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RE: General Vikes Talk - 8/24/2021 8:10:42 AM   
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NFL Network's Tom Pelissero reported Monday morning that the Vikings are bringing in renowned epidemiologist and infectious disease expert Dr. Michael Osterholm to speak to the team today, per sources informed of the situation.

Minnesota's vaccination rate among players has lagged behind other NFL teams. Quarterback Kirk Cousins is among the most high-profile players in the NFL not to be vaccinated. Minnesota's QB room has already dealt with missing time due to a COVID-19 case for rookie Kellen Mond.

Coach Mike Zimmer has been vocal about his frustration regarding his team's status related to the vaccine.

Players like Cousins have repeatedly stated that they are doing their own research regarding the vaccine. To aid that process, the Vikings will bring in an expert to talk to the players in hopes of convincing the holdouts that the vaccine is safe and will help the team better navigate the 2021 season without restrictions that come from not getting the shot.



Probably be better off bringing in multiple high level religious leaders that also think vaccines are a good idea.

Its obvious that science isn't enough.

I wonder if Kirky ever got the normal vaccines as a child?

His father appears to be quite a wacko.


Not getting vaccines works great, provided everybody else in the world does get them.

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Players like Cousins have repeatedly stated that they are doing their own research regarding the vaccine.


"Players like Cousins have repeatedly stated that they are doing their own research regarding the vaccine. "

I didn't know there was chapter in the Bible on Covid-19.


This won’t change anything. Osterholm know more about viruses than perhaps any living human. And dunces like Cousins will sit and stare at him and still think they know better.


Just more proof in my pro/ con column that Cousins is an Albatross around the franchise neck…


How? Who weren't we able to sign this year? There still is money for an Olineman or a better 2nd QB; they have put almost all FA$$$ toward the Defense.

Next year is the cap crippler regarding Cousins @ 45ml. They kicked the can down the road so they had some cap room but next year is without a doubt an albatross.

I think this year is his last with the Vikings. We can't continue on with him and his outrageous contract.
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RE: General Vikes Talk - 8/24/2021 8:36:39 AM   
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APOLGIZES: Everson Griffen plans to apologize to Kirk Cousins for his tweets from earlier this year.


There was also a mention that he will apologize to Spielman too.

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RE: General Vikes Talk - 8/24/2021 9:29:52 AM   
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APOLGIZES: Everson Griffen plans to apologize to Kirk Cousins for his tweets from earlier this year.


There was also a mention that he will apologize to Spielman too.


https://www.startribune.com/everson-griffen-vikings-return-kirk-cousins-apology-mike-zimmer-happy-tobe-home/600090243/

"The defensive end said Monday he hadn't talked to Cousins yet, but "I'm going to get around to that. Apologize to him, apologize to Coach Zimmer, Rick [Spielman] about what I said. I take full ownership in that."

- I just saw the tweets to Cousins yesterday ... damn!
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RE: General Vikes Talk - 8/24/2021 9:31:01 AM   
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NFL Network's Tom Pelissero reported Monday morning that the Vikings are bringing in renowned epidemiologist and infectious disease expert Dr. Michael Osterholm to speak to the team today, per sources informed of the situation.

Minnesota's vaccination rate among players has lagged behind other NFL teams. Quarterback Kirk Cousins is among the most high-profile players in the NFL not to be vaccinated. Minnesota's QB room has already dealt with missing time due to a COVID-19 case for rookie Kellen Mond.

Coach Mike Zimmer has been vocal about his frustration regarding his team's status related to the vaccine.

Players like Cousins have repeatedly stated that they are doing their own research regarding the vaccine. To aid that process, the Vikings will bring in an expert to talk to the players in hopes of convincing the holdouts that the vaccine is safe and will help the team better navigate the 2021 season without restrictions that come from not getting the shot.



Probably be better off bringing in multiple high level religious leaders that also think vaccines are a good idea.

Its obvious that science isn't enough.

I wonder if Kirky ever got the normal vaccines as a child?

His father appears to be quite a wacko.


Not getting vaccines works great, provided everybody else in the world does get them.

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Players like Cousins have repeatedly stated that they are doing their own research regarding the vaccine.


"Players like Cousins have repeatedly stated that they are doing their own research regarding the vaccine. "

I didn't know there was chapter in the Bible on Covid-19.


