Feeley sucked for the entirety of last year, and the defense won that game in my opinion. I'm hoping adding more muscle will make Feeley better, so we could at least trade him to somebody.
SCall13 said:The pass itself that Marino threw was nothing special. It was the genius in which he had the Jets totally fooled. There is a BIG difference between the two plays. Marino just made the Jets look like a bunch of confused school yard kids. The pass was a typical Marino pass.
Feeley's pass was just a throw to a mismatch. There are no similarities in the analogy.
redhead said:Say what you want about the guy..., he showed a more than a glimmer of composure on monday night football..., the team had come o so close for a couple of years..., running over and through the pats only to lose ther nerve in the dying minutes.
Feeley was a catalyst in seeing that likely chain of events break!
How many other qbs beat the pats in the last 3 years count 'em...:wink:
Being under constant pressure is not nearly the same thing as being under occasional pressure. When you're under constant pressure, you're going to develop habits devoted to trying not to get killed. Brady has never had to deal with what AJ had to deal with last year.Justasportsfan said:Kelly and Marino has had those games. Yes, it's an assumption based on the fact that he's a 2 time sb MVP and 3 sb rings. Even when he had an OL and a running game w/ the Eagles, AJ was average and still threw a lot of picks.
Even when there was no pressure, Feely threw picks returned for td's. Brady is a waaaay better decision maker than AJ under pressure. (dang, I put them in the same sentence).
inFINSible said:Being under constant pressure is not nearly the same thing as being under occasional pressure. When you're under constant pressure, you're going to develop habits devoted to trying not to get killed. Brady has never had to deal with what AJ had to deal with last year.
Disnardo said:So the last minute TD passes, one that had almost no coverage and the other that had a mismatch at coverage had not the same planning, approach and outcome? Was the result not the awe-inspiring same? Seems like your are making the same analogy but looking at different results, to me.
You just stated that AJ's pass was average QB and had a mismatch, which was the right read and outcome, just like Dan's fooling the defense, by not getting a pass rush and not letting the corner cover Ingram.
Now, that to me put more emphasis on AJ, he had the NE DL all over him as he let go of the pass, not like Dan where he had the DL standing around, before he threw that famous TD pass.
Simply put I give more credit to AJ for the read and throw, than to Dan's pass, where planning had eliminated the defense.
inFINSible said:Being under constant pressure is not nearly the same thing as being under occasional pressure. When you're under constant pressure, you're going to develop habits devoted to trying not to get killed. Brady has never had to deal with what AJ had to deal with last year.
BringBackShula said:Feeley didn't beat the Pats...The Dolphins collectively beat the Pats. There's alot of reasons why we beat them that night...And AJ Feeley is not one of those reason.s
Feeley has YET to show that??!!?Justasportsfan said:I still have his eagles performance to compare w/ Brady's OL to safely say, Brady would've done a better job than Feely under the same circumstances. I don't think the fins would've made the playoffs but I can assume you'd be a better team based on that and based on the times AJ made stupid decisions even without pressure. That's all I'm saying. Does Brady make mistakes or has had bad games? Sure. But for the most part, if your secondary flinches, he'll burn you.He's PROVEN that time and again. Feely has yet to show that.
MarinoEqualsGod said:Last time i checked, AJ Feeley was on the team, so quit contradicting yourself. If AJ played, which he did, then he is ONE of the reasons that we beat the Pats.
redhead said:Say what you want about the guy..., he showed a more than a glimmer of composure on monday night football..., the team had come o so close for a couple of years..., running over and through the pats only to lose ther nerve in the dying minutes.
Feeley was a catalyst in seeing that likely chain of events break!
How many other qbs beat the pats in the last 3 years count 'em...:wink:
PhinPhreak said:Truthfully that game came down to one play, AJ threw the ball and prayed, if that ball wasn't caught nobody would be thinking anything about that game today.
I am not saying this as a knock against Feeley but he gets more credit for that game because they won then he would have if they lost.
inFINSible said:Feeley has YET to show that??!!?
Tell me how he did in that first quarter against buffalo, when the your defense wasn't blitzing his a$$ off.
wasn't it three TD passes....where was your D ranked last year?
I beg to differ, he has shown he CAN do it....he just needs to show he can do it CONSISTENTLY.
SCall13 said:AJ Feeley, in this case WAS one of the reasons we won. But there are times a team can win in SPITE of their QB. We did it plenty of times with Fiedler.