Kyle T. Mosley: Stop the Madness on Drew Brees

AsylumGuido · 10-07-2020, 04:41 PM

Originally Posted by jeanpierre

That article is illogical madness - Not one logical-factual argument made countering Brees' obvious decline in physical skills...

An mindless rant jumping from various points without any structural argument to the writer's hopeful, at least mine, conclusion to the article...

We've better writers right here on BlackandGold.com...

Did you go to the site? It is labeled as an editorial/opinion piece. I happen to agree with his opinion that out of the QB's we have on our roster Brees gives us the best chance to win on a weekly basis and the best chance to win another Lombardi. Is he the same QB as he was in 2009? In 2013? In 2018? No, probably not, but he is still one of the best all round QB's in the NFL today.

I sure didn't mean to get you so riled up by posting his editorial.

Oh, and where did he present any "argument made countering Brees' obvious decline in physical skills..."? From what I read he mentioned Brees' decline.

10-07-2020, 04:41 PM	#3
AsylumGuido 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Bossier City, LA Posts: 26,953	Re: Kyle T. Mosley: Stop the Madness on Drew Brees Originally Posted by jeanpierre That article is illogical madness - Not one logical-factual argument made countering Brees' obvious decline in physical skills... An mindless rant jumping from various points without any structural argument to the writer's hopeful, at least mine, conclusion to the article... We've better writers right here on BlackandGold.com... Did you go to the site? It is labeled as an editorial/opinion piece. I happen to agree with his opinion that out of the QB's we have on our roster Brees gives us the best chance to win on a weekly basis and the best chance to win another Lombardi. Is he the same QB as he was in 2009? In 2013? In 2018? No, probably not, but he is still one of the best all round QB's in the NFL today. I sure didn't mean to get you so riled up by posting his editorial. Oh, and where did he present any "argument made countering Brees' obvious decline in physical skills..."? From what I read he mentioned Brees' decline.
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