Dreads-4-Prez
Practice Squad
Sorry - Just a little excited!!
Giving Jay a few “Birds".
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phins_4_ever
E12 FH Tailgate Gang
Re: I JUST HAVE 2 PROBLEMS WITH FIEDLER
Different types of leaders. Bret Favre is a cheerleader type of leader. Jay is more "the cool customer". Jay's leadership is more like a business man's attitude. He demands respect in the huddle and commands the team. He is more the field general type. Brett Favre is the crazed leader who leds his emotions lead the team. Not to compare Jay and Brett but those two have just the so extreme different leadership styles that I had to use that example.
Lucas had the emotions of a Brett Favre but did not have the "smarts" or intangibles of a Brett Favre. He was more "childish" emotional (crying, throwing helmet etc).
Brian can not overcome adversity and he crumbles under pressure. No matter what style of leader you are (and there are many different styles) the first thing you have to do is deal with adversity. Overcamoe bad plays and move on...without that there is no leadership.
That's the easiest answer. Most of his INTs came
a) under heavy pressure and
b) trying to make a play downfield.
Just look at the NE game. 2 INTs. One was a wobbled ball by Thompson and the other was the downfield throw after flushed out of the pocket and being chased bu a defender trying to make a play 40 yards downfield. You get those plays with Jay. Of course at that point it was all Jay. But even the staunchest Brian supporters now realized that it is the OL, WRs and somewhat playcalling.
You are correct but a team record also indicates how a team responds with certain QBs under center. Time of possesion is a major indicator for success. With Brian we had no drive of 50 yards or more in the last 3 games. With Jay we had the first 2 drives in the 4th quarter over 50 yards. TOP rests your D, thus making them more effective and it keeps the ball away from opposing offenses. Considering an average starting position on your own 20 yard line any 50 yard drive puts you already into FG position. While a win/loss record is a team stat it is also an indicator of a QBs ability to move an offense.
Different types of leaders. Bret Favre is a cheerleader type of leader. Jay is more "the cool customer". Jay's leadership is more like a business man's attitude. He demands respect in the huddle and commands the team. He is more the field general type. Brett Favre is the crazed leader who leds his emotions lead the team. Not to compare Jay and Brett but those two have just the so extreme different leadership styles that I had to use that example.
Lucas had the emotions of a Brett Favre but did not have the "smarts" or intangibles of a Brett Favre. He was more "childish" emotional (crying, throwing helmet etc).
Brian can not overcome adversity and he crumbles under pressure. No matter what style of leader you are (and there are many different styles) the first thing you have to do is deal with adversity. Overcamoe bad plays and move on...without that there is no leadership.
That's the easiest answer. Most of his INTs came
a) under heavy pressure and
b) trying to make a play downfield.
Just look at the NE game. 2 INTs. One was a wobbled ball by Thompson and the other was the downfield throw after flushed out of the pocket and being chased bu a defender trying to make a play 40 yards downfield. You get those plays with Jay. Of course at that point it was all Jay. But even the staunchest Brian supporters now realized that it is the OL, WRs and somewhat playcalling.
You are correct but a team record also indicates how a team responds with certain QBs under center. Time of possesion is a major indicator for success. With Brian we had no drive of 50 yards or more in the last 3 games. With Jay we had the first 2 drives in the 4th quarter over 50 yards. TOP rests your D, thus making them more effective and it keeps the ball away from opposing offenses. Considering an average starting position on your own 20 yard line any 50 yard drive puts you already into FG position. While a win/loss record is a team stat it is also an indicator of a QBs ability to move an offense.
Dreads-4-Prez
Practice Squad
I appreciate your thourough, respectable answers.
I just need Jay to show me a little more.
I just need Jay to show me a little more.
phins_4_ever
E12 FH Tailgate Gang
No doubt.....This is his year just as well not just the Dolphins.
If we fail as a team this year..cleaning house will be on the agenda.
If Jay wants to play anywhere next year (Dolphins or any or team) he too has to perform exceptional over the next few games.
We have now entered the "no more excuses" and "no more failures" time of year.