NFL 2009 Off Season Thread

**Supreme Olajuwon** · 04-04-2009, 11:13 PM

I am baffled as to why so many people think the receivers are what make a QB good. Did you not see what happened when Ryan Fitzpatrick replaced Carson Palmer? Did you not see what happened when Brad Johnson replaced Tony Romo? Do you not see what happens every time Random Hack QB replaces Donovan McNabb? Same receivers, yet all of sudden everybody's terrible. Gee, I wonder why?

Quick, name Drew Brees' top receiver last year. How many years has Tom Brady had a 1000 yard receiver? What about McNabb? I mean fuck, Trent Green used to put up 4000 yard seasons throwing to his WR core made up of Eddie Kennison and Johnnie Morton.

Yeah Cutler doesn't have a receiving core in Chicago. He also doesn't have an ungrateful fan base. Now let's remember what he does have in Chicago: a running game and a defense who won't force him into shootouts. I bet Denver fans can't wait to see how Kyle Orton responds to playing with a defense that gives up 28 points a game. I'm sure his arm and QB skills will really flourish.

04-04-2009, 11:13 PM	#11
Supreme Olajuwon You know that�s right Posts: 52,760	I am baffled as to why so many people think the receivers are what make a QB good. Did you not see what happened when Ryan Fitzpatrick replaced Carson Palmer? Did you not see what happened when Brad Johnson replaced Tony Romo? Do you not see what happens every time Random Hack QB replaces Donovan McNabb? Same receivers, yet all of sudden everybody's terrible. Gee, I wonder why? Quick, name Drew Brees' top receiver last year. How many years has Tom Brady had a 1000 yard receiver? What about McNabb? I mean fuck, Trent Green used to put up 4000 yard seasons throwing to his WR core made up of Eddie Kennison and Johnnie Morton. Yeah Cutler doesn't have a receiving core in Chicago. He also doesn't have an ungrateful fan base. Now let's remember what he does have in Chicago: a running game and a defense who won't force him into shootouts. I bet Denver fans can't wait to see how Kyle Orton responds to playing with a defense that gives up 28 points a game. I'm sure his arm and QB skills will really flourish.