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Tikker wrote:If you can run the ball, and play good defense and special teams, that's all you need a QB to do (not turn the ball over)
That gets you to the post season.
In the playoffs, though, you still need a playmaker at QB, IMHO.
What saves a man is to take a step. Then another step.
– C. S. Lewis
– C. S. Lewis
Lyion wrote:Tikker wrote:If you can run the ball, and play good defense and special teams, that's all you need a QB to do (not turn the ball over)
That gets you to the post season.
In the playoffs, though, you still need a playmaker at QB, IMHO.
Ask the Ravens about their superbowl win though, Trent Dilfer was hardly a playmaker.
A playmaker at QB certainly helps though.
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Lyion wrote:Tikker wrote:If you can run the ball, and play good defense and special teams, that's all you need a QB to do (not turn the ball over)
That gets you to the post season.
In the playoffs, though, you still need a playmaker at QB, IMHO.
well, depends on how hot your team is
if you can hold explosive offenses to 3 points every week, you don't need a playmaking QB
don't get me wrong, I'm a bears fan from way back, but I have no illusions that they're superbowl contenders
I think they'll win a playoffgame, but I don't think they'll get to the show
altho, a steelers/bears game would be divine (unless you like pass happy offenses, heh)
Xaiveir wrote:Lyion wrote:Tikker wrote:If you can run the ball, and play good defense and special teams, that's all you need a QB to do (not turn the ball over)
That gets you to the post season.
In the playoffs, though, you still need a playmaker at QB, IMHO.
Ask the Ravens about their superbowl win though, Trent Dilfer was hardly a playmaker.
A playmaker at QB certainly helps though.
Tik said GOOD D. The 2000 Balt D is a little better than good. They were lights out fucking amazing. I fully agree if you can hold teams to 3 points, you'll win regardless of if Tony Banks or Anthony Wright is your QB. The problem is with the changes in rules over the last 10 years, it's harder and harder to shutdown Os completely, especially when a DB can sneeze and get a P.I. penalty.
That said, Dilfer did make the plays and good decisions that enabled them to win. Since they let Dilfer go, how many more times have they made it to the big dance, despite having a Top 5 RB, killer D, but shoddy QB play?
What saves a man is to take a step. Then another step.
– C. S. Lewis
– C. S. Lewis
Re: Carolina
boybutter wrote:So..... Delhomme had more rushing yards than stephen davis, on half the carries
Davis only had 4 carries while Delhomme was running for his life most of the game. The Bears had 8 sacks.




