On A POSITIVE Note Following Brees's Injury News

dizzle88 · 09-16-2019, 06:09 PM

Originally Posted by Halo

Or he doesn't release at all. Can't expect 7 to 12 seconds in the pocket on any team to make a decision on who to pass to every down.

That's why I prefer Taysom. He knows the reads, has a cannon and his accuracy has improved tremendously. Not to mention he can run and will level you if you try and tackle him.

Bridgewaters entire body language just irked me straight away, like he was just sick of everything when given a chance.

AsylumGuido · 09-16-2019, 06:26 PM

Originally Posted by dizzle88

That's why I prefer Taysom. He knows the reads, has a cannon and his accuracy has improved tremendously. Not to mention he can run and will level you if you try and tackle him.

Bridgewaters entire body language just irked me straight away, like he was just sick of everything when given a chance.

If Taysom goes in as the starting QB we lose all of his intangibles. Bridgewater is more accomplished and working with the ones in practice will give us the best chance. I LOVE Taysom, but putting him in as the starter would be stupid. That's why it won't happen.

dizzle88 · 09-16-2019, 06:37 PM

Originally Posted by AsylumGuido

If Taysom goes in as the starting QB we lose all of his intangibles. Bridgewater is more accomplished and working with the ones in practice will give us the best chance. I LOVE Taysom, but putting him in as the starter would be stupid. That's why it won't happen.

Whilst I agree on the "loss of his role" part you mentioned, Payton didnt seem too keen to get him involved anyway once Bridgewater was in. His first touch came in the 4th quarter on a crossing route.

In my view, you either play him at QB as the starter, or not at all incase they both get injured.

CHA_CHING · 09-16-2019, 06:51 PM

Originally Posted by dizzle88

Whilst I agree on the "loss of his role" part you mentioned, Payton didnt seem too keen to get him involved anyway once Bridgewater was in. His first touch came in the 4th quarter on a crossing route.

In my view, you either play him at QB as the starter, or not at all incase they both get injured.

I noticed this too yesterday. He didn't really bother running any of the Taysom gimmicks after Brees got hurt.

It seemed last year any time we ran into a problem, Payton's solution was the Tayson Hill trick bag plays.

The Dude · 09-16-2019, 08:30 PM

Originally Posted by dizzle88

Bridgewaters entire body language just irked me straight away, like he was just sick of everything when given a chance.

This right here. He looks like a player whose given up. There’s just something about the way he carries himself. Lack of confidence, chemistry with teammates, something. I just don’t see him providing that spark that players rally behind.
Something about his energy.
Hill on the other hand is full throttle. His attitude is infectious.
It’s not necessarily Tbs play that bothers me it’s his body language.

blackangold · 09-17-2019, 01:47 PM

Originally Posted by The Dude

This right here. He looks like a player whose given up. There’s just something about the way he carries himself. Lack of confidence, chemistry with teammates, something. I just don’t see him providing that spark that players rally behind.
Something about his energy.
Hill on the other hand is full throttle. His attitude is infectious.
It’s not necessarily Tbs play that bothers me it’s his body language.

Just take a second and think about the type of individual that turns down an offer to play for more money and to be the starter for another team. Think about the mentality that Teddy must have making that decision. He wanted to sit on the bench for potentially another 2 years behind Brees and took less money to do it...

Some say it displays loyalty, I think it shows a lack of ambition and lack of confidence. The Dolphins are the worst team in the league, but no one knew that 6 months ago, he wanted to get paid less to carry a clipboard for the next 2 years during his PRIME... that is not a mentality I want from my starting QB. He took the path of less resistance.

It doesn't surprise me he looks bothered to lead the team...

09-16-2019, 06:09 PM	#1
dizzle88 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 10,838	Re: On A POSITIVE Note Following Brees's Injury News Originally Posted by Halo Or he doesn't release at all. Can't expect 7 to 12 seconds in the pocket on any team to make a decision on who to pass to every down. That's why I prefer Taysom. He knows the reads, has a cannon and his accuracy has improved tremendously. Not to mention he can run and will level you if you try and tackle him. Bridgewaters entire body language just irked me straight away, like he was just sick of everything when given a chance.

