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Fifth, imo
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With the natural skills he has he should be putting up at the very least Daunte Culpepper, Donovan McNabb numbers. Hell I would even take Jake Delhomme numbers, but oh wait that was the Overachiever the Saints let go to stick with Mr. Backwards pass. |
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AB should never be measured by how many yards he passes for...he passes for a lot of yards because he has to come from behind so often...to no avail at least 50% of the time.
That being the case...isn't it wise to back the main guy protecting your blind side while you're trying to find someone to pass to? |
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Second, he was comparing AB's natural ability to Culpepper and McNabb's, not his stats are legacy. This should have been apparent in his statement: Quote:
Noone denies AB has nice numbers, but when have the Saints EVER had an offense like this for any prior QB? Ever? Nope never. So his basic argument that saying Brooks is the best we ever had is not really saying anything at all is true. Deuce could be the best RB. Joe could be the best receiver. Willie was the best LT. McKenzie is the best corner. See the trend? It's like saying the TC Scion is a better model than the Ab. Well, Scion has only had 3 models, so are you really saying much if all are crap compared to Lexus? |
I have a question Euph...
How are you comparing Brooks now to QBs of the past? I mean, saying that his numbers are better now then Mannings were 30 years ago, for example, isn't really fair is it? I mean, Kordell Stewart's numbers are probably better than Archie's, but that's b/c the game has changed. I wouldn't call Stewart better than Archie, would you? So then the question is, how do Brooks' numbers compare to current QBs' versus past Saints QBs' as compared to the league average then. Make sense? I mean, if AB normally has a QB Rating of 80, and that ranks him 20th in the league on average, and Archie had a career QB Rating of 65, but that ranked him 10th on average, I'd say Archie was a better QB, b/c for his era, relative to his peers, he scored better... wouldn't you agree? In that case, isn't what AB does relative to Culpepper or Manning relevant? :) |
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Ok then... if you want to go there then rank the past Saints QB's league ranking in there era to Brooks in his era. You'll see that Brooks in the top ten overall in categories in yards TD's what have you. I think Manning was the only QB that we had to rank in the top 10. Brooks has been ranked in the top ten consistantly.
Just go with stats... and leave your heart out of it and only while they played for the Saints. |
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Already have . Brooks is no. 4 |
Let's give Euph a break. As he points out, Aaron Brooks is on his way to holding some very important all time Saints records for a QB. Just counting 2000-2003, he was already SECOND on the all tiem fumbles list. Only 20 behind Archie, who had 8 years and the worst line in the history of the NFL to help him have a higher number. You go Aaron. they should prob add the 12 or so from this year soon. Also in those 3 years, Aaron has made his way to 5th on the all time INT list. This is just for stats 2000-2003 mind you, and he didn't even have a full season in 2000. So as Aaron heads towards these important milestones in team history, let's all give him the support he deserves. He has achieved these numbers with help from the best offense we have ever had in the team's history. You go Aaron.
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