Andy's Looking Good In Camp

[Brownshoe]

(08-20-2015, 02:25 PM)djs7685 Wrote: Saying that it's not Andy's fault that Andy fumbled a football isn't backing anything up, it's making you sound like a crazy person. You haven't backed up even ONE thing you've said. I've shut down everything and you have to keep changing the criteria of the argument about the Chargers game.

You blamed it on 50 passing attempts, so I showed that he only had 19 attempts before he starting handing the ball to the other team.

You blamed it on Gio's run, it's impossible that a RB fumbling in the first half would force Andy to throw bad passes in the 2nd half. That just makes you sound flat out stupid.

You blamed it on Green not catching the TD pass, then it was mentioned that the incompletion to green happened AFTER the turnovers.

You blamed it on the defense knowing we would pass, I showed that we were running the ball just as much as passing, and we were only down by 4/7/10 points respectively for each turnover, so there's no possible way we were in a "pass or nothing" point of the game.

You blamed it on 4 sacks (lol what?), so I pointed out how there were only 3 sacks and only 2 of them came before Andy's mishaps. Not only that, but the fact that him getting sacked shouldn't make him immune to criticism for 3 straight turnovers.

Every single crybaby excuse that you tried to throw out has been explained why you're a lunatic. I have no idea how you could read through this thread and believe that you made any sense whatsoever.

I have shown that the first INT was due to having 3 defenders in his face

So, you think that we wouldn't have been running more if Gio would have got a TD there? We would have been up by 14 at that point. There's not way we wouldn't drain the clock by running the ball.

There was only 1 bad turnover by Dalton that game, and that was his 2nd INT. His first one was the OL's fault, and the fumble was because the OL couldn't stop the pressure, and made Dalton roll out. By that point we had about 40 plays and only 15 of them were run plays, so yes the defense knew we were going to pass the ball.

What QB can throw dimes when he's getting pressure in his face the whole game? Why do you not think that the game would have been totally different if the other players actually made plays when Dalton was doing good? You just want to ignore everyone else falling flat on their face, and only point out when Dalton doesn't do good because everyone else can't do their job.