Joe Webb (Moving Forward)
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My name on goal line blitz is Joe Webb14. So maybe im a homer but Joe webb should be starting QB
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Hi there <waves from GLB>
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Haha. Just realized you were here like 10 minutes ago.DarthBrooks wrote:Hi there <waves from GLB>

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Tom Pelissero on TwitterPlan for Joe Webb is to give him the same type of reps as Ponder, within the offense, rather than focusing all his time on Blazer-type stuff
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Joe Webb will not play any more receiver, Leslie Frazier said. "Something would have to change to make us go down that road."
Me: "Because you see him take a ball off his chest and you say we may need to rethink this?" Frazier laughed. "Right. You rethink it."
Tom Pelissero on TwitterWebb, always excitable, took a vacation. Frazier: “I think it was a Caribbean cruise. But to hear him tell it -- well, he’s gone to Heaven!”
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This is kind of funny, but lost in this is that the Vikings aquired a very servicable backup QB with the 199th pick in the draft. A guy a lot of people wanto to see start. Maybe this front office isn't so terrible in the later rounds.
Just a thought. resume bashing.
I think Webb's greatest strength is his ability to come and be a change of pace guy. He is showing progress, but he still isn't a passer at even Ponder's level and that is what you need in a QB. Still, not bad for the 199th pick.
Just a thought. resume bashing.
I think Webb's greatest strength is his ability to come and be a change of pace guy. He is showing progress, but he still isn't a passer at even Ponder's level and that is what you need in a QB. Still, not bad for the 199th pick.
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Why do a lot of people want to see him start? Because the guy in front of him isn't very good either. Thanks to the front office that put the QB situation into this mess.mansquatch wrote:This is kind of funny, but lost in this is that the Vikings aquired a very servicable backup QB with the 199th pick in the draft. A guy a lot of people wanto to see start. Maybe this front office isn't so terrible in the later rounds.
Just a thought. resume bashing.
I think Webb's greatest strength is his ability to come and be a change of pace guy. He is showing progress, but he still isn't a passer at even Ponder's level and that is what you need in a QB. Still, not bad for the 199th pick.
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Hey, let's acknowledge the fact that a QB usually needs four or five seasons at the NFL before becoming truly competitive. That's the time it takes for a QB to effectively read defenses, which is a skill developed only by experience, no matter how they play offensively.
Ponder was literally thrown into the field to save the season, and in my opinion he actually did quite well for a rookie...in fact, he delivered a greater performance than what we had seen from the veteran underachieving McNabb.
We should trust Ponder...from what we've seen, he currently deserves the right to have a serious chance at the position, and our full support to succeed.
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Ponder was literally thrown into the field to save the season, and in my opinion he actually did quite well for a rookie...in fact, he delivered a greater performance than what we had seen from the veteran underachieving McNabb.
We should trust Ponder...from what we've seen, he currently deserves the right to have a serious chance at the position, and our full support to succeed.
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Joe Webb : an athletic version of Tim Tebow and a better passer.
Get him on the field
Get him on the field

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sucks when you see someone with joe webbs ability rotting on the vine. use him in 2012 or get rid of him imo.
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Do you ever NOT complain? ####, we coukd win a super bowk and you would stay we didnt do good enough.Demi wrote: Why do a lot of people want to see him start? Because the guy in front of him isn't very good either. Thanks to the front office that put the QB situation into this mess.
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I doubt Demi would complain if the Vikings won the Super Bowl. In fact, I would expect him to be quite elated just like the rest of us.Eliot wrote: Do you ever NOT complain? ####, we coukd win a super bowk and you would stay we didnt do good enough.
Had to say it.
Sure, Demi, may be negative, but that doesn't make him any less of a fan than you or I. Hell, I am more pessimistic about this team than I use to be, I am sure I 'complain' too.
Demi is correct though, Joe Webb is not exceptional. Ponder hasn't shown us that he is special either. Does that mean Ponder won't be special? Not necessarily. However, what sort of precedent did either Joe Webb or Ponder set that would allow any of us to be sure that either of the two will be special this season?
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I think He should both compete at WR and the backup QB
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Why continue dividing his time when he's supposedly showing very little pass-catching ability? I think they're better off letting WRs play WR and giving Webb a chance to focus all his effort and energy on developing as a QB. H either prove himself at the position or he won't but it seems to be where his athletic gifts are most effective.Laserman wrote:I think He should both compete at WR and the backup QB
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That's his opinion. Whether or not you view it as correct or a complaint or anything else doesn't give you the right to go above the rules and call him out.Eliot wrote: Do you ever NOT complain? ####, we coukd win a super bowk and you would stay we didnt do good enough.
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If you don't like the content of his posts then please use the "foe" functionality and ignore him. Calling another member out is unacceptable.