WB said that although both QB's are healthy, Jackson still seems to be the "healthier" of the two.
Feel free to discuss.....
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"both QB's are healthy ... "Bosco wrote:Wally Buono announced on Team 1040 that Jarious Jackson will be the starting QB in next week's game against the Als.
WB said that although both QB's are healthy, Jackson still seems to be the "healthier" of the two.
Feel free to discuss.....
Dave Dickenson wrote: "But that's fine so long as he takes a little more time than he probably wants to... There will be another one (concussion) eventually. The way he plays the game, and the way I played it, you can't avoid them."
Word, I didn't even think JJ played that bad last game. Sure he threw some INT's, but it doesn't help when the other D knows that you will throw the ball on every play. I wanna see how JJ can play when there is a steady dose of Mallet.LFITQ wrote:But did Wally mention anything about using the running game (or how about a few plays) before late in the 2nd Q??
QB doesn't concern me as much as the playcalling. Both Buck and Jarious have shown they can win the games if they are given support by both the other players AND the coaches.
It also doesn't help when the couple of plays that did involve Mallett were runs between the tackles for two yards. That play worked for Winnipeg last weekLFITQ wrote:But did Wally mention anything about using the running game (or how about a few plays) before late in the 2nd Q??
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Starting Lulay or Champion against Montreal would be akin to throwing them to the wolves. At least Jackson gives the Lions a chance to win.The_Pauser wrote:
I would honestly rather see Travis Lulay or Zach Champion in there than Mr. Turnover. Oh well.
Does he? If he fumbles twice and gets picked off three times by the Bombers defense, what is Montreal gonna do to him?Bosco wrote: Starting Lulay or Champion against Montreal would be akin to throwing them to the wolves. At least Jackson gives the Lions a chance to win.