Mularkey vs mariota

You can count on one hand how many really good games Locker had. Or highlights for that matter.

It’s really surprising how he was ever considered a first round pick.

 

That question about Locker was asked the second he was drafted.

 

The best thing about Locker’s career was him definitively being a bust. No one tried to defend him. He just disappeared.

I sometimes forget who the QB was between Young and Mariota.

 

That's because there was something like six of them.
Collins, Hasselbeck, Locker, Clipboard Jesus, Fitzpatrick, Mett... was there someone else between Mett and Mariota? I can't remember. I guess Rusty fits in there somewhere as well.

 

We all know Mariota is too timid for a NFL quarterback. That said he made tons of $$$....so at the end of the day, he doesn't give a ####.

This thread is a waist of time....it belongs to preschoolers.

We don't give a #### about Marcus, and he's laughing to the bank....move on please.

 

Mariota showed heart in that particular play against the Jags....helped to clinch a playoff spot for sure. That said, its one thing to pump yourself up, go on a run and hit someone....and a totally different mindset staying in the pocket, knowing you're going to get hit hard by 300 pound linemen, while staying composed to complete a pass. At the end of the day, Mariota showed he was too afraid to sit in the pocket. He was afraid! End of story please. He was afraid!

 

This hilarious. You know what's really funny? Spending 3 first round picks in 10 years trying to draft a franchise quarterback, only to find that none of them worked out. Like him or hate him, credit to JR for getting Tannehill when he did, and credit Vrabel for making the switch when he did.

If Malarkey said that about MM then he's right- he's partially responsible for MM being gun-shy of injury, since he was here while Whissenhunt let him get destroyed in the backfield. The kid was a Heisman trophy winner. Instead of doing what the Ravens have done for Jackson, they tried to make MM into a pocket passer. If that was their intentions then they drafted the wrong guy.

No matter. Its water under the bridge. MM seems to be a good guy, and if he finds success with the Raiders, congrats. Right now we have a championship level offense with a mediocre at best defense. It would sure be nice to have a high draft pick pass rusher in his 6th year and in his prime. To have 10 wins and so few sacks is testimony to how good the Titans offense is.

 

If you would like to make a bet, I bet I can come up with some trash talking about at least one of those people you named within the past week.

 

I truly don’t care that much.
Let’s argue about something relevant.