Thread: The Ringer: Touchdown Trevor is your God now

Originally Posted by slim

It kind of looks like a bad decision by 13. I think Fowler was wide open on that play.

It worked, so can't be to harsh about it though.

He had the shot. There was no danger, so he took it.

Originally Posted by Jaded

Here we go again.

No. Here YOU go again.

because this is the greatest QB of all time(just blew chunks writing that):


this is not:


Athleticism is the starting minimum trait for a great QB, nothing Disney about it.

Dreadnought and GimpyGod both return on the same day?

Man. Siemian has some serious pull.

Originally Posted by NightTrainLayne

Dreadnought and GimpyGod both return on the same day?

Man. Siemian has some serious pull.

Yea, I was thinking the same thing.

Originally Posted by Tned

Yea, I was thinking the same thing.

The last time Dreadnought, Tned & GimpyGod all posted the day after a week 2 win we won the superbowl.

Originally Posted by NightTrainLayne

The last time Dreadnought, Tned & GimpyGod all posted the day after a week 2 win we won the superbowl.

I hope your more accurate on that stat than nobody on BF is stupid enough to pay for a PFF Elite subscription...

Originally Posted by Hawgdriver

He had the shot. There was no danger, so he took it.

There was certainly danger: Sean Lee is one of the only two legitimately good players on Dallas' D, and that ball just barely passed above his fingertips. Any time you throw to one of your guys amid a bunch of theirs, the danger is real. He got away with it because DeMarcus Lawrence is the only other Dallas defender who's not a scrub, and he was too busy rushing the passer to try to play deep robber, but it certainly bears watching when we face better secondaries. Because if anyone needs a lesson in what happens when even the best offense comes in overconfident against a great D on its home turf: 42-17.

Originally Posted by Hawgdriver

He had the shot. There was no danger, so he took it.

Great post, it will be lost on most.

Originally Posted by Tned

I hope your more accurate on that stat than nobody on BF is stupid enough to pay for a PFF Elite subscription...

I didn't say nobody was "stupid enough" to do so. I'm quite sure we have folks stupid enough.

Originally Posted by NightTrainLayne

I didn't say nobody was "stupid enough" to do so. I'm quite sure we have folks stupid enough.

Same kind of idiot that would throw money at some awful colored website for a decade.

Is it time to lock Siemian up long-term? Maybe to a team-friendly 20-25M deal?

Obviously it's a little early - but if he can keep this up for even another 5-6 games he will be a very, very rich man - either here or elsewhere.

I have been supportive but not overly enthusiastic on Siemian - his skills don't exactly leap off the screen. But he's looked as good or better than Oz ever did IMO.

Originally Posted by tomjonesrocks

Is it time to lock Siemian up long-term? Maybe to a team-friendly 20-25M deal?

Obviously it's a little early - but if he can keep this up for even another 5-6 games he will be a very, very rich man - either here or elsewhere.

I have been supportive but not overly enthusiastic on Siemian - his skills don't exactly leap off the screen. But he's looked as good or better than Oz ever did IMO.

I would say a little early, but wait too long, and he keeps improving, he could be looking at 30-35 million as a free agent, but have to risk another year and a half league minimum salary and chance of career ending injury, especially behind this line.

If he plays the way he is now through mid season, if I'm the Broncos, I have to start thinking about reaching out to his agent.

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Originally Posted by Tned

Great post, it will be lost on most.

I hope Siemian doesn't get beat up like the Bills did to Newton yesterday.