The Official Eating Crow About Taysom Thread

[blackangold]

Originally Posted by The Dude

If the throws he made were anywhere near their intended target I would agree with you but even a game manager needs to be able to connect when called upon. Taysom was just inaccurate and didn’t take a couple of safe throws to receivers that were wide open.

I think it was less about accuracy and more about the indecisiveness. Hill looked gun shy and scared all game, it’s clear that he isn’t going to be able to handle the pressure of being a starting QB week to week.

I don’t think we have Drew’s replacement on the roster, and I say that being a big T Hill fan... or at least I was, first game was all luck, it’s very clear that he’ll be about as effective as Tebow.

[AsylumGuido]

The best solution is to keep your fingers crossed that Brees comes back and we have at least one more year to find a replacement. That said, anyone is going to be a huge step down from Brees. That is a fact.

[Boston Saint]

I’m not beating the drum to make Winston a starter by any means, but I’d like to point out few things. A lot is made of his 30 int (and 33 TD) performance last year and rightfully so perhaps. However, in 2005, Brett Favre threw 29 ints with only 20 TDs. He also had seasons of 19-24 and 22-23 ratios. Winston has not had a season yet with more Int than TDs. PFR also credits Favre with 10 fumbles in 2005.

Now, obviously I’m not saying that Winston can be Favre, but to discard a 33 TD season with 5,000 yards because he threw Ints in a Bruce A. system is a little rush to judgement

[vpheughan]

Hill said the offensive game plan “drastically changed” after the Broncos’ quarterbacks were deemed ineligible for the game, saying that the Saints moved to a more conservative approach with the offensive play-calling.

[Rell&Gold]

Some of you want to believe Taysom isnt just a athlete. Taysom is going to be Kordel Stewart all over again. Hes a better athlete than QB. Believe them when someone shows you who they really are.

[Boston Saint]

Originally Posted by vpheughan

Hill said the offensive game plan “drastically changed” after the Broncos’ quarterbacks were deemed ineligible for the game, saying that the Saints moved to a more conservative approach with the offensive play-calling.

Ha Ha! I just saw a video of Kamara saying it didn’t change much. Too funny!

[Rell&Gold]

He turned into a game manager because Payton saw he was going to cost us the game throwing it.

[Rell&Gold]

Originally Posted by blackangold

I think it was less about accuracy and more about the indecisiveness. Hill looked gun shy and scared all game, it’s clear that he isn’t going to be able to handle the pressure of being a starting QB week to week.

I don’t think we have Drew’s replacement on the roster, and I say that being a big T Hill fan... or at least I was, first game was all luck, it’s very clear that he’ll be about as effective as Tebow.

Supremely obvious, love him on the team just not as the starting QB.

[Boston Saint]

Originally Posted by Rell&Gold

He turned into a game manager because Payton saw he was going to cost us the game throwing it.

I’m asking this not trying to sound combative, but could the O line not having the left side against a very good Denver D line not been a part of this? This reminded me of how Minn dominated the Saints line in last year’s playoffs. Let’s let a few games play out before we spectators decide who can and can’t be QBs ?

[K Major]

Originally Posted by AsylumGuido

The best solution is to keep your fingers crossed that Brees comes back and we have at least one more year to find a replacement. That said, anyone is going to be a huge step down from Brees. That is a fact.

Or course that's a fact AG. Brees is a 1st ballot Hall of Famer. ANYONE (exception could be Mahommes) will be a step down on probably 30 other teams across the league.

We get it