Joe Flacco
Joe Flacco
Win or lose, Flacco has been extremely impressive tonight. Good vision, great arm strength, even some nice mobility.
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Re: Joe Flacco
Hell of a second half. Steelers have some work to do, but killer game.
Have to RACK the observation by one of the analysts: Was that the first time in the history of the Steelers where they used a shotgun formation on 3rd and short ?
Y'all need another boomer like Jerome/Franco - that is, unless Snyder is smart and gets the Skins him first.
Have to RACK the observation by one of the analysts: Was that the first time in the history of the Steelers where they used a shotgun formation on 3rd and short ?
Y'all need another boomer like Jerome/Franco - that is, unless Snyder is smart and gets the Skins him first.
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Re: Joe Flacco
He reminded me of a young Ben Roethlisberger. AFC North teams better get their licks in now, because when this kid learns the game he's going to be one tough dude to beat.PSUFAN wrote:Win or lose, Flacco has been extremely impressive tonight. Good vision, great arm strength, even some nice mobility.
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"I do have respect for authority even though I throw jelly dicks at them.
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Re: Joe Flacco
he should change his name
steve or george or phil or something would be better
steve or george or phil or something would be better
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Re: Joe Flacco
BSmack wrote:He reminded me of a young Ben Roethlisberger.
Under usual most folk's circumstances, this statement would be absurd, since BR is 26 and Flacco is 23.
However, BR's amount of experience as starter under center and the quality of said experience (playoff and SB starts are fukking premium) means a world of difference between their "ages."
Kinda funny, that.
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