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Jake Delhomme

littlebigman89

By littlebigman89,
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dumbass, half the passes thrown in the NFL would be interceptions if the defender was just a hair closer. it's the guys who can make the throw despite that who win the games, and delhomme does that. 'could have been intercepted' is a worthless stat unless you're deciding who to cut on defense.

Most QB's kow better thsan to throw where there are 3 defenders right near their player.

Also I am not a dumbass I am the resident Jake hater.

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Pimpdaddy Grand Master

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I'd rather have Delhomme than Garcia. Besides Jake has 18 4th quarter comebacks in his career. How many QBs have done that?

I found myself praying the run game was going to pickup so Duhlomme didnt have to try and throw the ball. horrible decision making with the ball. wish we had a jay cutler.

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Realistically we all know Jake is a mid-upper level QB who is very exitable and will occasionally throw a clunker. Luckily he isn't the only player on the team. If he was we might be in serious trouble. There is no way he has the mobility to avoid 11 defenders on his own . .

Also, what are the odds of a team having two season highlight catches in the same game? The one handed touchdown grab and the second interception. Amazing plays by amazing athletes.

BR4B

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fox method is the reason jake has all those 4th quarter comebacks,his to's lead to 10 points.i just hope he can calm it down,he's playing like eli last year,hopefully he will play like money in the later games.

in all fairness,the bucs d lives off of off target passes.they tip any incomplete ball into the air and pick them off

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I found myself praying the run game was going to pickup so Duhlomme didnt have to try and throw the ball. horrible decision making with the ball. wish we had a jay cutler.

Jay Cutler = Jake x 2

Gunslinger to the extreme.

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The first interception Rosario should have came back for instead of falling back. Thats said, it was a hell of a play by Barber.

Second interception was luck.

neither were particularly Jake's fault.

All of his other passes were right on the money.

QFT That interception was pure, unadulterated, unmitigated, luck. It would happen once every one hundred times.

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