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  1. you talked all of that shit and then posted a video of quinn in high school? in what way is that video relevant to the condescendingly repeated assertion that there was “easy to find” video of quinn ewers throwing 80+ in middle school?
  2. i have zero idea what you’re talking about. who requested what from me?
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  4. are there really people on this site who click on a thread, read every single unread post (in this case like i’m looking at ~75 unread posts), and then go back and reply to the posts they want to reply to? is that actually a thing?
  5. russ making the most out of his minutes.
  6. i gotta tell you, this contingent of people who don’t understand that pocket presence isn't something that you can transform once you enter the nfl is something to behold. we’re not talking about a skill where you can do a bunch of reps, improve your form and timing, and see marked improvement. you’re either calm and collected when the pass rush is on or you’re not. there are no stories of guys who were scared to death of the pass rush in college, then they got with andy reid or sean mcvey and suddenly became the picture of cool. it doesn’t happen. you pretty much either have it or you don’t. i don’t even know that there were people who didn’t know this before today.
  7. things like pocket presence are pretty much something you either have or you don’t. it’s like how some guys have “a feel for the game”. you don’t teach that to someone, he either has it or he doesn’t. if you show up to the nfl with terrible pocket presence after dedicating your entire life to playing qb, then yes, you are fucked. it’s like taking someone who’s afraid of snakes and throwing them into a giant rattlesnake pit- you can “teach” them whatever you want, but they’re either comfortable there or they aren’t. quinn ewers is very very very uncomfortable whenever there are people on the field who want to tackle him. not a whole lot anyone can do to fix that, especially now.
  8. i just can’t get over that show runner or whoever it was saying, “bella ramsey could read the phone book and it would be captivating” or whatever. that’s such a blatant lie. it’s just objectively false. she’s not robin williams, or gary oldman- she’s not even shia lebouf. she’s got the range and charisma of a potato. she’s just about the last actor you could say that of, and yet that dude went ahead and said it anyway. that’s even stupider than, “dany sort of forgot about the iron fleet”.
  9. he has supported the claim. quinn has spent his entire like being trained and coached by the best specialists in the game, and he still has zero pocket presence. he’s not neutral, or even mediocre- his pocket presence is terrible. guys don’t spend their entire lives receiving world class coaching on pocket presence, suck at it, and then suddenly get “taught” to have pocket presence in the pros, where everything is twice as fast and 10x more complicated. if someone could teach quinn ewers pocket presence it would have happened by now.
  10. this is why @AnotherLawyer’s posts are so maddeningly pointless. he keeps saying this ^^^, that you can teach pocket awareness- but then he doesn’t actually address the more specific, germane subject of whether or not quinn ewers- who had some of the worst pocket presence we’ve ever seen at Texas, who locks onto one target, who wasn’t good at diagnosing and processing *college* defensive schemes, and who generally has that deer-in-the-headlights look even when he’s not particularly under any pressure- can be coached up into a succesful nfl qb, which is literally the toughest job in all of sports. you can sit here all day and pound the table about how it’s possible to teach someone something, but it’s a helluva lot easier and more feasible to teach someone who has a great base with which to work + a clear potential for the necessary improvement than it is to take a person with no such foundation and make it happen. in the same way that derrick henry isn’t going to be taught to play wideout or that t’vondre sweat isn’t going to be trained to be an outside linebacker, quinn ewers isn’t suddenly going to be “taught” to be good at all of the things that he is the very worst at. i won’t hold my breath waiting for his flock to understand this though.
  11. lol, YOU keep speaking in generalities instead speaking specifically about quinn, and then YOU compared quinn to josh allen and lamar jackson. it was cool when you did that but now it’s out of bounds to compare him to mahomes? you don’t even have an honest point of view, you just say and believe whatever is best for quinn.
  12. josh allen came out of college at 6’5” and 235 lbs with a cannon arm that could make every throw, and lamar jackson came out as the best player in college fb with michael vick like running ability. those are the examples you’re using to say that quinn can be coached into nfl-level accuracy and awareness? cuz those two did it? quinn resembles those two guys in zero ways, from his subpar size and athleticism, to the fact that he absolutely *cannot* make all the throws, to the fact that he spent his entire mediocre college seeing ghosts every time he dropped back, afraid to get hit and hurt again. but sure, like you said, just a couple of qb drills and he’ll be starting in no time.
  13. so after three years learning under sark, being surrounded by the best supporting cast in america, and playing a schedule where his team was a double digit favorite 90% of the time, where quinn was a total deer in the headlights against kentucky and arkansas, in your mind he’s just a few drills away from being able to master the toughest position in sports, all while losing every advantage he had at Texas. yeah, you guys are *totally* objective, and not just incessantly, blindly pumping up quinn in cult like fashion where reality is whatever you want it to be. 🙄
  14. wait a second- you can’t engage me civilly because there’s an “easy to find” video of quinn ewers throwing a ball 80+ yards when he was in middle school, and yet you’ve neither found nor posted said video? you’re actually in here being a prick and talking shit when i’m not, you can’t even find or post the video that i should have supposedly found very easily, and you still think *I’M* the problem poster? lmao, you fuckers are so completely self deluded it’s fascinating.
  15. the speed of the sec had quinn totally flummoxed; there’s not a lot that mike mcdaniel can do to make quinn suddenly able to handle nfl speed, defenses, disguises, etc. you really can’t “coach up” a guy’s ability to be calm in the pocket while processing everything that an nfl qb has to process at warp speed. guys pretty much either have that or they don’t.
  16. that’s what they showed on nbc post match, i was using their graphic for reference.
  17. konate may have just saved arsenal’s bacon with that needless foul. arsenal would be tied for 4th with city, only one point ahead of chelsea and villa for champions league football, if konate doesn’t make that stupid foul. wow.
  18. whoa whoa whoa…what is this? 2-2? lfg?
  19. Derka

    La Liga 24-25

    so wtf is even a handball?!?! that was the same thing as the one that wasn’t given.
  20. Derka

    La Liga 24-25

    i just don’t understand what a handball is. there’s a different definition w rey time i watch.
  21. Derka

    La Liga 24-25

    that is as handball as a handball gets. wtf are they even talking about.
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