Did we only dress....

[SABURZFAN]

2 WR's in yesterday's game?or were they the only two that Just Pathetic locked on?

[GFLuNEEDit]

Re: Did we only dress....

He has no awareness of who's open or where to go with the ball

[Dr. Lecter]

Re: Did we only dress....

Sigh.

The Bills only had more than 2 WR's on the field for 5 plays.

Read the ****ing write-ups from the game before you go off. He can't throw to Parrish or Davis if they are on the sidelines.

[G. Host]

Re: Did we only dress....

He can throw it to them, they just are not eligible to make a catch.

[GFLuNEEDit]

Re: Did we only dress....

He can throw it to them, they just are not eligible to make a catch.

lol

That would be better than the sacks

[SABURZFAN]

Re: Did we only dress....

Sigh.

Read the ****ing write-ups from the game before you go off.

calm down Lecter.i was just asking a couple of questions.watching losman's lack of productivity seems to have you edgy.

[PECKERWOOD]

Re: Did we only dress....

2 WR's in yesterday's game?or were they the only two that Just Pathetic locked on?

Lee Evans will obviously get the most catches. However, Losmans second favorite target was Josh Reed. He has obviously been out with a bruised kidney, but before injury he had 23 receptions in 6 games. To make up for the loss of Reed. Losman has had to pass more to Peerless Price, who has 27 receptions, 4 of which came in the loss against Indianapolis. In conclusion, although Losman passes to Evan's more than any other reciever, he does spread the ball out to his other recievers.

Lastly, there are many QB's that latch on to a specific target. Jake Delhomme in Carolina found himself in a similar situation. Before the arrival of Keyshawn Johnson, he threw to Steve Smith close to 60% of the time. Donovan McNabb passed to Terrell Owens more than 60% also. If you remember correctly, Owens had more receptions, TD's and yards than any other WR on Philadelphia COMBINED. Last example. Culpepper targeted Randy Moss in Minnesota, around 55-60% of the time as well.

The moral of the story is simple. Good QB's do lock onto their #1 WR's, especially if there isn't another target available. With all this said, Losman has been throwing to Evans, under 50% of the time. So while Losman has many weaknesses, locking onto targets isnt one of them.

[SABURZFAN]

Re: Did we only dress....

Good QB's do lock onto their #1 WR's, especially if there isn't another target available.

let's not confuse losman with a good QB now.

[SABURZFAN]

Re: Did we only dress....

i see The_Groanster is here.

[PECKERWOOD]

Re: Did we only dress....

Sabz, I think I just pwned you dud.

[G. Host]

Re: Did we only dress....

Maybe not by numbers but by his eyes he locks onto his WRs which is not a sign of a good QB.

[PECKERWOOD]

Re: Did we only dress....

let's not confuse losman with a good QB now.

Ahh, I get it. So you call Losman a bad QB for supposedly "locking" onto specific targets. But when I point out the good QB's that do the same thing, I am confusing him with a good QB! LOL!!

[PECKERWOOD]

Re: Did we only dress....

Maybe not by numbers but by his eyes he locks onto his WRs which is not a sign of a good QB.

Now thats a debatable point Host. While I agree he needs to stop staring as much, he does spread out the ball pretty dang evenly amongst his recievers. Obviously he isnt doing so bad to the point where its interception after interception. I noticed that most of his interceptions came against Chicago, and alot of those interceptions were deflections. One of them was just a pretty stupid throw, though.

[SABURZFAN]

Re: Did we only dress....

Sabz, I think I just pwned you dud.

yeah....sure.....

[PECKERWOOD]

Re: Did we only dress....

yeah....sure.....