Starting an NFL team today using just AFC QB’s I’d put Mahomes as 1, but Burrow at 2 ahead of Herbert and Allen, so why is that nuts? 

 

 

3 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

"I dOnT gEt tHE cOmPArisON at All!"

 

I don’t see swag rating on your comparison

1 minute ago, downundermike said:

I don’t see swag rating on your comparison

0 & 0

How many examples do we need to see to know RTK has no ability to judge QB play? 

 

1 minute ago, TorontoEagle said:

How many examples do we need to see to know RTK has no ability to judge QB play? 

 

Long since exceeded.

@TorontoEagle

I found your ticket back to American Football

 

19 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

"I dOnT gEt tHE cOmPArisON at All!"

 

 

Dak Prescott 53-32-0.

Kirk Cousins 59-59-2.

 

Kirk Cousins is a QB that will pile up stats but never seems to really have any winning impact on the teams he is on.  He's been in the league 10 years but has only made the playoffs three times and every time it's been as a wild card team.  Never once in his 10 year career has he actually led a team to 1st place in a division.  

Dak Prescott on the other hand has a very clear and obvious winning impact on Cowboys as seen by how terrible they were in 2020 without him.  Never had a losing season and has made the playoffs 3 times now with all three instances being division wins.  

9 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

@TorontoEagle

I found your ticket back to American Football

 

That’s gross

3 hours ago, Saltpeter said:

 

One of my worst Eagles takes ever was thinking Kiko Alonso was gonna be a stud. *Sigh*

And you still post on the internet. Stunning and brave.

1 hour ago, LeanMeanGM said:

"I dOnT gEt tHE cOmPArisON at All!"

 

Nope, no comparison there. None at all.

 

 

3 hours ago, 4for4EaglesNest said:

You People?  

Would’ve been a perfect time for this 

3:40 "Do you have to be a dissector of defenses to win a Super Bowl?" 

Cross Hurts off the list

Amari Cooper, to Dak:

"You're a black Kirk Cousins"

Argument over. Thanks for playing.

So back in 2015 there was a story up here about a rich guy who was drunk driving, ran a stop sign and plowed into a van, killing 3 kids and a grandfather, and injuring the grandmother and great grandmother pretty badly. The rich guy was coming back from his bachelor party in Vegas, and had been drinking on the plane ride back, was completely smashed. Had more than enough money to hire a car service (his family is top 25 richest in Canada). Was 3 times over the legal limit, and actually pissed himself when talking to the cops at the scene. 

He was sentenced to 10 years in prison, the kids were 9, 5 and 2. In 2021, he was released on parole. Back to a life of opulence. This father's day, the dad of the 3 kids committed suicide. Just an awful story, and insanely infuriating how unfair life can be. It'd be great if they could charge and convict him of killing the father too, but obviously that won't happen. 

13 hours ago, RememberTheKoy said:

 

Dak Prescott 53-32-0.

Kirk Cousins 59-59-2.

 

Kirk Cousins is a QB that will pile up stats but never seems to really have any winning impact on the teams he is on.  He's been in the league 10 years but has only made the playoffs three times and every time it's been as a wild card team.  Never once in his 10 year career has he actually led a team to 1st place in a division.  

Dak Prescott on the other hand has a very clear and obvious winning impact on Cowboys as seen by how terrible they were in 2020 without him.  Never had a losing season and has made the playoffs 3 times now with all three instances being division wins.  

I mean, so many words when this is all you need

 

14 hours ago, downundermike said:

Prescott 1-3 in the playoffs

Cousins 1-2 in the playoffs

 

 

3 hours ago, Swoop said:

Amari Cooper, to Dak:

"You're a black Kirk Cousins"

Argument over. Thanks for playing.

The best news for Eagles fans is McCarthy has been quoted saying they plan to have Dak run more this season.  Designed runs, rollouts, scrambles, etc.

Not only does that increase his chance for injury, but Dak has always had flawed technique when trying to throw while rolling right — making him quite inaccurate on those throws 

1 hour ago, TorontoEagle said:

So back in 2015 there was a story up here about a rich guy who was drunk driving, ran a stop sign and plowed into a van, killing 3 kids and a grandfather, and injuring the grandmother and great grandmother pretty badly. The rich guy was coming back from his bachelor party in Vegas, and had been drinking on the plane ride back, was completely smashed. Had more than enough money to hire a car service (his family is top 25 richest in Canada). Was 3 times over the legal limit, and actually pissed himself when talking to the cops at the scene. 

He was sentenced to 10 years in prison, the kids were 9, 5 and 2. In 2021, he was released on parole. Back to a life of opulence. This father's day, the dad of the 3 kids committed suicide. Just an awful story, and insanely infuriating how unfair life can be. It'd be great if they could charge and convict him of killing the father too, but obviously that won't happen. 

