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Rumor that Russell Wilson could eventually go to NYG (update - Gives Seattle deadline of 4/15 for new deal)


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10 minutes ago, inaugural balls said:

 

Crazy? Why?

 

Eli sucks. Is it recognizable by certain fan bases only?

I know stats don't tell the whole story, but please tell me how it is that a QB who throws for 4300 yards and 21 TDs "sucks".  Are you a Giants fan?  Did you watch all his games last year?  Maybe you can explain how Eli's suckitude can co-exist with passing statistics better than any Bills QB has posted in the history of the franchise.  I'm all ears.  [Edit:  ok, better than any Bills QB other than Jim Kelly in his prime]

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8 minutes ago, mannc said:

I know stats don't tell the whole story, but please tell me how it is that a QB who throws for 4300 yards and 21 TDs "sucks".  Are you a Giants fan?  Did you watch all his games last year?  Maybe you can explain how Eli's suckitude can co-exist with passing statistics better than any Bills QB has posted in the history of the franchise.  I'm all ears. 

 

 

Did I watch all games? No. 

 

It's time for the Giants to move on. He sucks. Those stats tell nothing if you watched him play at all.

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New York gives up its two first-round picks this year (No. 6 and No. 17) as well as a second-round pick this year AND a second-round pick in 2020 in exchange for Wilson.

 

if I'm the NYG I do this deal in a heartbeat.....assuming it comes with a long term deal.

 

the giants are NOT losing all that cap space reserved for those draft choices...... they can use that money on free agents.

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1 hour ago, mannc said:

So it’s Eli’s fault that the Giants’ defense was horrible?  Who’s the last Bills QB to throw for 4000 yards and 20 TDs in a season?

 

And what does Josh Allen have to do with it? He’s a really exciting young QB, and I’m glad we have him, but so far he has not accomplished much as a passer in the NFL.

Nothing. Eli sucks. Nothing to do with Josh. But someone said Eli sucks, and you actually were the one to bring up Josh in response ?

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It's too bad these aren't AFC teams, because this is a lose/lose proposition.

 

If they make the trade the Giants get a franchise QB, but they have to pay him top dollar & trade away the picks they could have used to improve their ***** roster with affordable top talent.

 

Seattle gets great picks & cap space, but loses a proven franchise QB that may prove difficult to replace.

 

Odds are this ends poorly for both of them.

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6 minutes ago, YoloinOhio said:

Kirby: Eli stinks 

you: Bills fans would be ecstatic if our QB put up numbers even close to what Eli posted last year.

I read this several times and did not see Josh Allen mentioned.

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1 minute ago, Alphadawg7 said:

Are there actual Russ to NYG trade rumors or is this all just speculation in this thread?

Nothing concrete on Russ at all, and a small nugget that there's some generic interest in Clark (nothing tied to any specific teams). At least as far as I know.

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Just now, BuffaloHokie13 said:

Nothing concrete on Russ at all, and a small nugget that there's some generic interest in Clark (nothing tied to any specific teams). At least as far as I know.

 

Thanks, been busy last week and this weekend, so just trying to get clear on what I missed and where these things are at

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1 minute ago, Alphadawg7 said:

 

Thanks, been busy last week and this weekend, so just trying to get clear on what I missed and where these things are at

Media has dredged up the original report from Cowherd that he wants to go to NY because he gave Seattle an ultimatum that he wanted a new deal by today, and it hasn’t happened (yet) 

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28 minutes ago, YoloinOhio said:

“Our QB” is not Josh Allen? You ok? 

Now you’re just wasting time.  Are you saying you would be upset if Josh Allen threw for 4300 yards and 21 TDs this year?

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1 minute ago, mannc said:

Now you’re just wasting time.  Are you saying you would be upset if Josh Allen threw for 4300 yards and 21 TDs this year?

Allen accounted for 18 TDs in 5 fewer starts with a significantly worse supporting cast as a rookie. Heck, Mayfield outperformed Eli last year and he was on the Browns...

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10 minutes ago, mannc said:

Now you’re just wasting time.  Are you saying you would be upset if Josh Allen threw for 4300 yards and 21 TDs this year?

You asked a poster what Josh Allen had to do with Eli sucking. I pointed out that it was you who actually mentioned him first in relation to Eli sucking. You for some reason deny saying it, even though it was just a few posts above, and then pretend you didn’t because you didn’t use his actual name :) Pretty sure I’m not the one wasting people’s time here. As far as your question, I don’t care about Eli’s stats vs Allen. So no i wouldn’t be upset. But I’m not the one who compared the two. 

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11 minutes ago, BuffaloHokie13 said:

Allen accounted for 18 TDs in 5 fewer starts with a significantly worse supporting cast as a rookie. Heck, Mayfield outperformed Eli last year and he was on the Browns...

 

It's very, very nice for your stats when you can count on your halfback for 90 catches/720 yards.

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19 minutes ago, BuffaloHokie13 said:

Allen accounted for 18 TDs in 5 fewer starts with a significantly worse supporting cast as a rookie. Heck, Mayfield outperformed Eli last year and he was on the Browns...

 

 

Are you asking if I would rather a QB that can throw for 24 TD/5 INT and 65% completion percentage over 11 games (extrapolating data) over a QB who runs and passes for 18 TD's/12 INT with 53% completion percentage? 

