2013 NFL Season.

"What's the matter with having two favorite teams? Is that a crime?" Harbaugh said Wednesday. "My opinion would be that it doesn't make you a bad person to have two favorite football teams."

I find Jim saying this hard to believe. If ever there was a fan that would go apeshit like me, it'd be him

Are you sure it was Jim who said that and not John, who recently said he was cheering for SF in the playoffs?

No, that's Jim. Ric Flair "loves" Carolina and talked to the 49ers recently and Steve Smith took offense to that

Nope. Jim said it.

http://espn.go.com/nfl/playoffs/2013...-flair-support

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Originally Posted by Advocate

Point: I have to agree with Yoshi on this ... QB is the LEAST important player on the team. He has to have the ability to read the defense, has to hold onto the ball(less interceptions and fumbles), and get the ball to the open man (arm strength and reading after the snap).

Defense, an offensive line, and a good RB.

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Ugh, who gives a shit.

How many times has Yoshi spewed this crapola this season in this thread? 300 times? I'm sick of it.

300 or more.

Plus, every other fucking season.

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Originally Posted by Joust Williams

The best singular 'box score' stat for a QB is YPA.

http://www.sportingcharts.com/nfl/st...atistics/2013/

He had a bit of a fumbling issue this year, but he's still at a turnover every 30 passes+rushes

So he wins, he puts up good numbers, he's had some significant comebacks, I don't know what he's supposed to do

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I am a supporter of Y/A, but guys who throw a lot of play action often times have it grossly inflated, and that clearly applies to Wilson. If I'm a defensive coordinator, and I have to choose whether to focus on Lynch or him, I'd take Lynch every time. That's going to help Wilson's Y/A dramatically.

His significant comebacks were against terrible teams he never should have been behind. You could easily make a case that Luck caused a lot of the deficit on Saturday, but there's still a world of difference between KC and Houston/Tampa.

I get your argument about what does he have to do, but in a lot of ways he's Brady 2.0. He walked into an ideal situation in which almost any NFL QB would be successful. We'll see over time if he can do it once some of that support fades.

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Originally Posted by Diff-chan

Ugh, who gives a shit.

How many times has Yoshi spewed this crapola this season in this thread? 300 times? I'm sick of it.

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I doubt it's much more often than your playoffs being random claim.

Type Ryan was right on Jay Gruden. If Zimmer follows him out of Cincy, I hope he goes to the AFC.

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Originally Posted by Advocate

Point: I have to agree with Yoshi on this ... QB is the LEAST important player on the team. He has to have the ability to read the defense, has to hold onto the ball(less interceptions and fumbles), and get the ball to the open man (arm strength and reading after the snap).

Defense, an offensive line, and a good RB.

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I've never said the QB was the least important. It's just overrated. QB is more important than RB, WR, CB, and TE for sure. I would argue RB is even more susceptible to bad line play than QB, and having an elite QB does far more for a team than having an elite player at any of the positions I mentioned.