Which Bledsoe myth has imploded the most?

[Fezmid]

From the list above,

pocket presence is far and away the right answer,

though the myth that continues to implode the most

is that Drew is a HOF QB.

 

But I'm not bitching, he's had a nice run this year,

here's to him keeping it up for 5 more games.

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You keep smirking....

 

CW

[Rico]

You keep smirking....

 

CW

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I was wondering if you were on-line today.

[SACTOBILLSFAN]

I hate to tell all of you bledsoe bashers but you need to come to grips with the fact that DB is our starting QB next year. And I don't care if he throws for 15 yards all season as long as we win.

[LabattBlue]

I hate to tell all of you bledsoe bashers but you need to come to grips with the fact that DB is our starting QB next year. And I don't care if he throws for 15 yards all season as long as we win.

182354[/snapback]

To Drew or not to Drew, that is the question.....

 

 

Can't this wait until the off-season???

 

 

 

GO BILLS!!!!

[Rico]

It only took 1 big game for the facts to explode again.

 

:I starred in Brokeback Mountain: Drew. Even Flutie would've won this game.

[Grant]

Bledsoe keeps proving his detractors true. He can win easy, no pressure games but can't play in meaningful games, especially on the road. He doesn't have any pocket awareness, often times can't move at all to avoid the easiest pressure and he is clearly finished.

[Fake-Fat Sunny]

Bledsoe keeps proving his detractors true. He can win easy, no pressure games but can't play in meaningful games, especially on the road. He doesn't have any pocket awareness, often times can't move at all to avoid the easiest pressure and he is clearly finished.

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I disagree in that I say once again Bledsoe showed the same strengths and weakenesses he has always had. He can throw the longbsll well as he did din on the pass to Evans but has clear and obvious weaknesses that he has had in holding onto the ball too long and getting so focused on winning the game with his powerful arm that he fails to show even the football agility he has demonstrated through the winning streak selling fakes, rolling out and throwing and even running QB draw plays.

 

It is certainly possible to win and get very far with Bledsoe as Parcells did in NE constantly harping on Bledsoe to throw the damn ball when he would hold onto it and with BB/Weis having Bledsoe run an offense which was powered down for the young Brady. However, as the Bills showed today he will not lead the team to a critical victory if the team is forced to demand more of him than he has to give.

 

Its certainly possible to win with Bledsoe you just need great leadership and a powerful team to do that.

[Grant]

It's possible to win with Bledsoe if the entire team and coaching staff understands that they may often have to play in spite of him spotting the other team 14 points.

[ExiledInIllinois]

I disagree in that I say once again Bledsoe showed the same strengths and weakenesses he has always had.  He can throw the longbsll well as he did din on the pass to Evans but has clear and obvious weaknesses that he has had in holding onto the ball too long and getting so focused on winning the game with his powerful arm that he fails to show even the football agility he has demonstrated through the winning streak selling fakes, rolling out and throwing and even running QB draw plays.

 

It is certainly possible to win and get very far with Bledsoe as Parcells did in NE constantly harping on Bledsoe to throw the damn ball when he would hold onto it and with BB/Weis having Bledsoe run an offense which was powered down for the young Brady.  However, as the Bills showed today he will not lead the team to a critical victory if the team is forced to demand more of him than he has to give.

 

Its certainly possible to win with Bledsoe you just need great leadership and a powerful team to do that.

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Nothing wrong with that...

 

What were the coaches thinking when they called this game?

[Nanker]

"Bills QB Drew Bledsoe: Same old story. Play the Browns, Bengals, Seahawks or 49ers and Drew's your man. Play him against a team that can actually play defense, like New England, Baltimore or Pittsburgh, and forget it. Another stinker in a big game for Bledsoe as he threw an interception and lost a fumble that resulted in 10 Steelers points; he was sacked three times, had two other potential picks dropped, and compiled a QB rating of 58.9." Sal Maiorana

 

 

What was the question?

[mead107]

your post fits right in

[Beerball]

your post fits right in 

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Which official thread is this?