD developed young o-lines and made things work.
The job of the QB is to win.
You can have your QB put up meaningles fantasy #s, I'll take my QB who WINS!
By the way, during Chad;s best year he led a team out from a 1-4, 205 hole to win a division where the last place team was 8-8 while in Daunte's "best" year he led his eam to an 8-8 record in a division w/ ONE inning team an a conf that sen TWO .500 teams to the playoffs and Green's "best" year he led his team to a 7-9 record 5 games behind the ivision leader that Chad, w/ a torn rotator cuff in his throwing shoulder, beat on the road in the playoffs.
OOOhhhhhhhh it was the defense:rolleyes2 so i202 wen the Jets wre 14th in points allowed and 24th overall it was the defense? In 2006 when the D was 18th overall it was the defense?
did you notice how much better miny's D wasBEFORE Daune became starting QB in 1999 and AFTER he got hurt in 2005? It wasn't a coincidence, his awful TO's killed his Ds.
As for Green, in '05 KC gave up LES points than the jets '02D- hy couldn't he lead them o the playoffs? and he was handed a 1-3 hole to dig out of either.
If it's the backup QBs on the Jets who sucked that made our record w/o him so poor then what was it in Minny where Minny was BETTER when daunte was hurt?
When football becomes a 1 on 1 sport, let me know. Until then, your arguments are lame. Chad was not a good QB last year and the Jets went 10-6. Clearly the team carried him.
I can't believe that you're trying to argue that 16 INTs is better than 11 INTs. Somehow Chad's INTs were better than Daunte's? Now I've heard everything.....
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The Jets were 6th in points allowed last season.
We've been over this. Culpepper was not responsible for the poor play of the Vikings defense.
The '05 Chiefs had a better record than the '02 Jets. They scored over 400 points. The AFC was just tougher that year. The wild card teams were 11-5 and 12-4. The Jets haven't had a record better than 10-6 since 1998. They have just been more fortunate than other teams.
The Jets have won 2 fewer games than the Dolphins since 2000 but have gone to the playoffs 4 times vs 2 for the Fins. The Fins have missed the playoffs 3 times with records of 9-7 or 10-6. The Jets have made it 4 times with similar records and missed just once.
The Vikings got decent play from their backups and they faced easier teams. Also, the Vikings played a more conservative style. They scored a lot fewer points. Last season, Johnson was the starter and had to go the whole season. How'd that turn out.
Chad was a very good QB lst year but you just judge him by individual #s when if we didn't have Chad a year ago we would ahve been fighting for last w/ you guys.
I am not arguing that 16 INts is better than 11 I am arguing our QB made plays to WIN Daunte did not. Let's break down daunte's 2004:
5 Tds against 6-10 dallas
5 Tds against 7-9 hou
5 TDs against 8-8 NO
5 Td in 2 games against 6-10 Detroit
4 Tds in 2 games against 5-11 Chi
That's 24 of his Tds against subpar teams. His 39 Tds were nice looking #s but really meaningless b/c he only led them to 8 wins.
Our D stunk most of last year. We wound up w/ decent #s but that was mostly in the 2nd half, if Chad didn't keep us afloat in the first half when we gave up 24 PG compared to the 2nd half where we gave up 13 PPG.
So you'd rather have a better record and MISS the playoffs?
the facts are Daunte was never a great REAL QB, he has had great fantasy years but that is meaningless. His teams have been better when he's been hurt(8 game difference in Minny and last year miami was on a 4 win pace when he went out and you wound up wining 6 games). teams w/ great QBs don't get better when they go down.
Chad was not very good last year. Period.
EVERY QB turns the ball over. Just because the Vikings D was so bad, doesn't make Culpepper's turmovers "worse". You have been shown by me and other posters that Culpepper needed to play perfectly for the Vikings to win. He got no support from his defense at all.