One Thing In Football That Is Always True...
It is so much more fun to watch when your team has a QB who can play.
The game last week against USC was unbelieveable. But one of the things that really made it so was the fact that I could finally really believe that Brady Quinn was a very good (great?) QB. He's tough and he's got the chops to throw the shrot ball and the bomb. He can also throw a decent fastball (though it is hard for me to evaluate fastballs having watched Favre for years...spoiled).
Quinn played a great game against a great team last week, and now this week he is doing what top college QBs do...blowing out a dog and padding his numbers. His numbers through 3 quarters:
32/40, 467 yards, 6 TDs, 0 Ints.
The announcers called them "Arena Football numbers."
Charlie has been getting lots of credit, but give Brady credit for digesting an NFL offense in 6 months and executing it beautifully. It doesn't look like they've held anything out of the playbook to keep it simple. The offense is unpredictable and wide open.
Now if only they can get some defense for next year.
The game last week against USC was unbelieveable. But one of the things that really made it so was the fact that I could finally really believe that Brady Quinn was a very good (great?) QB. He's tough and he's got the chops to throw the shrot ball and the bomb. He can also throw a decent fastball (though it is hard for me to evaluate fastballs having watched Favre for years...spoiled).
Quinn played a great game against a great team last week, and now this week he is doing what top college QBs do...blowing out a dog and padding his numbers. His numbers through 3 quarters:
32/40, 467 yards, 6 TDs, 0 Ints.
The announcers called them "Arena Football numbers."
Charlie has been getting lots of credit, but give Brady credit for digesting an NFL offense in 6 months and executing it beautifully. It doesn't look like they've held anything out of the playbook to keep it simple. The offense is unpredictable and wide open.
Now if only they can get some defense for next year.
posted by Tom at 6:14 PM
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