I always thought it was fitting when Cole wore #15 because running the ball he looks like Tim Tebow (which is awesome) and throwing the ball he looks like Tim Tebow (which is not awesome).Quote:
Originally Posted by Professor Chaos
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I always thought it was fitting when Cole wore #15 because running the ball he looks like Tim Tebow (which is awesome) and throwing the ball he looks like Tim Tebow (which is not awesome).Quote:
Originally Posted by Professor Chaos
Ha. You got me there.Quote:
Originally Posted by gavin2126
brb adding goal line jump pass to the playbookQuote:
Originally Posted by gavin2126
huh? he threw 1 pass 2 yard and the other over the middle when he should've threw it right.Quote:
Originally Posted by Professor Chaos
he needs more than 1 dam series.
I would have sworn he had at least two throws, with one being to his right-middle of the field and into the dirt. The box score on ESPN does only show one though.Quote:
Originally Posted by El_Chapo
EDIT: gobison has the correct box score I believe: https://gobison.com/sports/football/...e-payton/18908
1 of 3 for 2 yards.
Pretty sure he threw a beauty on an out route and the receiver dropped it too.Quote:
Originally Posted by tjamz
Don't disagree with that either.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kevin
The only way we know how good he is is with a larger sample size.
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The QB arguement won't be solved until we see who has instincts to adjustments on the field. Sidelines can't always react quickly enough to adapt to live action. May the best man win given the opportunity.
If our OC cant see it then how will our QB see that?Quote:
Originally Posted by gabisonfan
It's partially because he's a lefty and it looks weird on TVQuote:
Originally Posted by Professor Chaos