Originally Posted by manchambo:
I doubt you’ll be able to understand this because it’s hard to imagine you’re good at anything difficult.
But people who have learned to do something difficult with a steep learning curve understand that, when you’re learning, your entire processing power is taken up in just trying to do the thing right. If you add another problem, it’s too much.
That was Nix today. He’s just starting to figure out how to play QB in the NFL. Adding terrible conditions is overload.
But he didn’t make any bad mistakes and he did come up with the plays to get them the TD that won the game, something Rodgers didn’t manage.
:-)
Holy shit, you're definitely related to knowmo. Only siblings sharing the same retard DNA would type that many words praising Nix's play today. [Reply]
Originally Posted by rydogg58: :-)
Holy shit, you're definitely related to knowmo. Only siblings sharing the same reerun DNA would type that many words praising Nix's play today.
Where did I say he played well? I said he played poorly because he’s a rookie and wasn’t prepared to deal with the conditions.
I didn’t expect people on this board to get it because you haven’t learned to do something difficult. People who have done that understand a learning curve and how that makes you unable to deal with additional problems. [Reply]
Broncos fans showing up to explain why Mr. NFL Ready more mobile Drew Brees himself Bo Nix showed absolutely nothing is starting to become a weekly tradition. [Reply]
Originally Posted by manchambo:
Where did I say he played well? I said he played poorly because he’s a rookie and wasn’t prepared to deal with the conditions.
I didn’t expect people in this board to get it because you haven’t learned to do something difficult. People who have done that understand a learning curve and how that makes you unable to deal with additional problems.
Yeah, it's not like he ever played in rainy conditions in the Pacific Northwest or anything.
I'm trying to figure out why the donx didn't simply sign a qb like Darnold and spend their draft pick on a legit player. Wouldn't they have been clearly better off? [Reply]
Originally Posted by Pitt Gorilla:
I'm trying to figure out why the donx didn't simply sign a qb like Darnold and spend their draft pick on a legit player. Wouldn't they have been clearly better off?
Originally Posted by Pitt Gorilla:
I'm trying to figure out why the donx didn't simply sign a qb like Darnold and spend their draft pick on a legit player. Wouldn't they have been clearly better off?
Originally Posted by New World Order:
Yeah, it's not like he ever played in rainy conditions in the Pacific Northwest or anything.
Dude just sucks.
Every rookie QB has a massive learning curve to understand more complicated schemes and not throw interceptions against far superior athletes. When you’re in that place there isn’t excess processing capacity to deal with more.
Anyone who is good at something difficult should understand this. So I’m not at all surprised you don’t. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Pitt Gorilla:
I'm trying to figure out why the donx didn't simply sign a qb like Darnold and spend their draft pick on a legit player. Wouldn't they have been clearly better off?
Like everyone thought Darnold would be good? [Reply]
Originally Posted by manchambo:
Every rookie QB has a massive learning curve to understand more complicated schemes and not throw interceptions against far superior athletes. When you’re in that place there isn’t excess processing capacity to deal with more.
Anyone who is good at something difficult should understand this. So I’m not at all surprised you don’t.
You're funnier than knowmo. All he does is posts tweets and smiley faces. It's not his fault he's retarded, he just follows retarded social media.
But these are your actual words. So we know it's really just you thats retarded. [Reply]
Originally Posted by manchambo:
Like everyone thought Darnold would be good?
No, but decent GMs/clubs should have known he still had the talent to get the job done. Outside of the Jets joke of an organization, dude has played pretty well, no? [Reply]
Originally Posted by manchambo:
Every rookie QB has a massive learning curve to understand more complicated schemes and not throw interceptions against far superior athletes. When you’re in that place there isn’t excess processing capacity to deal with more.
Anyone who is good at something difficult should understand this. So I’m not at all surprised you don’t.
Yeah, but I haven't seen anyone as bad in the modern era NFL as Nix this early.
Originally Posted by manchambo:
I’ve seen many people much worse. Peyton Manning, for example, had 11 interceptions to Nix’s four. Elway was also worse.
And, I mean, at least Nix didn’t throw an interception and blow out a receiver’s knee.
You know deep down when you're not listening to your trolling self your boy is shitty.
I mean really shitty. Like really really really shitty. Like modern era Ryan Leaf shitty.
He's somewhere between Ryan Leaf and Matt Cassel. [Reply]
