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10 Reasons Not To Draft Matt Ryan
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10 Reasons Not To Draft Matt Ryan
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My only gripe is how he is questioning the 19 interceptions Matt Ryan threw. Ryan averaged like, 1 INT for every 34 passes, which is comparable to most top tier QB's in this draft. Plus, the OC for Boston College could have effectively e-mailed the DC for opposing teams with this message.
"Matt Ryan will throw the ball a lot. Shut down Matt Ryan, and you win."
That was their offensive game plan every single time. Considering that every defense in the ACC knew that, he did okay.- Also known as Dan.
- Also known as the footballclod, where I do my own fantasy football and other football related stuff. -> www.footballclod.wordpress.com
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Originally posted by Blazedestin View PostMy only gripe is how he is questioning the 19 interceptions Matt Ryan threw. Ryan averaged like, 1 INT for every 34 passes, which is comparable to most top tier QB's in this draft. Plus, the OC for Boston College could have effectively e-mailed the DC for opposing teams with this message.
"Matt Ryan will throw the ball a lot. Shut down Matt Ryan, and you win."
That was their offensive game plan every single time. Considering that every defense in the ACC knew that, he did okay.
R.I.P. Sean Taylor 1983-2007
HAIL TO THE REDSKINS!
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Originally posted by MMONTERO View PostEvery team in the NFL knew Tom Brady was going to throw a lot. Shut down Tom Brady, and you win. The result was 50 TDs and 8 INTs. Or 1 INT in every 72.25 pass attempts. I'm not saying Ryan has to be as good as Brady to be a great QB in this league. But Brady was chosen in the 6th round and Ryan isn't nearly the prospect that past top QB choices (who failed) were.
Tom Brady said it himself: Part of his success was from not having the pressure to succeed as a 1st round pick.
Brady also managed to spend an entire season on the bench learning the system. There's also the obvious "Every draft analyst on the planet really screwed up in their analysis here", but there's no guarantee that Brady wouldn't have succeeded if he was a top 10 pick either.- Also known as Dan.
- Also known as the footballclod, where I do my own fantasy football and other football related stuff. -> www.footballclod.wordpress.com
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I have no idea. But he did absolutely maul teams later on in the season. The Giants were the only team to stop him in the last six games or so.- Also known as Dan.
- Also known as the footballclod, where I do my own fantasy football and other football related stuff. -> www.footballclod.wordpress.com
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Originally posted by Blazedestin View PostI have no idea. But he did absolutely maul teams later on in the season. The Giants were the only team to stop him in the last six games or so.
Jets- 29th against run
Giants- 46 yards on 19 attempts
Jaguars- Had no defensive gameplan.
Chargers- Wasn't that bad.
Giants- Ran backwards on third and 1.
His game basically broke down to running over nickelbacks. (I think he'd prefer to run around.)
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Okay let's get back on topic here (Maroney has nothing to do with Ryan-Chiefs).
Someone please go do all the television experts and show them this article. I'm sorry but we've been saying it all along that Ryan will not be a Chiefs...no way.2014-2015 Kentucky Wildcats (38-1)
Congrats to Wisconsin. Even more congrats to UK haters.
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Originally posted by Blazedestin View PostMy only gripe is how he is questioning the 19 interceptions Matt Ryan threw. Ryan averaged like, 1 INT for every 34 passes, which is comparable to most top tier QB's in this draft. Plus, the OC for Boston College could have effectively e-mailed the DC for opposing teams with this message.
"Matt Ryan will throw the ball a lot. Shut down Matt Ryan, and you win."
That was their offensive game plan every single time. Considering that every defense in the ACC knew that, he did okay.
Not only is he a Good QB prospect, but he is a solid person as well.
Matt Ryan has handled all the rumors leading up to the draft of his
supposed “fall from Grace” quite well. I think he is going to make a fine account for him self no matter were he is drafted on Saturday.
How many INT's did Brett Farve throw on the average / year? (17) that Rhetoric is getting old in my opinion.Browns fan since 1961.....(semper-fi)
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Originally posted by MMONTERO View PostEvery team in the NFL knew Tom Brady was going to throw a lot. Shut down Tom Brady, and you win. The result was 50 TDs and 8 INTs. Or 1 INT in every 72.25 pass attempts. I'm not saying Ryan has to be as good as Brady to be a great QB in this league. But Brady was chosen in the 6th round and Ryan isn't nearly the prospect that past top QB choices (who failed) were.
You can't just shut tom brady down. To do that , first you have to shut Randy Moss down, because as long as he is on the field, your not going to shut Brady down. Second you have to shut all their other receivers down. Third you have to generate a strong pass rush, only after you have done those 3 things do you have a chance of shutting Brady down. Then even after that you have to worry about Laurence Maroney, Kevin Faulk and anyone else they lined up behind Brady, because New England's O-line was good enough to pretty much let anyone they through back there run all over their opponents.
A more appropriate comparison would have been the Detroit Lions. If you shut down their passing game they folded with ease, and half way through the season everyone knew how to shut them down.
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Originally posted by titan_qb_3 View PostWay to stay on topic... Im sticking to it. The chiefs will draft Matt Ryan if they dont trade down- Also known as Dan.
- Also known as the footballclod, where I do my own fantasy football and other football related stuff. -> www.footballclod.wordpress.com
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