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Gerbert was benched yesterday

frash.exe

By frash.exe,
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No...the first three are talented QBs who are helping their team the best way they can. Cam may have decent offense but no one in their right mind can say the Panthers defense helping Cam win games. The Vikings are the same thing. Dalton is the only one who have a decent offense but a pretty solid defense.

Ponder, Cam and Dalton are showing that they may be rookie but they can hang with the big boys in this league. Blaine has yet to do that. U can blame the Jags offense all u want but then look at the Broncos with their QB.

I gotta say it.

You're an idiot.

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Clearly, you are the one in denial.

Let me say it again.

Gabbert isn't playing great.

I never said he was.

But I'm saying that everything isn't his fault. Some things are, but not everything.

Dalton would be struggling with the Jags receivers, along with Newton and especially Ponder.

Once again, so you can fully understand.

Gabbert undoubtedly hasn't played great. But that isn't completely his fault.

Yes, I believe Dalton, Ponder and Cam can play for the Jags. Heck, I believe even The Golden Calf of Bristol could make something happen with the Jags offense.

U folks got what u wanted when u demanded for Blaine to play. Now u're blaming the same offense that was playing with the other two QBs for some of Blaine's issues. Where were the complaints about the Jags offense back when David and Luke were manning the ship?

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Yes, I believe Dalton, Ponder and Cam can play for the Jags. Heck, I believe even The Golden Calf of Bristol could make something happen with the Jags offense.

U folks got what u wanted when u demanded for Blaine to play. Now u're blaming the same offense that was playing with the other two QBs for some of Blaine's issues. Where were the complaints about the Jags offense back when David and Luke were manning the ship?

The Golden Calf of Bristol can't make anything happen with the Broncos offense.

The complaints were absolutely there when Garrard was in front of our offense, which is why we drafted a quarterback. Luke Mccown did an even worse job running the offense, if you remember.

Stop acting like you know what you're talking about.

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