Originally posted by Afrikan:Originally posted by aacadena:Originally posted by Afrikan:Originally posted by krizay:
CAN NOT PLAY WITH EM!
CAN NOT COACH WITH EM!
CAN NOT WIN WITH EM!
CAN'T DO IT!
I'd take Shaun's pic off though
Why would you do that, i thought you like jacking off to his pic....
Oh but maybe he should jack you off so he can get his arm stronger.
Seriously Afrikan, your man love is getting outta hand for Hill.
In the long term I would prefer Nate Davis over Shaun Hill......but for right now, as far as winning games.....I believe Shaun would have won us more games with this stubborn offensive strategy than with Alex these past 4 weeks.......
our defense did great against the Titans for most of the game.....it didn't help that Alex was threw/involved in 4 turnovers.....2 late in the game.....one returned for a TD.....I believe Shaun would have won that game for us.....
I also believe Shaun would have won the Bears game, where Cutler threw 5ints but the Bears still had a chance to win the game with a pass in the endzone....
who knows what would have happened against the Packers....when we were down 13points, Alex threw a key int, that gave the Packers great field position to score and extend it to a 3score game.....sure we came back, and I give Alex credit for fighting back.....but Alex has not proved this year that he can get us a drive late in games when we need him to.....
and this brings me to this weekends game.... the Jags are similar to the Bears and Titans..they are not a high scoring team...and I believe it will be a low scoring game....BUT their QB is not Cutler, far from it, I doubt he throws an INT against us.... so Alex will need to stop his 2009 patent 1int per game streak, because that might be the difference in the game....
I believe Shaun would be able to win us this game against the Jags..... I don't know if Alex can....he hasn't really given me any reason to believe so.....
Like I have posted before, if we are going to stay in this stubborn offensive approach, Shaun gives us the better chance of winning more games........if we switch it up....well at least Alex will be in something he is more comfortable in...and we will have to see how he responds....he looked great in that 1st half vs the Bears...but he threw that INT and scared the coaches......
don't get me wrong, I don't see no chance of Shaun being brought back in to start games....the only scenario he will play is if Alex gets hurt or Alex does so bad (after we are eliminated from the playoffs) that Sing will be forced to bench him...if we are playing at home.....other wise if we are on the road I don't think Sing will care.....he seems more worried about Alex's feelings that what is best for this team.
Dude get your facts straight. Jacksonville is the 2nd ranked running offense in the league, they're a high scoring team, and our defense blows. Their running back MJD has 13 TDs. They're QB has 2000 yards so far. They've got to good WRs in Sims-Walker and Holt.
I don't see how you think Shaun would've been in position to win the Tennessee or Indianapolis games. Did you watch his last 2 games? He scored an amazing total of 10 points in those, despite throwing like 52 times in 6 quarters. He can't outscore a team. He just can't. We wouldn't have had more than 3 points with him vs Tennessee, who is playing really well now(best RB in the league and won 4 straight).
The "key int" from Smith was only key because he brought us back in the first place. He was rolling, our offense was in rythm, and we had 6 minutes left, and our DEFENSE couldn't stop Ryan Grant from getting 3 first downs. With Shaun in the game we wouldn't have come back in the first place, because he can't make that throw to Crabtree, and a few of those other plays. Everyone throws INTs, Peyton MANNING has 4 in the last 2 weeks and the Colts have won both of those games because other guys on their team step up and make plays. Every QB throws INTs sometimes. Good teams come back and win those games if the offense still puts up points.