Originally posted by Rascal:i think he did more good than not so good in the last game
Absolutely. Plus, BJ has far more composure even as a rookie than McCoy will ever have. McCoy just can't read the defense and makes bad decisions.
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Originally posted by Rascal:i think he did more good than not so good in the last game
Absolutely. Plus, BJ has far more composure even as a rookie than McCoy will ever have. McCoy just can't read the defense and makes bad decisions.
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Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
Check out what happened on those drives.. More of running the ball drives
Originally posted by cciowa:i'm not saying he sucks..but he shouldn't take a roster spot if McCoy stays
Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
Check out what happened on those drives.. More of running the ball drives
since you seem to have a handle on the other 31 4th string quarterbacks in the nfl,, could you please tell us if any of those guys have come close to the body of work and the results BJ has done so far in pre season?
Originally posted by cciowa:
i think he did more good than not so good in the last game?
Originally posted by LasVegasWally:
So which 2 do we keep as back-ups - Colt, BJ or Sennaca?
Originally posted by KRS-1:
You can't compare Buffalo's situation to ours or liken BJ to Tuel. Circumstances and the opportunities afforded to both are different.
And you cannot say BJ has beaten McCoy, because preaseason games are not the end all be all. What happens in practice and in meetings also play a factor in all of this. You called McCoy a pick machine and claimed he cannot protect the football a few pages back or so to which I responded directly to and you ignored. You never seemed to factor in McCoys previous playing experience in Cleveland, when you determined Colt could not protect the ball.
Your logic and reasoning come across as lacking and somewhat biased.
Originally posted by Rascal:Originally posted by KRS-1:You can't compare Buffalo's situation to ours or liken BJ to Tuel. Circumstances and the opportunities afforded to both are different.
And you cannot say BJ has beaten McCoy, because preaseason games are not the end all be all. What happens in practice and in meetings also play a factor in all of this. You called McCoy a pick machine and claimed he cannot protect the football a few pages back or so to which I responded directly to and you ignored. You never seemed to factor in McCoys previous playing experience in Cleveland, when you determined Colt could not protect the ball.
Your logic and reasoning come across as lacking and somewhat biased.
I see.
OK, you want to talk logic right ? You are trying to quote his Browns experience as substantiation that McCoy is some stud of a QB right ? So, if that was the case, why did he get cut ? 11 picks in 2011 right ? And he threw 3 picks in 3 preseason games right ? I don't know about you, at least mathematically it seems to suggest he has regressed. Plus, a TD ratio of 14 TDs to 11 INTs is nothing to brag about. Brandon Weeden is better than him by a mile.
Originally posted by 99problems:
Originally posted by Rascal:
Originally posted by KRS-1:
You can't compare Buffalo's situation to ours or liken BJ to Tuel. Circumstances and the opportunities afforded to both are different.
And you cannot say BJ has beaten McCoy, because preaseason games are not the end all be all. What happens in practice and in meetings also play a factor in all of this. You called McCoy a pick machine and claimed he cannot protect the football a few pages back or so to which I responded directly to and you ignored. You never seemed to factor in McCoys previous playing experience in Cleveland, when you determined Colt could not protect the ball.
Your logic and reasoning come across as lacking and somewhat biased.
I see.
OK, you want to talk logic right ? You are trying to quote his Browns experience as substantiation that McCoy is some stud of a QB right ? So, if that was the case, why did he get cut ? 11 picks in 2011 right ? And he threw 3 picks in 3 preseason games right ? I don't know about you, at least mathematically it seems to suggest he has regressed. Plus, a TD ratio of 14 TDs to 11 INTs is nothing to brag about. Brandon Weeden is better than him by a mile.
I know Alex isn't a strong piece to use in an argument but wasn't he like 1-11 his first year
Originally posted by LasVegasWally:
So which 2 do we keep as back-ups - Colt, BJ or Sennaca?
Originally posted by Rascal:
I see.
OK, you want to talk logic right ? You are trying to quote his Browns experience as substantiation that McCoy is some stud of a QB right ? So, if that was the case, why did he get cut ? 11 picks in 2011 right ? And he threw 3 picks in 3 preseason games right ? I don't know about you, at least mathematically it seems to suggest he has regressed. Plus, a TD ratio of 14 TDs to 11 INTs is nothing to brag about. Brandon Weeden is better than him by a mile.
Originally posted by natrone06:
Rascal are you new to being football / 49er fan? Serious question.
Originally posted by Rascal:
Under the circumstances, I would guess is McCoy and BJ. Wallace has probably wasted a trip unless Harbaugh is happy to change his mind on McCoy or if he is willing to sign Wallace to the practice squad cos BJ will never clear waivers. Or if he cuts BJ, I would be extremely pis*ed.