This won’t change anything. Osterholm know more about viruses than perhaps any living human. And dunces like Cousins will sit and stare at him and still think they know better.


Just more proof in my pro/ con column that Cousins is an Albatross around the franchise neck…


How? Who weren't we able to sign this year? There still is money for an Olineman or a better 2nd QB; they have put almost all FA$$$ toward the Defense.

Next year is the cap crippler regarding Cousins @ 45ml. They kicked the can down the road so they had some cap room but next year is without a doubt an albatross.

I think this year is his last with the Vikings. We can't continue on with him and his outrageous contract.

What will that cost us if we lose him for 2022? $45M?
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RE: General Vikes Talk - 8/24/2021 9:35:31 AM   
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Quote from my son on Griff deal:

If we let a promising young guy walk to make room for Grif, I will be. So. Pissed.

Marcus Epps 2.0....




Agreed. but which promising young guy are you worried about losing?


That was my thought too. We have promising young defensive linemen? Who would that be?

Griffin had 6 sacks last year in limited time. That would have led the Vikings. It’s a good pickup.

We covered our bases by IRing Robinson.

Locks are:
Hunter
Griffen
Wonnum
Weatherly
Jones

Outside chance if we keep 6 DEs: Holmes or Willekes


i knew griffen was a done deal....

now it's time to implement the next detail - sign sendejo....

we're putting the band back together, baby...we need a thumber for our triple-safety sets - especially since barr is a mystery....


Sean Connery. He kicked a badass biker dude's ass using just his thumb in "El Presidio". Which is Spanish for "The Presidio".

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RE: General Vikes Talk - 8/24/2021 10:19:52 AM   
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Watch highlights of practically any other team with hopes of, or who are, perennial contenders.

Their QB, does not force the OL to hold blocks for extended times because they scan and release or throw to spots on timing, quickly.

I swear, watching Our passing offense is cringeworthy, every… single.. time…

I can lose my voice over the course of a game.. screaming.. THROW IT.. FN THROW IT…GD IT THROW THE DAMN THING ALREADY..

nope.. sack..or late, almost picked, contested throw, or circus, catch

Watching Zimmer’s offense try to execute a hurry up or Long yardage offense is so frustrating..

Throw Past the LOS or Yard markers..

The 3 yard check down it DRILLED into every QB that plays For Zimmer…

I am moving Zimmer out of the Good coach column, into the “Yeesh” column, with Childress, Tice, Frazier.

It been 20 years since Dennis Gren exploded in a self destructive mode.

Twenty… years ……

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RE: General Vikes Talk - 8/24/2021 10:43:45 AM   
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You do get that our IOL, last year, was one of the worst at giving its QB time to throw. Cousins holds it too long from time to time (and often at bad times), but let's not pretend he consistently has ample time to throw if he would only just unload the damn ball.

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RE: General Vikes Talk - 8/24/2021 10:51:26 AM   
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Watch highlights of practically any other team with hopes of, or who are, perennial contenders.

Their QB, does not force the OL to hold blocks for extended times because they scan and release or throw to spots on timing, quickly.

I swear, watching Our passing offense is cringeworthy, every… single.. time…

I can lose my voice over the course of a game.. screaming.. THROW IT.. FN THROW IT…GD IT THROW THE DAMN THING ALREADY..

nope.. sack..or late, almost picked, contested throw, or circus, catch

Watching Zimmer’s offense try to execute a hurry up or Long yardage offense is so frustrating..

Throw Past the LOS or Yard markers..

The 3 yard check down it DRILLED into every QB that plays For Zimmer…

I am moving Zimmer out of the Good coach column, into the “Yeesh” column, with Childress, Tice, Frazier.

It been 20 years since Dennis Gren exploded in a self destructive mode.

Twenty… years ……

So our OLine has actually been good at pass blocking.
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RE: General Vikes Talk - 8/24/2021 11:02:35 AM   
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Watch highlights of practically any other team with hopes of, or who are, perennial contenders.

Their QB, does not force the OL to hold blocks for extended times because they scan and release or throw to spots on timing, quickly.

I swear, watching Our passing offense is cringeworthy, every… single.. time…

I can lose my voice over the course of a game.. screaming.. THROW IT.. FN THROW IT…GD IT THROW THE DAMN THING ALREADY..

nope.. sack..or late, almost picked, contested throw, or circus, catch

Watching Zimmer’s offense try to execute a hurry up or Long yardage offense is so frustrating..

