5_Golden_Rings
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In fact, given my searches, I'm not even sure I ever said that. The only discussion I have found regarding this topic was mostly about KAEPERNICK and me defining "fatal flaws" as flaws that are predictable (which means things you can game plan for, such as a slow release, or a weakness against a certain coverage), and contrasting that to Garoppolo's flaws, which at the time appeared to be much less predictable. It is starting to look like YOUR fragile ego has caused you to consistently lie through your teeth, if not by omission. I could be wrong, but given that my opinion on Garoppolo has been pretty consistent (his flaws are UNPREDICTABLE, e.g., stupid throws, unpredictable bad reads, etc), it definitely seems like either you lack the cognitive ability to understand more than three or four words in a sentence, resulting in you missing the entire point of the use of the phrase "fatal flaw," and the explicit definition given right next to it, or you are simply a liar.
EDIT- Here is the oldest post of mine I can find using the fatal flaw phrase.
Are you even sure it was me that said that? The only discussion I remember bringing the phrase up (and the only one I found) was in trying to explain the difference between reliably predictable QB flaws and unpredictable ones, which I already linked to, and I believe you replied originally with "tl;dr."
EDIT- Here is the oldest post of mine I can find using the fatal flaw phrase.
5_Golden_Rings":1f9gaxlc said:His fatal flaw is a lack of experience and thinking he's Brett Favre when he doesn't have half the arm strength.Sports Hernia":1f9gaxlc said:Might be his fatal flaw!?!?!?! :stirthepot:SantaClaraHawk":1f9gaxlc said:C'mon 9ers fans, the INT being called back made Sunday's game. Like Sherm said, "A win is a win even though this doesn't feel like one." JimmyG has been slow to release, and shows signs of panic release from overcoaching already.
Are you even sure it was me that said that? The only discussion I remember bringing the phrase up (and the only one I found) was in trying to explain the difference between reliably predictable QB flaws and unpredictable ones, which I already linked to, and I believe you replied originally with "tl;dr."