32 in 32: Tennessee Titans

i lol'd

 

I compared hass' WHOLE SEASON to KFCs WHOLE SEASON in another thread.... last time i checked half a season didn't count for anything

 

And yet it was still an inaccurate comparison. KFC had Britt (for a decent amount of time) and a running game. Hasselbeck had Britt for two games. He still managed to throw for 15 TDs without Britt on the field. Guess how many KFC threw last year when Britt wasn't playing? ZERO. Effing ZERO. Useless PoS QB. I seriously wonder if you are watching the games rather than just gathering stats for these horrible comparisons.

I wasn't referring to you. I was referring to whoever compared Hasselbeck's final 8 games of 2011 to KFC's entire 5 years with the Titans.

Tell any true NFL expert of this comparison and I guarantee you, they will laugh in your face.

 

He left Tennessee on his own, that was pretty good.

 

You can absolutely compare MH's first four games to KFC's career. He started out well enough. Nobody is arguing against that. And nobody cares.

 

My comparison is very accurate. Do you not remember the Colts game? It wasn't even his worst game, but it was a game he should have dominated. The stats tell the story, but those horrible games aren't forgotten.

KFC is a worthless QB. And if Hasselbeck again plays like he did his last eight games, so is he.

It's actually very accurate, once Hasselbeck started his downward spiral. Tried to put this team on his back? Yeah, and Chris Johnson tried to run for 2,500 yards last season.

 

Obviously I have realized that arguing or rather "conversing" about this is meaningless. We have those who think Hasselbeck is the worst QB in the league and those who think he's average.

I say he's average... but an average QB isn't a bad thing if you have a good supporting cast.

This is just a lost cause. MH >>>>>> KFC. It's a fact. If you can't see that, I will assume you do not watch our games or you are very poor with player assessment.

I would really love to hear someone make this comparison to any of the Titans coaches, players, or any NFL coach/player for that matter. It would be hilarious.

Oh and you mention how bad Hasselbeck was against the Colts. Check how Drew Brees played against the 2-14 Rams. Good QBs have bad games against horrible teams. And to even mention that game is simply unfair. Hasselbeck was limping on the first play - he should not have played more than a quarter.

Since all these comparisons between the two QBs keep flying around, how about you compare their entire careers to each other? MH is almost 10 points higher on QBR and has a far superior TD/INT ratio, more pro-bowls, more 4000 yard seasons, more everything. You name it - Hasselbeck has been a better player than KFC for his entire career.

Look at how KFC handled blitzes. What a ****ing joke. I could see his tampon hanging out of his gaping vag every time he was blitzed. He got rid of that ball quicker than Peyton could, but it was straight to the grass or into the stands. Oh, let's not forget he gave Jacob Ford (or whoever the hell it was) a concussion from an errant sideline pass. OMG is this the Onion News?!

Part of me now hopes Hasselbeck is the starter and destroys everyone, just so all of y'all can come back here and eat crow.

 

All my money is on the MH haters rebutting my post by saying "we didn't say he was the worst; we agree he is average, but that's not good enough."

Yes, you did say that. You compared him to KFC. Don't back off of it.

You're damn right being average isn't good enough though. And hell yea, I'm ready for Locker. That's not the point. Is he KFC bad? The answer is simply NO. And if you disagree, well I hate to say it, but you're wrong. This isn't an IMO situation. This isn't an opinionated topic.

It is a blatant fact that MH is better than KFC.