Throw Past the LOS or Yard markers..

The 3 yard check down it DRILLED into every QB that plays For Zimmer…

I am moving Zimmer out of the Good coach column, into the “Yeesh” column, with Childress, Tice, Frazier.

It been 20 years since Dennis Gren exploded in a self destructive mode.

Twenty… years ……


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Mike Zimmer wants the passing offense to push the ball downfield more. “If you’re going to throw 5-yard check downs, it’s going to take 20 of them.”


Does that put Zimmer back in your good coach column?

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RE: General Vikes Talk - 8/24/2021 11:03:57 AM   
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You do get that our IOL, last year, was one of the worst at giving its QB time to throw. Cousins holds it too long from time to time (and often at bad times), but let's not pretend he consistently has ample time to throw if he would only just unload the damn ball.




Yes I realize that..

But it’s also a function of throw the damn ball!!.. today…

One.. two.. three.. plant.. throw..

Next time we play a game, count the number of times that actually happens..

Our QB coaching and players seem to think that “ the pocket” is a place to drop back, look around, decide if receiver”x” is ‘ open enough’ , then look for the check down in the flat or middle somewhere at least 3 yards short of the markers…

Hyperbole.. yes..

But this..

Is a GM and Inability to coach, issue..

26. MINNESOTA VIKINGS

The offensive line has been an issue for multiple years now in Minnesota, and it remains one following a 2020 season where they graded out as the 28th-best pass-blocking offensive line in the NFL. Once again, it was the interior of the offensive line where most of the issues popped up.

Ezra Cleveland’s 6.9% pressure rate allowed ranked 37th out of 40 qualifying right guards in his first year at guard after starting three seasons as Boise State’s left tackle. In that same vein, Garrett Bradbury’s 5.1% pressure rate allowed ranked 34th out of 36 qualifying centers, and Dakota Dozier’s pressure rate allowed of 8.0% ranked 36th out of 39 qualifying left guards. None of their three starters on the interior cracked the top 32 at their respective position.

That’s a problem, and it’s one the Vikings will have to deal with this offseason.

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I realize it’s

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RE: General Vikes Talk - 8/24/2021 11:05:57 AM   
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Watch highlights of practically any other team with hopes of, or who are, perennial contenders.

Their QB, does not force the OL to hold blocks for extended times because they scan and release or throw to spots on timing, quickly.

I swear, watching Our passing offense is cringeworthy, every… single.. time…

I can lose my voice over the course of a game.. screaming.. THROW IT.. FN THROW IT…GD IT THROW THE DAMN THING ALREADY..

nope.. sack..or late, almost picked, contested throw, or circus, catch

Watching Zimmer’s offense try to execute a hurry up or Long yardage offense is so frustrating..

Throw Past the LOS or Yard markers..

The 3 yard check down it DRILLED into every QB that plays For Zimmer…

I am moving Zimmer out of the Good coach column, into the “Yeesh” column, with Childress, Tice, Frazier.

It been 20 years since Dennis Gren exploded in a self destructive mode.

Twenty… years ……


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Mike Zimmer wants the passing offense to push the ball downfield more. “If you’re going to throw 5-yard check downs, it’s going to take 20 of them.”


Does that put Zimmer back in your good coach column?


Not unless He fires the GD QB coach and start benching MR.safe stat throw..

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RE: General Vikes Talk - 8/24/2021 11:12:44 AM   
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If your pass protection is shitty, by all means..

take your Fn time,, stroll around a bit.. or in Cousins case, wander slowly around, looking for that perfectly safe throw… ya got all day, because, you know your so agile and elusive and nimble, with such outstanding field vision..

Gotta hit that 80% + completion mark…



Yea I’m not in a positive frame of mind..

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RE: General Vikes Talk - 8/24/2021 11:48:33 AM   
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Ezra Cleveland’s 6.9% pressure rate allowed ranked 37th out of 40 qualifying right guards in his first year at guard after starting three seasons as Boise State’s left tackle.


It writes itself...
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RE: General Vikes Talk - 8/24/2021 12:00:36 PM   
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Sorry for the poor formatting. This is average time to throw for the regular season 2020. Dan isn't incorrect. Neither is BigO or Sweens. We have poor pass protection AND Cousins holds the ball too long.

