The Great: JOE WEBB

All I'm saying is, his throws were weak, and for all we know, the coaches decided not to play him regardless of what he felt he could do.Therefore, the notion that he should have played, and he is somehow a p*ssy for not doing so is entirely unfair to him.

 

I think Ponder is soft for sitting, but I get your point. I think you are right that the HC/OC/QBC sat CP and not CP sat out.


having said that I still think CP should have taken his pain shot and played

 

Christian Ponder gets hurt. It's what he does best.

 

They still would have lost but at least 99% of NFL fans wouldn't be calling him a complete b*tch.

 

Let's trade for Kirk Cousins.

 

We should take over the NFL. Some of us claim to be better scouts and talent evaluators than the Titans. (just ask them) Some claim to better coaches (just ask them) Some can draft better than NFL offices (just ask them) Some claim to be able to run an NFL franchise better than those that do it for a living (just ask them) And who needs Dr, we can just tell them all to suck it up and get back out there, and just google the cure if its a serious injury.


Just imagine if we applied this great knowledge to the world, we could take over it!!!

 

he sat out the same big games in college.

 

Nobody mentioned the horrible analysis by Rodney Harrison and Tony Dungy who thought that Webb would help the Vikings and were raving about his great running ability as if he was Cam Newton or RG3. I know Ponder is not God's gift to the position but going from the QB who started every game to a green kid who never threw a pass all year a kid who had 3 TDs and 5 ints in previous action is major and they failed to address any of the potential negative issues all they wanted to do was cheer lead for him. They failed to address the Packers offense that would certainly score some points and require Webb to do more than run for a couple of first downs. Absolutely horrible and shameful analysis!

Dan Patrick said it seems as of you guys believe that Ponder's injury was a "blessing" to the vikings and Dungy a deeply religious man said "yes".

Makes you wonder if they were giving sensible analysis or just rooting for the brother.

 

http://www.yardbarker.com/nfl/artic...588001?refmod=msn_art_top&ref_art_id=12271198

Here is an article that talks about Dungy's analysis. Dungy called Webb "special". You interpret that anyway you want.

 

South Carolina knocked him into next week about 2 minutes into that bowl game.