In a just world, the rich drunk guy would be sentenced to death by vehicular manslaughter. 

3 hours ago, TorontoEagle said:

So back in 2015 there was a story up here about a rich guy who was drunk driving, ran a stop sign and plowed into a van, killing 3 kids and a grandfather, and injuring the grandmother and great grandmother pretty badly. The rich guy was coming back from his bachelor party in Vegas, and had been drinking on the plane ride back, was completely smashed. Had more than enough money to hire a car service (his family is top 25 richest in Canada). Was 3 times over the legal limit, and actually pissed himself when talking to the cops at the scene. 

He was sentenced to 10 years in prison, the kids were 9, 5 and 2. In 2021, he was released on parole. Back to a life of opulence. This father's day, the dad of the 3 kids committed suicide. Just an awful story, and insanely infuriating how unfair life can be. It'd be great if they could charge and convict him of killing the father too, but obviously that won't happen. 

Gotta be tougher penalties for impaired driving, and the penalties need to be enforced.  Driving is a privilege, and if you choose to drive impaired you should be banned from operating any motorized vehicle.

That horrific "Sunny" chick from WWE killed an old man a few months ago (similar circumstances to Ruggs), and she already had 7 DUI convictions, license taken away, etc.  Borrowed the vehicle from her "boyfriend", who should be held criminally responsible as well.    

19 minutes ago, Alphagrand said:

Gotta be tougher penalties for impaired driving, and the penalties need to be enforced.  Driving is a privilege, and if you choose to drive impaired you should be banned from operating any motorized vehicle.

That horrific "Sunny" chick from WWE killed an old man a few months ago (similar circumstances to Ruggs), and she already had 7 DUI convictions, license taken away, etc.  Borrowed the vehicle from her "boyfriend", who should be held criminally responsible as well.    

A girl I work with has been driving around on a suspended license for 2 yrs now. Still smokes weed while driving. Everyday I feel the need to report her to the police

17 hours ago, DeathByEagle said:

I really like him when he coaches for the Cowboys

Me too. Too bad he never teamed up with Dave Gettleman, ideally in Washington with Dan Snyder. Now that’s  a murderers row.

19 minutes ago, Alphagrand said:

Gotta be tougher penalties for impaired driving, and the penalties need to be enforced.  Driving is a privilege, and if you choose to drive impaired you should be banned from operating any motorized vehicle.

That horrific "Sunny" chick from WWE killed an old man a few months ago (similar circumstances to Ruggs), and she already had 7 DUI convictions, license taken away, etc.  Borrowed the vehicle from her "boyfriend", who should be held criminally responsible as well.    

I met a guy in jail who was doing time for his 6th DUI, luckily he didn't hurt anybody else but it was the first time he was sentenced to more than a weekend or probation, and he was worried he'd lose his job.

Nice guy, obvious alcoholic with poor decision making skills, seems one shouldn't still be driving after a 6th DUI🤷‍♂️

 

47 minutes ago, Alphagrand said:

Gotta be tougher penalties for impaired driving, and the penalties need to be enforced.  Driving is a privilege, and if you choose to drive impaired you should be banned from operating any motorized vehicle.

That horrific "Sunny" chick from WWE killed an old man a few months ago (similar circumstances to Ruggs), and she already had 7 DUI convictions, license taken away, etc.  Borrowed the vehicle from her "boyfriend", who should be held criminally responsible as well.    

No we don’t.  We are too vindictive of a society. A person with 7 DUIs needs help.  Obviously has a drinking problem. 

Just now, BigEFly said:

No we don’t.  We are too vindictive of a society. A person with 7 DUIs needs help.  Obviously has a drinking problem. 

And we are off to the races!

8 minutes ago, BigEFly said:

No we don’t.  We are too vindictive of a society. A person with 7 DUIs needs help.  Obviously has a drinking problem. 

I believe the Canadian Supreme Court is currently deciding on intent. Currently, if you are impaired and kill someone while driving, you can argue there was no intent to kill anybody when you got behind the wheel. That's why the case I referenced earlier got off with a relative slap on the wrist. If the SC decides that being impaired and getting behind the wheel carries an inherent intent, it could significantly change things. 

7 minutes ago, BigEFly said:

No we don’t.  We are too vindictive of a society. A person with 7 DUIs needs help.  Obviously has a drinking problem. 

Yup, locking people up doesn't do much to help them change behaviors, sure there needs to be consequences yet those consequences need to have a purpose, jail often does not 

We need to have more programs for people in and out of jail to help them overcome their weaknesses and be more productive parts of society.