Nope… I wouldn’t be surprised if he doesn’tIs it even a sure thing he’s playing this wk?
That’s interesting considering I basically said the exact opposite in my initial post.Set up question. Funny how the Tua mafia poses this question. If Tua lights it up he's a hero. If Tua has a bad game "he's developing, we've got to give him more time." So I guess the answer is if and only if Tua gets us into the playoffs this year he's successful. Otherwise he's a bust.
I'll give you 6-3 or 7-4. I'm not giving you this 7-3 **** where you count the Raider game he started and Fitz won but don't count the Bills game he started and we lost. Pathetic.The dude is 7-3 as a starter and still gets ragged on
He’s 7-4. Which is still goodThe dude is 7-3 as a starter and still gets ragged on, so while agree, this seems to be a foreign concept.
a win, and staying healthyI completely recognize nobody here is going to change camps regardless of what he does Sunday morning, but for the Tua fans, and doubters/haters, what does he have to do against JAX to give you hope for the season and the future?
For me, first and foremost, simply surviving would be a nice start. I can’t imagine the staff is going to put him in positions to be hit hard repeatedly, so assuming the offense goes fast and uses a lot of quick throws, I’d love to see a line of 225-250 yards and 2 TDs in his return. We’d obviously need the run game to have a pulse to win in that case, but it’s a team game and I think they’ll protect him and produce … at least I hope they will.
What say you?
A win helps. Truth is i admit he is hamstrung by the play calling but he can at least look the part. Just mistake free football but it seems like we have a defensive problem also so that doesn't help.I completely recognize nobody here is going to change camps regardless of what he does Sunday morning, but for the Tua fans, and doubters/haters, what does he have to do against JAX to give you hope for the season and the future?
For me, first and foremost, simply surviving would be a nice start. I can’t imagine the staff is going to put him in positions to be hit hard repeatedly, so assuming the offense goes fast and uses a lot of quick throws, I’d love to see a line of 225-250 yards and 2 TDs in his return. We’d obviously need the run game to have a pulse to win in that case, but it’s a team game and I think they’ll protect him and produce … at least I hope they will.
What say you?