Have we all given up on EJ too soon

[better days]

Re: Have we all given up on EJ too soon

Well I suspect all the EJ circle-jerk team here can all try and explain their way out of their paper bag when this coaching regime dumps Manuel. Which despite their recent veiled support is very likely they will do the minute they can get someone better.

NOBODY is saying the Coaching staff will not dump EJ after they make their judgement of him.

NOBODY is saying EJ will become a pro bowl player, rational fans are in wait & see mode on EJ.

[YardRat]

Re: Have we all given up on EJ too soon

Uh-oh. Caps lock. "Is thing on? 'Cause it's about to be!"

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Re: Have we all given up on EJ too soon

Well, OBVIOUSLY, NOT EVERYONE knew what Young would become or the Bucs would not have traded him.

No. Not one idiot. Two. You and John McKay.

And YES, GOOD COACHING/system that suited his talent in San Francisco is the reason Young became a HOF QB

Coaching had ZERO with how Steve Young turned out. Crawl back under your rock now.

[better days]

Re: Have we all given up on EJ too soon

No. Not one idiot. Two. You and John McKay.



Coaching had ZERO with how Steve Young turned out. Crawl back under your rock now.

LMAO at you.

The 49ers with Walsh as HC are regarded as having some of the BEST Coaching in NFL History. IDIOT.

Just proves what an IDIOT you are to dismiss the Coaching Young received in regards to his development.

[WagonCircler]

Re: Have we all given up on EJ too soon

LMAO at you.

The 49ers with Walsh as HC are regarded as having some of the BEST Coaching in NFL History. IDIOT.

Just proves what an IDIOT you are to dismiss the Coaching Young received in regards to his development.

Steve Young could never have become as good as he was without his God given talent. Coaching can help to improve upon natural talent, but it can't replace it.

EJ lacks the accuracy gene. No coach can implant one of those.

[sudzy]

Re: Have we all given up on EJ too soon

We had this argument last off season. We had this argument with Trent, JP, Rob and the next guy the Bills reach on and try to sell as the savior. Some people can't get enough of the Kool-Aid.

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[sudzy]

Re: Have we all given up on EJ too soon

Can't wait for more of this

[djjimkelly]

Re: Have we all given up on EJ too soon

Can't wait for more of this

what nfl qb hasnt thrown a pick 6 give it a rest

we had a terrible offensive coach who ej went 6-8 under

i think ej is gonna surpirse next year and if he doesnt at least we know for sure because 6-8 with marone as your HC isnt bad

[DraftBoy]

Re: Have we all given up on EJ too soon

So we are now at the cherry picking of stats portion of the off-season. Good to know.

[The Jokeman]

Re: Have we all given up on EJ too soon

what nfl qb hasnt thrown a pick 6 give it a rest

we had a terrible offensive coach who ej went 6-8 under

i think ej is gonna surpirse next year and if he doesnt at least we know for sure because 6-8 with marone as your HC isnt bad

but Mike Glennon is a better QB but he's only gone 5-13 as a starter in Tampa Bay. http://www.pro-football-reference.co...G/GlenMi00.htm Yes, I am teasing about getting Glennon as I don't get why he's gotten as much love as he has here.

I'm in the pro EJ debate but I still wouldn't be against bringing in another QB (or 2) to compete with EJ next year. My list isn't that surprising as mentioned them all in previous posts but for those that are keeping a tally they'd be the following: Nick Foles, Sam Bradford, Christian Ponder, Colt McCoy and Blaine Gabbert. Then I'd look to draft someone in Round 3 or later.

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Re: Have we all given up on EJ too soon

So we are now at the cherry picking of stats portion of the off-season. Good to know.

No the magical thinking part. The homers here are sickening.

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Re: Have we all given up on EJ too soon

Well, OBVIOUSLY, NOT EVERYONE knew what Young would become or the Bucs would not have traded him. IDIOT.

And YES, GOOD COACHING/system that suited his talent in San Francisco is the reason Young became a HOF QB

Hey. Get back to us when you're old enough to start wiping your own ass after you take a dump instead of having momma do it for you. Because an adult cannot possibly be as stupid as what you post.

[better days]

Re: Have we all given up on EJ too soon

Hey. Get back to us when you're old enough to start wiping your own ass after you take a dump instead of having momma do it for you. Because an adult cannot possibly be as stupid as what you post.

Nice, INSULT people because you CAN'T WIN an argument.

You are an IDIOT not worth arguing with.

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Re: Have we all given up on EJ too soon

LOL. I won the argument.

[IlluminatusUIUC]

Re: Have we all given up on EJ too soon

I think the way Roman used Smith in SF, and KC uses him now, is the better formula for EJ to build from. Short passes, quick reads, throw in the occasional run. EJ needs to start somewhere, and if he can't succeed in a Smith-style offense his howitzer arm is a non-issue unless he improves drastically on his accuracy and awareness in the pocket, not to mention reading defenses. IMO considering those weaknesses, if you tailor the gameplan for his downfield throws you might as well tie an anchor to him and watch him sink. Cut him now, because it's extremely unlikely he's going to crash out of the gate this season and all of sudden be light years better than he has in the past.

If he's going to sink, he's going to sink. But IMO it's a better option to ask him to hit deep occasionally then to ask him to hit short repeatedly. Last night, Brady basically showed the ultimate form of the short/accurate throw offense. I think his Y/A was less than 6 or something. He needed to place every single football into the tiniest window because there was always someone crashing in from the other side. I don't think you can ask EJ to hit a half-dozen tight windows per drive.