Locker Revisited

y u b stealin my sh#t that I stole from hollywood?

we need to handle this?

 

I had just awoken a stoned dragon. So I assume he has already forgot what he was mad about and passed out again. May come back. May not.

In the mean time, an article about Locker which falls in line with your thread topic: http://www.musiccitymiracles.com/2013/5/18/4342458/quick-shot-are-we-all-underestimating-jake-locker

Jake Locker's career hasn't started out with a flashy winning streak or an easy trip to the playoffs, but those that think Locker is a bust already are really missing the devil in the details.

Firstly, lets talk about just how unlucky Locker was to have the combination of Steve Hutchinson, Deuce Lutui, Leroy Harris, Kevin Mathews, Kyle Devan, and Mitch Petrus all see time as starters on the interior of the offensive line due to injures. Since they all played so poorly we will call that group the "Subs". Together the subs managed to allow 45 hurries, 13 hits, and 10 sacks on 2,053 snaps. To give some perspective the combination of Fernando Velasco, Michael Roos, and David Stewart allowed only 41 hurries 13 hits, and 6 sacks on 2,658 snaps. That means that while compensating for the backups, the OTs and the OC still managed to out preform the backups on more snaps.

 

He is probably throwing up massive flames from too much bud platinum. cant confirm, tho.

 

Legit thread attacked by the virus, once again.

 

Locker moved us down the field in his first series against NE in week one. We would have had a first and goal on the 1 yard line if the bs replacement ref would have called pass interference on NE. Locker started off well that game. Also, he had a garbage line an Nate as his number 1 WR for half a season.

 

......And since we're talking about Ice Cube "The Great"