They call it PMS because MadCow Disease was already taken.

And experiece is the key? Okay, Tom Brady his first year as a starter completed 60% of his passes, with no pro bowl RB or receiver. Big Ben completed over 60% of his passes as a rookie. I guess experience is the key. Let's hope 6 years of experience will be enough for us to get a 60% completion rate.

And experiece is the key? Okay, Tom Brady his first year as a starter completed 60% of his passes, with no pro bowl RB or receiver. Big Ben completed over 60% of his passes as a rookie. I guess experience is the key. Let's hope 6 years of experience will be enough for us to get a 60% completion rate.

Dude, you just set yourself up to have every other poster throw every single name of every failed rookie QB (by that criteria), in your direction.

Originally Posted by BlackandBlue

And experiece is the key? Okay, Tom Brady his first year as a starter completed 60% of his passes, with no pro bowl RB or receiver. Big Ben completed over 60% of his passes as a rookie. I guess experience is the key. Let's hope 6 years of experience will be enough for us to get a 60% completion rate.

Dude, you just set yourself up to have every other poster throw every single name of every failed rookie QB (by that criteria), in your direction.

Yeah I know, but at the same time, I am sick of people trying to annoint Aaron Brooks as some great QB. I am trying to point out how average he is, and show how he has not improved since year one game one. Peyton didn't do it either as a rookie, but he also wasn't placed on a playoff bound team, Ben and Brady were. So basically, some have and some haven't. I'll take my chances.

I was just looking over the stats for that season, did anyone know Blake completed 60.9% of his passes before he got hurt, and when AB came in, he only completed 58% with the same receivers, same line, same defense, same guy selling popcorn, same roof on the superdome, same crappy big screens, and whatever other excuse there is for him not ever completing 60% of his passes? I thought that was pretty interesting. Two QBs, same season, same team. One was able to exceed 60% on his passes, the other wasn't. And the trend has followed for AB ever since, except he picks up more excuses from fans as the years go on.

Let me guess, your hatred for AB is soooo profound that's way obvious it isn't normal. Did you happen to look at the teams Blake faced while as the starting QB, their winning records, were they good teams that Blake faced? How about the one's AB faced? were they better teams possibly?

See I've had this same argument with other knuckleheads right after that season, so I know the reason for the completetion difference, I remember it very clearly! Blake faced 10 teams with losing records, poor teams and AB faced teams with the winning records, Raiders, Broncos, Rams, Vikings. But you don't want to hear this; You want a way to dog AB and you still are looking. Go back and check whom Blake started and beat you'll find every team we beat with him was under .500, and AB was the only QB to beat a winning team for us that year. HAVE A NICE DAY!!

Of those 10 games Blake was in, he lost 3 of 'em right? How come? Since he was in the "perfect" situation as crawdad says, how did he manage to lose 3, to losing teams at that?!?

Musta been the defense...no wait, can't go there, since the defense suffers due to the offense, but wait, Blakie was the 60% QB, so what gives. Somebody spin the wheel! LMMFAO

Blake faced 10 teams with losing records, poor teams

And again, AB was the only QB in 2000 that was quarterbacking this team for a victory over a .500 team. We beat the Rams 2 times with him. We were playing a last place schedule in 2000 from our previous Ditka regime. So Blake faced some very easy competition, and AB faced stiffer toward the end of the year, simple. But again you allow AB nothing.

Medication might help you, ever consider it?