 

Because if you are, the answer is yes....

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Just now, Mango said:

Are you asking if I would rather a QB that can throw for 24 TD/5 INT and 65% completion percentage over 11 games (extrapolating data) over a QB who runs and passes for 18 TD's/12 INT with 53% completion percentage? 

 

Because if you are, the answer is yes....

You're going to have to expand on this extrapolation.

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2 minutes ago, BuffaloHokie13 said:

You're going to have to expand on this extrapolation.

 

 

Russell Wilson through 35 TD's last year in 16 games. That works out to 24 TD's over 11 games. 35/16 = 24/11. Did the same thing for INT's. Completion percentage is a constant because it is an average. 

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4 minutes ago, Mango said:

Russell Wilson through 35 TD's last year in 16 games. That works out to 24 TD's over 11 games. 35/16 = 24/11. Did the same thing for INT's. Completion percentage is a constant because it is an average. 

Ignore the title. The past several pages are about Eli sucking at the position.

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16 minutes ago, Mango said:

 

 

Russell Wilson through 35 TD's last year in 16 games. That works out to 24 TD's over 11 games. 35/16 = 24/11. Did the same thing for INT's. Completion percentage is a constant because it is an average. 

 

Completion percentage most definitely is not a constant. You could have a 55% completion percentage through your first 8 games and a 65% completion percentage through your last 8 games. In addition, if you throw more passes in the first 8 games than the last 8 games, the completion percentage will be weighted toward the first 8 games.  There is nothing constant about it. It is an average, but an average is not a constant...in fact it is the opposite of constant because if it was constant, there would be no need to take an average, you could simply take 1 game and use that to extrapolate the whole year.

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12 minutes ago, QuoteTheRaven83 said:

What does living in NY have anything to do with the Giants? Most Giants players live and play in the state of New Jersey. New York and New Jersey are 2 different states. 

The shortest route from Manhattan to Met Life Stadium is less than 10 miles.  The Giants play close enough to Manhattan that any player who wants to live in NYC can do so.  Also if he decides to live in NJ, his wife can commute to NYC for any job there she gets.  Are you joking or are you that bad in geography?    

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48 minutes ago, matter2003 said:

 

Completion percentage most definitely is not a constant. You could have a 55% completion percentage through your first 8 games and a 65% completion percentage through your last 8 games. In addition, if you throw more passes in the first 8 games than the last 8 games, the completion percentage will be weighted toward the first 8 games.  There is nothing constant about it. It is an average, but an average is not a constant...in fact it is the opposite of constant because if it was constant, there would be no need to take an average, you could simply take 1 game and use that to extrapolate the whole year.

 

Really, this is the hill you’re going to die on? Trying to extrapolate completion percentage from a 16 game season for 11 games? 

 

35 TD’s over 16 games is ~ 2 TD per game. I think we all already know that RW doesn’t actually throw 2 TD’s every game, there are ups and downs. Constant was probably a poor choice of words. I meant that the average was already taken and accounted for.

 

You’re being pedantic for the sake of it. 

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2 hours ago, Mango said:

 

 

Are you asking if I would rather a QB that can throw for 24 TD/5 INT and 65% completion percentage over 11 games (extrapolating data) over a QB who runs and passes for 18 TD's/12 INT with 53% completion percentage? 

 

Because if you are, the answer is yes....

 

Wait are you talking about rw or Eli??

@BuffaloHokie13 was talking about Allen vs Eli

Eli had 

 21td/11int and a 66% comp over 16 games

Turning that into 11 games is  14td/7int over 11 games 

 

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3 minutes ago, SouthNYfan said:

 

Wait are you talking about rw or Eli??

@BuffaloHokie13 was talking about Allen vs Eli

Eli had 

 21td/11int and a 66% comp over 16 games

Turning that into 11 games is  14td/7int over 11 games 

 

 

Yeah, I totally whiffed on that. Didn’t see the context. I was talking RW. 

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3 minutes ago, Mango said:

 

Yeah, I totally whiffed on that. Didn’t see the context. I was talking RW. 

 

Rw is a tough one

Obviously ja is much younger and costs significantly less, but rw is pretty darn legit.

I said it earlier this thread I believe, Buffalo's current roster with rw at QB is a 12 win team and an instant SB contender.

Much shorter window (no pun intended) than ja because of age, but obviously he's already a proven commodity, although FA qb acquisition don't always perform as intended (and in fact they usually don't)

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5 minutes ago, whatdrought said:

5.5 hours till he retires!!

 

I wonder if he pulls a Bell and takes a year off??

 

He's what? 5-6 years older than Bell, but he's also at the most premium position in the game, and one which guys are seemingly playing older and older at.

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Just now, SouthNYfan said:

 

I wonder if he pulls a Bell and takes a year off??

 

He's what? 5-6 years older than Bell, but he's also at the most premium position in the game, and one which guys are seemingly playing older and older at.

He could take a year with the Yankees and get a ring there :lol:

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Just now, BuffaloHokie13 said:

Don't they already own his rights?

 

Maybe, but I think rights aren't the same as being under contract

I believe they would have to negotiate a contract with him still

 

 

This has turned into quite the tangent/rabbit hole

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