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08 -- I\'ve even come to respect your opinion on some things. But, Brooks aint\' one of \'em. I consider you to be the ring leader of the Brooks haters... ;)

I\'m aware of Jim Everett\'s career. You can compare Brooks to Everette if ya want, but just never compare him to Jake Delhomme. :D

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Aaron brooks first year rating 76.4

Jake Delhomme first year rating 80.5

I see your point Billy ............ ;)

[Edited on 23/12/2003 by saintz08]

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Jake has thown only 2 more TD\'s than In\'ts so far. His interceptions may catch up to his TD\'s next week. ;)

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Thank You. I\'m glad to offer a balanced view.

Again, thank you, I just try to comment on things as they are. I do think LummOx offers the most baseline viewpoint though.

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Quarterbacks Daunte Culpepper of Minnesota, Jake Delhomme of Caroloina, Brett Favre of Green Bay and Steve McNair of Tennessee are the finalists for FedEx Express NFL Player of the Week honors for games played on December 21-22.

Pretty good company for the month of December ......... ;)

Biggest stat

Delhomme - Play offs
Brooks - Not ..... :o

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Here\'s a better stat for you 08 :

Jake Delhomme -- Playoffs
Deuce McAllister -- Not


Individual award:
Aaron Brooks -- Pro Bowl Alternate
Jake Delhomme -- NOT

You\'re at the plate 08, bottom of the 9th, 3 balls and 2 strikes. Don\'t miss!!! :P


BMG -- You\'re welcome man. We actually see a lot of things alike. Soon as you lose your hate for Brooks, we\'ll be like 2 peas in a pod. -- :P

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The Pro Bowl , a game played that bases it\'s players on stats and popularity .

That pitch was slow and over the plate .
The swing is true and the ball is out of the park .

What did he hit that weak pitch with ???

Duece\'s own words :

\"My biggest concern is wins and loses. Until then, the records don\'t mean anything. What matter is getting in the playoffs and winning the Super Bowl. Until you do that, it doesn\'t matter how many records you hold.\"

Let\'s go to the replay .

What matter is getting in the playoffs and winning the Super Bowl. Until you do that, it doesn\'t matter how many records you hold.\"

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The only stat that counts is wins and losses

currently as a starter for the Saints Brooks is 27 - 27 including the playoff win. I don\'t know what Bobby Hebert or Jeff Blakes win losses as a starter are, perhaps someone could shed some light on the subject.

Just presenting the facts !

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Not sure about Hebert, but Blake in his only year as the Saints starter went 7-4 before going down with the injury that led to his demise. Brooks then went 4-3 the rest of the season (including the 2 playoff games that year). Does anyone ever wonder what could\'ve been if Jeff Blake hadn\'t been screwed out of his starting job? Not that I\'m bashing Brooks, but he was handed the starting job on a silver platter that belonged to someone else.

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I was under the impression that they gave the job based on Brooks play when he came in for an injuried Jeff Blake. Players lose their job all the time like that. Boo Williams is likely to be our starting tightend next year. That\'s the way the cookie crumbles.......

[Edited on 24/12/2003 by BillyC]