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Well you took the good enough part out of context. Good enough to go far in the playoffs was the statement.... which isnt "good enough" in the sense of just getting by like you insinuated my comment to mean. And I'll allow Rossi's reply to stand for the rest of it. I don't want to debate things...

Im dismissing it because whether theres any validity to it or not (of which i cant find any legitimate evidence) even if he was only putting in a 9-5 but was taking us to the playoffs and winning games.... i dont care. Do the job or dont. And hes done the job up to my standard before... so if...

if kobe was your teammate, and you purposely put on a kobe tshirt to the press conference when people were publicly questioning kobe's ability..... youre right, still wouldnt say anything. Youre at least right in that it doesnt mean he thinks hes elite. Because elite is a subjective measure and...

i dont buy that hes 9-5. Maybe he was football 9-5 when rehabbing his knee/back... but that meant putting in another 5-6 hours a day either on his own or with a physical therapist. I can excuse that behavior. Plus, a grown man with a wife and several kids... could and almost definitely is...

Well this was my point. Just supports it. Stating things factually is irrational Flacco love.... but then using sarcastic comments out of context as stone faced, straight fax homie.... thats just being a rational, objective human being. No time for that.

So when others state the truth that far more players have defended him, his work ethic and leadership.... thats just flacco loving in your mind. Which means you cant follow logic, which means no ones got time for you. And when did Flacco say that?

That guy is a clown. I dont live in Baltimore anymore, but the 10 or some times a year im down there.... it only takes 5 minutes of listening to realize hes a wanna-be Jim Rome, Skip Bayless type but without the platform.

Well if simply citing evidence and players who have stated things is being a Flacco lover... than doing the opposite must mean youre a Flacco hater. And if you cant get past silly titles to try and discredit the opposite opinion - might as well give up now.

Not a fan. Not for us at least. He needs a lot of touches and gets most of them through scheme/design at or around the line of scrimmage. Joe isnt always the most accurate with the short throws and still struggles to throw guys into space. IMO that limits a lot of Landry's effectiveness. Plus...

Not to mention, people tend to think about the average cost over the span of the contract when thinking what we can fit, but typically when we sign a guy for around $8m average that 1st year cap hit is going to fall somewhere between $3.5-5m. Meaning we'll be able to afford 2 higher end FA's...

Yea, and I think he'll be even better if we have a legit #1 that scares defenses and pulls some attention away. Being forced to lead the offense, I thought he way outperformed expectation. At least my expectations.

Yes. And personal trainer.

Agreed. Want nothing to do with him. While he could be a red zone beast, and that's something we sorely need - we can find a more specialized solution for much less.

Bust. Didnt you know Lafell destroyed him? Basically all 12 of those receptions and 129 yards were against him. Wait, even that would mean he had 3 perfect games? Shut up. Bust.

Yea it sucks... bc we had what, 4 NFL Championships and a SB as the Colts. 4 NFL Championships and 3 SB's sounds pretty nice. Screw it, I'm keeping the history whether the NFL wants to recognize it or not.

This got way too real for me.

More importantly under Andy Reid, Doug Pederson and Shurmer who all seem to be capable of doing great things with QB's.

So former WR and WR's coach to be our QB coach? Interesting choice. He did work with Vick before his 2 best seasons as a passer. And Joe has basically the same mobility. Maybe he can help the WR's too.

Dilfer? He knows dimes.

Jon Gruden planned to be announced as new Raiders coach. http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000903024/article/raiders-plan-to-introduce-jon-gruden-as-head-coach