Deshaun Watson

he is playing awesome. Seattle is lucky thet are still in this game

Wentz had another great day as well. 

Future faces of The NFL. I'd put Jamis in the group too.

Jameis has to prove it. He hasnt yet and essentially threw away a must win winnable home game today

Very impressive

Most impressive rookie QB ever. And we have seen some good play from rookie qbs in recent history. He is literally the best fantasy QB since he has been starting. crazy.

I'm polarized by how far he has come from his first handful of series to where he is now. I remember watching him play in that Thursday Night Game; he reminded me of a junior high kid trying to keep up with high schoolers in a back yard football game. Struggling a bit at 100 mph. He made the plays when they mattered. That guy I just watched play a few weeks back doesnt exit anymore; he is playing at an incredible level now.

Dabo knows his players and he was spot on about Deshaun. I am rooting for him. He's a good guy as well as skilled athletically. 

@"matt4787" said: Most impressive rookie QB ever. And we have seen some good play from rookie qbs in recent history. He is literally the best fantasy QB since he has been starting. crazy.

@"purplefaithful" said: Wentz had another great day as well. 

Future faces of The NFL. I'd put Jamis in the group too.

Buccaneers: D Jameis Winston is definitely a strong case for most disappointing player of the first half of the 2017 season. The Buccaneers quarterback might have sealed the award with his performance against the Panthers. Winston threw two interceptions against the Panthers, which wasn't even the worst part: both came in the fourth quarter. The Buccaneers are now 1-9 in Winston's career when he throws multiple interceptions in a game. 

And I guess nobody cares how crappy the pass defense were? LOL. The media has crowned this the game of the century. 

@"StickyBun" said: And I guess nobody cares how crappy the pass defense were? LOL. The media has crowned this the game of the century. 

Maybe, just maybe, the ability to extend plays forever with their legs and throw pinpoint bombs was what led to such an exciting shootout.

@"FSUVike" said:

@"StickyBun" said: And I guess nobody cares how crappy the pass defense were? LOL. The media has crowned this the game of the century. 

And yet both teams were loaded with with well above average DBs.

Maybe, just maybe, the ability to extend plays forever with their legs and throw pinpoint bombs was what led to such an exciting shootout.

@"StickyBun" said:

@"FSUVike" said:

@"StickyBun" said: And I guess nobody cares how crappy the pass defense were? LOL. The media has crowned this the game of the century. 

And yet both teams were loaded with with well above average DBs.

Maybe, just maybe, the ability to extend plays forever with their legs and throw pinpoint bombs was what led to such an exciting shootout.

Both teams are in the bottom half of total defense in the league. Maybe, just maybe, you can look at it both ways. A little of each. Don't even try and tell me there's not an agenda to promote young stars by the media. They build them up to take them down. 

@"FSUVike" said:

@"StickyBun" said:

@"FSUVike" said:

@"StickyBun" said: And I guess nobody cares how crappy the pass defense were? LOL. The media has crowned this the game of the century. 

And yet both teams were loaded with with well above average DBs.

Maybe, just maybe, the ability to extend plays forever with their legs and throw pinpoint bombs was what led to such an exciting shootout.

Both teams are in the bottom half of total defense in the league. Maybe, just maybe, you can look at it both ways. A little of each. Don't even try and tell me there's not an agenda to promote young stars by the media. They build them up to take them down. 

Both teams have struggling pass rushes. Houston doesn't have Merciless or Watt. Seattle's is missing Avril and Richardson and Bennett seem to be on the downside of their careers.

That wasn't a GB Secondary on 3rd stringers or a Niners or Browns Unit full of kids not old enough to shave.

Both QBs lit up good Secondaries. Period. I don't give a rat's ass what the media says about either, it was a fun, surprising game.

Let's just hope that Cheatin' Pete doesn't realize that he doesn't need a run game and have Wilson go shotgun hurry-up from the first drive of the game when the Vikings host them in the 2nd Round of the Playoffs ;)

@"purplefaithful" said: Wentz had another great day as well. 

Future faces of The NFL. I'd put Jamis in the group too.

@"purplefaithful" said:
Wentz had another great day as well. 

Future faces of The NFL. I'd put Jamis in the group too.

Very impressed with this kid. All I can say is Watson looks pretty special. The funny thing is that most were trashing him because he didn't have the prototypical body/arm to be successful... Now he is dominating. You need adequate physical traits and a good mind. Its one thing most scouts and GMs seems to not get over. They keep drafting traits to try to build instead of skills to just work with. Look at how guys like Brady, Wilson, Dak, Teddy, and Watson can get out and hit it because they have the mind - they may not be the most physical, but they have the mental ability. But GMs want Bortles type QBs every year... its sad - but i'll take it. The browns continue to suck!