Chiefs Kingdom

[kkuenn 3,597]

16 minutes ago, Handswarmer said:

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/32050570/nfl-quarterback-council-2021-ranking-top-10-qbs-arm-strength-accuracy-decision-making-rushing-ability-more

Riser to watch: Jackson has clearly proven himself to already be one of the best in the league at avoiding pressure by escaping out of the pocket, and his mobility is unmatched. He also possesses a nice ability to throw with people around him, find throwing lanes with adjusted arm angles and create ways to get the ball out of his hand. As Baltimore explores ways to develop him as a passer from inside the pocket, there is room for growth that I would anticipate Jackson meeting. -- Hasselbeck

Looking at that article it is funny to see LJ only mentioned as a top 10 qb in toughness, competitiveness, running ability etc. Probably not the best case to make for a passer qb.

[reesebobby 5,661]

48 minutes ago, Handswarmer said:

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/32050570/nfl-quarterback-council-2021-ranking-top-10-qbs-arm-strength-accuracy-decision-making-rushing-ability-more

Riser to watch: Jackson has clearly proven himself to already be one of the best in the league at avoiding pressure by escaping out of the pocket, and his mobility is unmatched. He also possesses a nice ability to throw with people around him, find throwing lanes with adjusted arm angles and create ways to get the ball out of his hand. As Baltimore explores ways to develop him as a passer from inside the pocket, there is room for growth that I would anticipate Jackson meeting. -- Hasselbeck

So he's mobile, they want to develop him as a passer, and there is room for growth.  And your interpretation of that is that he's a good passer?

[Lamardirts 2,114]

Easy to throw shade at LJ when your qb is Mahomes but I'd take LJ over a lot of other qb's in this league.  

[Balto 723]

1 hour ago, Handswarmer said:

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/32050570/nfl-quarterback-council-2021-ranking-top-10-qbs-arm-strength-accuracy-decision-making-rushing-ability-more

Riser to watch: Jackson has clearly proven himself to already be one of the best in the league at avoiding pressure by escaping out of the pocket, and his mobility is unmatched. He also possesses a nice ability to throw with people around him, find throwing lanes with adjusted arm angles and create ways to get the ball out of his hand. As Baltimore explores ways to develop him as a passer from inside the pocket, there is room for growth that I would anticipate Jackson meeting. -- Hasselbeck

not bad for a RB

[Balto 723]

On 8/16/2021 at 12:32 PM, Handswarmer said:

Yup, the Mahomes is better no matter what Defense.

Worked out in the Super Bowl didn't it? Can't do it alone

 

Xen:  “Rule 7 - if you came here to troll, please keep on truckin'.  (please note we do reserve the collective right to keep some trolls as pets).”

[Handswarmer 645]

2 hours ago, kkuenn said:

Jackson has clearly proven himself to already be one of the best in the league at avoiding pressure by escaping out of the pocket, and his mobility is unmatched. He also possesses a nice ability to throw with people around him, find throwing lanes with adjusted arm angles and create ways to get the ball out of his hand. As Baltimore explores ways to develop him as a passer from inside the pocket, there is room for growth that I would anticipate Jackson meeting. -- Hasselbeck

Re read that

 

[Handswarmer 645]

52 minutes ago, Balto said:

 

Xen:  “Rule 7 - if you came here to troll, please keep on truckin'.  (please note we do reserve the collective right to keep some trolls as pets).”

#1- using Sally Kohn in CTO is trolling in itself

#2- maybe use your context clues a little better

[azchief21 5,278]

Damn Hands, based on the link you provided, LJ isn't even listed in the actual passing categories. Accuracy, arm strength, field vision, mechanics, decision making with ball. We've been telling you he's not a good passer and you sent us the evidence to prove it. Now it does say he's a good RB who is tough and competes. I think most of us agree with that.

[kkuenn 3,597]

4 hours ago, Handswarmer said:

Re read that

 

Re read the article and what I said is true. See the same comment above this one from AZ

[Balto 723]

5 hours ago, Handswarmer said:

#1- using Sally Kohn in CTO is trolling in itself

#2- maybe use your context clues a little better

You qualify as "The Pet" from rule 7.  Its just time to put this pet down!  

[Troyofoc 361]

7 hours ago, Handswarmer said:

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/32050570/nfl-quarterback-council-2021-ranking-top-10-qbs-arm-strength-accuracy-decision-making-rushing-ability-more

Riser to watch: Jackson has clearly proven himself to already be one of the best in the league at avoiding pressure by escaping out of the pocket, and his mobility is unmatched. He also possesses a nice ability to throw with people around him, find throwing lanes with adjusted arm angles and create ways to get the ball out of his hand. As Baltimore explores ways to develop him as a passer from inside the pocket, there is room for growth that I would anticipate Jackson meeting. -- Hasselbeck

[Handswarmer 645]

On 8/24/2021 at 1:22 PM, azchief21 said:

Damn Hands, based on the link you provided, LJ isn't even listed in the actual passing categories. Accuracy, arm strength, field vision, mechanics, decision making with ball. We've been telling you he's not a good passer and you sent us the evidence to prove it. Now it does say he's a good RB who is tough and competes. I think most of us agree with that.

