Hollandhawk
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SeaWolv":j65plkb7 said:Colin is right on this point. RW is one of the most underrated QB's in NFL history. People are infatuated with total passing yards. RW has the #2 passer rating in the history of the league, is having a career year and no pro bowl?? WTH???
chris98251":1axvkmj4 said:If you want to label guys, Mahomes is a guy that has yet to carry a team and prove himself under less then ideal situations, Wilson has done it with a good defense, he has done it with no O line to speak of, he has done it with a Running game, and without a running game.
He has not put in the time under the circumstances that Brady, Rodgers, Wilson, Brees, Rivers has and produced regardless of the record of the team he plays for.
Seahawkfan80":1vjtpjne said:chris98251":1vjtpjne said:If you want to label guys, Mahomes is a guy that has yet to carry a team and prove himself under less then ideal situations, Wilson has done it with a good defense, he has done it with no O line to speak of, he has done it with a Running game, and without a running game.
He has not put in the time under the circumstances that Brady, Rodgers, Wilson, Brees, Rivers has and produced regardless of the record of the team he plays for.
Heck, even add MattyIce to that list.
sutz":2qz7jjq9 said:Nice to see Russ get some props. Things we all know like, he works harder than most, he plays better than most, he puts his ego aside and just does what he can to help the team win.
When he was drafted, I considered him an interesting prospect and was worried that the big bad NFL would not allow him to succeed for all the old tired reasons: too 'small' being one of the biggest. Most guys his size don't even get a chance. But Pete has that mindset, perhaps unique among NFL coaches, that he can get the best out of anybody, and you don't cut a guy out because of things that in the end don't matter. Russ is like the living embodiment of that old saying, "It's not about the size of the dog in the fight, it's about the size of the fight in the dog." As a guy that just never quits, and always believes he can win no matter the situation, he's a great guy to have on your team.
Trrrroy":9thi48c8 said:That whole argument is flawed. Like saying Dilfer is better than Moon because he won the big game. Mahomes lost the big games this year because that defense is damn near the worst in the league.
Now, i agree with the premise but the logic to get there is flawed. This isn't tennis. It's not one on one. It's a team sport.
Scorpion05":2er1liy5 said:Trrrroy":2er1liy5 said:That whole argument is flawed. Like saying Dilfer is better than Moon because he won the big game. Mahomes lost the big games this year because that defense is damn near the worst in the league.
Now, i agree with the premise but the logic to get there is flawed. This isn't tennis. It's not one on one. It's a team sport.
Mahomes was not going against the Bears defense. He was going against what by all numbers is supposed to be an average Seahawks defense. With Hill, Kelce, and an offensive genius at head coach
Mahomes did not make some of the throws late that Wilson did. Wilson had several wide throws. People are talking about the Chiefs defense as if guys were running wide open
TBH, I don't know, but it goes way back. I think I heard it first in the 80's or so.LTH":30nig1zz said:sutz":30nig1zz said:Nice to see Russ get some props. Things we all know like, he works harder than most, he plays better than most, he puts his ego aside and just does what he can to help the team win.
When he was drafted, I considered him an interesting prospect and was worried that the big bad NFL would not allow him to succeed for all the old tired reasons: too 'small' being one of the biggest. Most guys his size don't even get a chance. But Pete has that mindset, perhaps unique among NFL coaches, that he can get the best out of anybody, and you don't cut a guy out because of things that in the end don't matter. Russ is like the living embodiment of that old saying, "It's not about the size of the dog in the fight, it's about the size of the fight in the dog." As a guy that just never quits, and always believes he can win no matter the situation, he's a great guy to have on your team.
I totally agree... great analogy about the dog... who said that?
LTH
Trrrroy":3gs54hp1 said:Scorpion05":3gs54hp1 said:Trrrroy":3gs54hp1 said:That whole argument is flawed. Like saying Dilfer is better than Moon because he won the big game. Mahomes lost the big games this year because that defense is damn near the worst in the league.
Now, i agree with the premise but the logic to get there is flawed. This isn't tennis. It's not one on one. It's a team sport.
Mahomes was not going against the Bears defense. He was going against what by all numbers is supposed to be an average Seahawks defense. With Hill, Kelce, and an offensive genius at head coach
Mahomes did not make some of the throws late that Wilson did. Wilson had several wide throws. People are talking about the Chiefs defense as if guys were running wide open
Yeah, but he also put up 31 points in a prime time game in Seattle. What more is he supposed to do? It's not his fault that his defense gave up 38. He scored 51 against the Rams and 40 against the Pats, but somehow it's his fault they lost? The Only loss where he performed poorly was against the Bears and the best defense in the NFL. And guess what, Russell struggled there, too.
Trrrroy":3nta640e said:Scorpion05":3nta640e said:Trrrroy":3nta640e said:That whole argument is flawed. Like saying Dilfer is better than Moon because he won the big game. Mahomes lost the big games this year because that defense is damn near the worst in the league.
Now, i agree with the premise but the logic to get there is flawed. This isn't tennis. It's not one on one. It's a team sport.
Mahomes was not going against the Bears defense. He was going against what by all numbers is supposed to be an average Seahawks defense. With Hill, Kelce, and an offensive genius at head coach
Mahomes did not make some of the throws late that Wilson did. Wilson had several wide throws. People are talking about the Chiefs defense as if guys were running wide open
Yeah, but he also put up 31 points in a prime time game in Seattle. What more is he supposed to do? It's not his fault that his defense gave up 38. He scored 51 against the Rams and 40 against the Pats, but somehow it's his fault they lost? The Only loss where he performed poorly was against the Bears and the best defense in the NFL. And guess what, Russell struggled there, too.