WesternNYDolfan
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Just go to Grantland.comFive more to go...I don't getta read any of the links without 10 posts
Just go to Grantland.comFive more to go...I don't getta read any of the links without 10 posts
Some thought went into this article - thanks for posting it.
I always appreciate the use of statistics and I think that he supported his arguments pretty well in most cases. I think the argument for Moore was weak based on what he presented, though. In his own words Moore was an average starter and then without any real statistical backup he then declares that Moore is more (no pun intended) qualified to start than RT or especially DG.
I will look for more of this writer in the future.
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You see again how the D totally shat the bed on Henne and the O - we have been preaching all off season Moore wasn't all that bad, but the dif to our run was the D getting in shape | ||
You're right ... it was Matt Moore AND the defense AND the running game.
Hater.
You don't get elected team MVP and get a name drop in Jason Taylor's locker room farewell speech unless you made some kind of impact.
I didn't miss it; that's his subjective opinion, but the numbers say the offense was as good with Chad Henne as it was with Matt Moore. It's not that I hate Matt Moore. He is an average QB, like Barnwell said in the article. I think many of us agreed that Henne was an average QB as well.
Guess it might not have occurred to you that the defense didn't magically improve but just might have turned around once Moore replaced an interception machine that either put them in terrible defensive field position or burdened them with too many fatiguing "three and outs" eh? Or that Marshall dropped around 5 of Matty's redzone/endzone breadbasket catches??
Moore may or may not be an avg QB.. what i do know is that under center he's outperformed his teams when not and that Henne has turned out to be a below average QB. So IMO, comparing them is less like "apples to apples" and more akin to "apples to lemons"
Guess it might not have occurred to you that the defense didn't magically improve but just might have turned around once Moore replaced an interception machine that either put them in terrible defensive field position or burdened them with too many fatiguing "three and outs" eh? Or that Marshall dropped around 5 of Matty's redzone/endzone breadbasket catches??
Moore may or may not be an avg QB.. what i do know is that under center he's outperformed his teams when not and that Henne has turned out to be a below average QB. So IMO, comparing them is less like "apples to apples" and more akin to "apples to lemons"