 

On 8/24/2021 at 5:35 PM, kkuenn said:

Re read the article and what I said is true. See the same comment above this one from AZ

Snubbed: The Ravens' Lamar Jackson may never get the credit he deserves as a processor, but few handle the quick game the way he does. Not only does Jackson excel with general vision and decision-making specifically to that area, but he understands defenders' leverage in such a way that helps him locate the ball away from them, which is the same thing veterans such as Brady and (in years past) Philip Rivers get credit for. The clunkiness of Baltimore's passing game last season is much more a product of the lackluster receiving talent and Greg Roman's stale concepts than Jackson's inability to see the field. -- Schatz/Klassen

 

Jackson is Jackson -- the most threatening running quarterback in the NFL today who takes good care of the football through the air. To date, he has a touchdown pass rate of 7.2% and an interception rate of 1.9%. That's a big-time ratio.

[Handswarmer 645]

On 8/24/2021 at 6:20 PM, Balto said:

You qualify as "The Pet" from rule 7.  Its just time to put this pet down!  

So you want to euthanize me? Kill me? WTF?

[THEWIZARD 247]

12 hours ago, Handswarmer said:

So you want to euthanize me? Kill me? WTF?

Being of Italian descent I prefer "whack". ☠️

[oldtimer 8,683]

Wizard check your PM's

Hands.. go take a Break

 Balto.. 

[xen 1,010,218]

Can't we all just get along?  Or at least agree to make fun of LJ every chance we get?

[Spfdchiefsfan 621]

2 hours ago, xen said:

Can't we all just get along?  Or at least agree to make fun of LJ every chance we get?

I'm down with that, except when it comes to making fun of you!

[xen 1,010,218]

21 hours ago, Spfdchiefsfan said:

I'm down with that, except when it comes to making fun of you!

That's fair

[Balto 723]

On 8/26/2021 at 5:54 AM, Handswarmer said:

 

Snubbed: The Ravens' Lamar Jackson may never get the credit he deserves as a processor, but few handle the quick game the way he does. Not only does Jackson excel with general vision and decision-making specifically to that area, but he understands defenders' leverage in such a way that helps him locate the ball away from them, which is the same thing veterans such as Brady and (in years past) Philip Rivers get credit for. The clunkiness of Baltimore's passing game last season is much more a product of the lackluster receiving talent and Greg Roman's stale concepts than Jackson's inability to see the field. -- Schatz/Klassen

 

Jackson is Jackson -- the most threatening running quarterback in the NFL today who takes good care of the football through the air. To date, he has a touchdown pass rate of 7.2% and an interception rate of 1.9%. That's a big-time ratio.

 

Gives me a great idea!  In gonna go over to a Ravens fan boards and post thread after thread about how great Mahomes is!  Well maybe not because they won’t give a crap.

[azchief21 5,278]

Here's a photo of Breeland covering tyreek

 

[Troyofoc 361]

This was before the game lol.

[Troyofoc 361]

I'll give breeland credit he didn't hold.

[Balto 723]

On 8/26/2021 at 5:54 AM, Handswarmer said:

 

Snubbed: The Ravens' Lamar Jackson may never get the credit he deserves as a processor, but few handle the quick game the way he does. Not only does Jackson excel with general vision and decision-making specifically to that area, but he understands defenders' leverage in such a way that helps him locate the ball away from them, which is the same thing veterans such as Brady and (in years past) Philip Rivers get credit for. The clunkiness of Baltimore's passing game last season is much more a product of the lackluster receiving talent and Greg Roman's stale concepts than Jackson's inability to see the field. -- Schatz/Klassen

 

Jackson is Jackson -- the most threatening running quarterback in the NFL today who takes good care of the football through the air. To date, he has a touchdown pass rate of 7.2% and an interception rate of 1.9%. That's a big-time ratio.

 

Wonder if the Ravens will let LJ walk now with Huntley showing a much better arm and just as good running ability?

[jetlord 10,207]

13 hours ago, Balto said:

Wonder if the Ravens will let LJ walk now with Huntley showing a much better arm and just as good running ability?

Nope.  The Ravens lost their RB so they'll keep LJ8 as a backup. 

[jetlord 10,207]

15 hours ago, azchief21 said:

Here's a photo of Breeland covering tyreek

 

Is Hill in that photo?  I got distracted.