FireChan

Yes. What a strange question.

Is 3/4's all? 3/4's ='s 1? BBF math.

This is what you said. It was wrong. He didn't play "all season." He played injured for 12 games. Damn.

Wha? The fact that ODB missed four games means that he didn't play "all season" injured.

So, not "all season."

Yep.

You could just stop doing it, too. Probably the healthiest.

Yes.

He could've. I assumed he didn't have 2 separate surgeries/issues.

You have a labrum in your femoral joint. The acetabular labrum.

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I'll be honest, I don't see that. Goodwin could just be running a sloppy route though.

Or their stance on the right to control their business.

Could be. He might be afraid of getting hurt for the 4th time in 13 games.

We could've had Jarvis Landry! Don't you understand?!?

Some other teams have guards that suck. Does that make it okay that our guards suck?

This is considered attempted murder in 3 states. http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_4Cse1d2IXA

To your last sentence, that depends if the ball is going for a gain or not. Getting Goodwin killed for a 2 yard gain on 1st and 16 isn't okay.

He's already arrived at PPP. You're too late.

This is bad.

Why don't you put into perspective accidents vs intentional?

Eh.

I'm talking about the time in between the first and second seasons, not his time on the bench.

I never made the argument that O-line play does not affect QB play. Football is the ultimate team game. Maybe the Baltimore defense didn't allow those extra points because Flacco got one more first down or completed one more pass. Okay, maybe that analogy was a little bit of a stretch. You don't think there's a ton of value in TC and practice after playing in the NFL? The way I see it is after 10 games, EJ had time to analyse his mistakes, watch his and others film, work on his mechanics, and try to improve himself. After 10 games with Carr, he had time to watch what his 11th opponent was gonna do. That's it.

I guess what I really meant was that the circumstances, expectations, and just about everything else is wildly different when comparing EJ's11th game and Carr's 11th game. Even with game experience being the most important. I mean comparing Aaron Rodgers 11th game after sitting on the bench learning for three years to Derek Carr's 11th is a bit unfair to Carr, no?