Rex reporting for duty!

No, top 3 WORST QBs.....

Tunnel vision man, I completely missed that "worst" part.

Tunnel vision man, I completely missed that "worst" part.

You're slippin', better take a few laps for that one son. :)

You're slippin', better take a few laps for that one son. :)

:D Anything I can do to get better.

Rex: So yo johnny boy, I hear you having troubles with the deep ball.

Beck: Well, I missed on a few and..

Rex: Step back son, let me show you how this is done.

Rex: Yo Hank, **** that slant route bro, we going deep!!

Now this is entertainment!

Tunnel vision man, I completely missed that "worst" part.


Naw, it was my fault, I forgot to put "worst" in original post. I literally updated that post while you were posting, I could tell by the time you posted.

I can't believe I'm typing this but I'm slightly excited (emphasis on slightly) that Rex is there. I've watched the Cowboys, Jags and Giants games a few times this offseason and Rex has a really good grasp of Kyle's offense. He needs to correct three things: holding on to the ball too long, late passes to the flats (3 of his 4 INT last year) and protecting the ball in the pocket. If (big IF) he can suppress his HTM-Human Turnover Machine-tendencies he can be a competent QB for us. I'd give him a 3 win advantage over Beck with this team.

If Grossman were to win the QB competition and be named the starting QB, there are three things I'd like to see him improve upon:

(1) Completion Percentage:
(2) Protecting The Football In Traffic:
(3) TD To INT Ratio:

Providing he could improve those three areas, on a scale of 1-10 I would give him a 5 1/2. The three games Grossman started last season against the Cowboys, Jaguars and Giants, he was 70 of 127 for 840 yds. an average of 280 yds. a game. Imagine what his passing totals would be if he could improve on his comp. pct. In this offense you're looking at a guy capable of passing for 4,400 + a season.

No, top 3 WORST QBs.....

I find it hilarious that you are posting in one thread about our QB being top 3 worst at his position, with no stats to back it up, yet in another thread are pumping up a CB (d hall), who statistically has rated as one of the worst CBs in the league, as one of the "better CBs in the league".


The logic on some fans is mind boggling.

I find it hilarious that you are posting in one thread about our QB being top 3 worst at his position, with no stats to back it up, yet in another thread are pumping up a CB (d hall), who statistically has rated as one of the worst CBs in the league, as one of the "better CBs in the league".


The logic on some fans is mind boggling.


I said "AT ONE TIME", meaning that one year he had that horrible year with the Bears.....read 1st before you start speaking on someones logic....

And I guarantee you more then half the teams in the league would GLADLY take DeAngelo over their current starting CB.


MR. GM, WHO DO YOU WANT US TO REPLACE DEANGELO WITH???

I find it hilarious that you are posting in one thread about our QB being top 3 worst at his position, with no stats to back it up, yet in another thread are pumping up a CB (d hall), who statistically has rated as one of the worst CBs in the league, as one of the "better CBs in the league".


The logic on some fans is mind boggling.

Well he's good enough to play for Shanahan Mr. Cafeteria fan. I know that wasn't your point, but you are becoming like GusFrerotte with your anti-DHall posts.

That being said, I think it'd be ridiculous to call Rex one of the top 3 worst QBs in the league. Sh*t, the guy took a team to the Super Bowl. He didn't carry the Bears, but he was good enough of a manager to get them there.

If Grossman were to win the QB competition and be named the starting QB, there are three things I'd like to see him improve upon:

(1) Completion Percentage:
(2) Protecting The Football In Traffic:
(3) TD To INT Ratio:

Providing he could improve those three areas, on a scale of 1-10 I would give him a 5 1/2. The three games Grossman started last season against the Cowboys, Jaguars and Giants, he was 70 of 127 for 840 yds. an average of 280 yds. a game. Imagine what his passing totals would be if he could improve on his comp. pct. In this offense you're looking at a guy capable of passing for 4,400 + a season.

100% agree with a one item addition:
(4) ....Knock the golfin shit out of division opponents.....
HTTR