09-16-2019, 06:26 PM	#2
AsylumGuido 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Bossier City, LA Posts: 24,477	Re: On A POSITIVE Note Following Brees's Injury News Originally Posted by dizzle88 That's why I prefer Taysom. He knows the reads, has a cannon and his accuracy has improved tremendously. Not to mention he can run and will level you if you try and tackle him. Bridgewaters entire body language just irked me straight away, like he was just sick of everything when given a chance. If Taysom goes in as the starting QB we lose all of his intangibles. Bridgewater is more accomplished and working with the ones in practice will give us the best chance. I LOVE Taysom, but putting him in as the starter would be stupid. That's why it won't happen. Garry42 and CHA_CHING like this.

09-16-2019, 06:37 PM	#3
dizzle88 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 10,838	Re: On A POSITIVE Note Following Brees's Injury News Originally Posted by AsylumGuido If Taysom goes in as the starting QB we lose all of his intangibles. Bridgewater is more accomplished and working with the ones in practice will give us the best chance. I LOVE Taysom, but putting him in as the starter would be stupid. That's why it won't happen. Whilst I agree on the "loss of his role" part you mentioned, Payton didnt seem too keen to get him involved anyway once Bridgewater was in. His first touch came in the 4th quarter on a crossing route. In my view, you either play him at QB as the starter, or not at all incase they both get injured. CHA_CHING likes this.

09-16-2019, 06:51 PM	#4
CHA_CHING 1000 Posts + Join Date: Jan 2019 Location: Mobile, AL Posts: 1,159	Re: On A POSITIVE Note Following Brees's Injury News Originally Posted by dizzle88 Whilst I agree on the "loss of his role" part you mentioned, Payton didnt seem too keen to get him involved anyway once Bridgewater was in. His first touch came in the 4th quarter on a crossing route. In my view, you either play him at QB as the starter, or not at all incase they both get injured. I noticed this too yesterday. He didn't really bother running any of the Taysom gimmicks after Brees got hurt. It seemed last year any time we ran into a problem, Payton's solution was the Tayson Hill trick bag plays.

09-16-2019, 08:30 PM	#5
The Dude 5000 POSTS! + Join Date: Jul 2011 Posts: 9,009	Re: On A POSITIVE Note Following Brees's Injury News Originally Posted by dizzle88 Bridgewaters entire body language just irked me straight away, like he was just sick of everything when given a chance. This right here. He looks like a player whose given up. There’s just something about the way he carries himself. Lack of confidence, chemistry with teammates, something. I just don’t see him providing that spark that players rally behind. Something about his energy. Hill on the other hand is full throttle. His attitude is infectious. It’s not necessarily Tbs play that bothers me it’s his body language. Rugby Saint II and dizzle88 like this.
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09-17-2019, 01:47 PM	#6
blackangold 1000 Posts + Join Date: Aug 2011 Posts: 3,422	Re: On A POSITIVE Note Following Brees's Injury News Originally Posted by The Dude This right here. He looks like a player whose given up. There’s just something about the way he carries himself. Lack of confidence, chemistry with teammates, something. I just don’t see him providing that spark that players rally behind. Something about his energy. Hill on the other hand is full throttle. His attitude is infectious. It’s not necessarily Tbs play that bothers me it’s his body language. Just take a second and think about the type of individual that turns down an offer to play for more money and to be the starter for another team. Think about the mentality that Teddy must have making that decision. He wanted to sit on the bench for potentially another 2 years behind Brees and took less money to do it... Some say it displays loyalty, I think it shows a lack of ambition and lack of confidence. The Dolphins are the worst team in the league, but no one knew that 6 months ago, he wanted to get paid less to carry a clipboard for the next 2 years during his PRIME... that is not a mentality I want from my starting QB. He took the path of less resistance. It doesn't surprise me he looks bothered to lead the team... WW_Who_Dat likes this.
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