NJFINSFAN1 said:Your not worthy!!!![]()
rickeyrunsover said:My new resolve, love the fins, dont give the benfit of the doubt. Dont be quick to argue others opinions, listen to both sides. ............Yeah right, what the $!#!#@@#$!#@$%!! fun is that? Its all good cause AJ suks. Now we can agree that unless we draft a franchise qb or luck into a Rivers trade, we dont have a franchise qb.
Mental Toughness, gotta remember that one, Slap upside head.
inFINSible said:Got your attention??![]()
Yep, ole AJ shat the bed last Thursday night...and I knew it was going to happen. I actually told someone prior to kick-off that AJ would play poorly, ask BALLSDEEP, I spoke to him on the phone before he went into the stadium. I told him that AJ would play badly because he will try to do too much.
I had hoped that I would be wrong about that but, as it turns out, I couldn't have been more correct....and it's at this point where I realized that AJ Feeley is fatally flawed. One word brings out all the worst qualities in Mr. Feeley, one word buckles his knees like he took a shot from Sugar Ray Leonard. That one word is ...pressure.
Whether it's a DT tossing Seth McKinney aside and coming at AJ like a freight train or whether it's as simple as a QB competition for a starting job, AJ's response to pressure is not fight, it's flight. It's also panic and it's desperation but, it is anything except calm, cool, and confident.
As is the case with evaluating any QB, it's what is inside their head that is hardest to read. The talent is obvious, however, as I've read before, there are many people that can throw a football real hard that are selling insurance for a living or unclogging your toilets and as much as it pains me to say it, I've lost faith that AJ has the head to play QB consistently at the level he needs to attain to be an effective starter in this league. You can't succumb to pressure on this level. It's the one thing that separates the real players from the other ones. The ones that step up and play big in the biggest moments are the ones that make memories for their fans and AJ is more likely to make a nightmarish mistake than to make a cherished mental photograph.
I had planned to give AJ the entire season before I waved my white flag and gave up on him but, I just can't find anything else good to say about him. Maybe he wasn't supported enough by either HC and given a completely fair shot at anything but, he needed to take it upon himself to force recognition from those coaches and he didn't do that.
Maybe AJ will be a good player someday and maybe he might find a situation that he feels comfortable in and performs well and maybe even finds himself in a starting role again but, on Sunday's, if I'm an opponent of AJ, I'm gonna blitz his fool head off, and I'm going to win the game because AJ will never be a diamond under pressure, he'll always be a lump of coal.
Are you ready for the list of people that I was going to swat with my all powerful QB knowledge??
These people all know more than me and most everyone else on the board, about AJ Feeley....Everyone of these people said Feeley was crap from the very beginning and they never wavered.....and I hate everyone of them...:)
Boik14
Boone
Cedric Benson
chambers84
djfresh47
dolphinrodney
DolphinDevil28
enigmatics
espn390
finfan54
finlandia
fish fan 4life
Joe Flipper
minus
Nappy Roots
nick1
NJFINSFAN1
outlawd2U
phinz_fan
phishstix
Pope Shula XIV
SCall13
TarHeel38
Zod
and whatever this says....«©òókîê ߥtë®»
Of course...AJ Feeley is the only thing they knew more than me about....:D
AJ still has an entire season however bleak it looks for him to "take the bull by the horns", unfortunately, I'm now reduced to hoping he proves me wrong ....again.
rickeyrunsover said:Its all good cause AJ suks.
Jnaledu3 said:Wow. I thought Id NEVER see that from rickyrunsover.![]()
I don’t ever want to lose fans, but I can honestly say that I don’t want fans that would boo any of my teammates, and that’s something that some fans did to A.J. Feeley on Thursday night.
Eventually, I’m going to have a bad day like A.J. did. Eventually, it will Jason Taylor or Zach Thomas or Chris Chambers having a bad day. Just because a quarterback is more visible doesn’t mean they should get booed for having a bad day.
A.J. might be down right now but he won’t be for long. We’re going to need A.J. at some point this season, without question. Fans should realize that sooner rather than later.
UberCane69 said:I wholeheartedly agree with your post inFINsible.
I have actually thought the same thing for a long time - I just rarely post.
I tried to give Feeley the benefit of doubt... I made several excuses, I was originally excited when he first came down here (since he was a young qb, etc.)... but after watching him for some time...
When the pressure is on, he folds. It is as simple as that.
He WILL NEVER be anything more then a backup.
Frerrote, is somewhat calm, but he just kinda sucks lol.....
And Sage..well, is Sage - what are you going to do.
That's a damn good question....:huh:eddie4fins said:LOL why am I not on that list?
You would never catch me booing any player.arsenal said:
Out of all the replies that have gone through my head regarding your post here....I think I'll go with, "I'm sorry."korl68 said:Well it took you long enough but I respect that you admitted you were wrong about AJ.
I just wish you had not resorted to insulting my mother in response to a past post about AJ.
Anyway your passion for the Dolphins cannot be questioned and for that I salute you.
SpeedRush99 said:Takes a man to admit he was wrong.[/QUOT
This is what I was going to say. It dont mean a thing to me though. Its just people spouting their opinions and no one is ever right all the time. It just comes down to the players and whether they execute or not.
When I look at AJ, I see a guy who's head is not all there because he does not want to be there 100%. I dont know about the rest of you, but I watched how Saban was talking to Feeley on the sideline of the TB game. It did not make me feel like he liked AJ whatsoever. From there, all it takes is a mistake like the one in the Atlanta game and thats it, your done.
If you look at Gus, he blamed himself when he could have blamed others. Gus knows what he has to do. Saban knows he is not making costly mistakes but rather not making things happen either, but at least he is getting a leader who realizes he has to do things better.