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Ben Roethlisberger 2.17
2
Philip Rivers 2.39
3
Tom Brady 2.42
4
Andy Dalton 2.48
5
Drew Brees 2.49
6
Nick Mullens 2.52
7
Matthew Stafford 2.57
8
Joe Burrow 2.61
9
Teddy Bridgewater 2.62
10
Justin Herbert 2.63
10
Ryan Tannehill 2.63
12
Jared Goff 2.66
13
Aaron Rodgers 2.71
13
Daniel Jones 2.71
15
Matt Ryan 2.75
16
Kirk Cousins 2.76

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RE: General Vikes Talk - 8/24/2021 12:19:49 PM   
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Sorry for the poor formatting. This is average time to throw for the regular season 2020. Dan isn't incorrect. Neither is BigO or Sweens. We have poor pass protection AND Cousins holds the ball too long.

1
Ben Roethlisberger 2.17
2
Philip Rivers 2.39
3
Tom Brady 2.42
4
Andy Dalton 2.48
5
Drew Brees 2.49
6
Nick Mullens 2.52
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Matthew Stafford 2.57
8
Joe Burrow 2.61
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Teddy Bridgewater 2.62
10
Justin Herbert 2.63
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Ryan Tannehill 2.63
12
Jared Goff 2.66
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Aaron Rodgers 2.71
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Daniel Jones 2.71
15
Matt Ryan 2.75
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Kirk Cousins 2.76

Compare those QB times with OL rank and you see that while Rogers takes his time, his protection is top rated…

Roethisberger is on top, mostly because his release and reads are quick, even though his line is not all that great..


Edit: quicker release, evidently helps pass pro rating, and getting average pass pro or better is soo much easier if your QB can THROW THE DAMN BALL, ALREADY..
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17. PITTSBURGH STEELERS

The Steelers’ offensive line has been an interesting case this season. Going purely off pressure rate allowed, they’ve been the best pass-protecting unit in the NFL, with Ben Roethlisberger being pressured on a league-low 21% of his dropbacks this season. The important footnote there is that Roethlisberger is also getting rid of the football quicker than any quarterback we’ve charted since 2012 (2.17 seconds on average). The PFF grades are built to factor that in, however, and Pittsburgh’s offensive line still finished the regular season ranked fourth in pass-blocking grade.

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RE: General Vikes Talk - 8/24/2021 12:24:36 PM   
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ORIGINAL: David F.

Sorry for the poor formatting. This is average time to throw for the regular season 2020. Dan isn't incorrect. Neither is BigO or Sweens. We have poor pass protection AND Cousins holds the ball too long.

1
Ben Roethlisberger 2.17
2
Philip Rivers 2.39
3
Tom Brady 2.42
4
Andy Dalton 2.48
5
Drew Brees 2.49
6
Nick Mullens 2.52
7
Matthew Stafford 2.57
8
Joe Burrow 2.61
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Teddy Bridgewater 2.62
10
Justin Herbert 2.63
10
Ryan Tannehill 2.63
12
Jared Goff 2.66
13
Aaron Rodgers 2.71
13
Daniel Jones 2.71
15
Matt Ryan 2.75
16
Kirk Cousins 2.76

Good stuff. I've always liked to think of examples of how fast a quarter of a second (or less) is. For the heck of it I got the stopwatch out on my phone - starting and stopping in .25 doesn't take long, but I get the brain can process a lot if .25, too ... some brains

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RE: General Vikes Talk - 8/24/2021 12:32:09 PM   
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The difference, top to bottom, of the list is ~. 6 second. Or a third faster at the top, compared to Cousins..

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RE: General Vikes Talk - 8/24/2021 12:47:02 PM   
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Gets to a half second pretty fast on the list. And with some of those names I'd say "average time to throw" ain't helping their greatness much.

Rogers 2.71
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RE: General Vikes Talk - 8/24/2021 12:54:15 PM   
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Gets to a half second pretty fast on the list. And with some of those names I'd say "average time to throw" ain't helping their greatness much.

Rogers 2.71


Rodgers is an outlier because often times the officials let his line hold like crazy and he'll sit back there forever. Most times though he gets rid of it really quick.

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RE: General Vikes Talk - 8/24/2021 12:59:22 PM   
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Adam Zimmer on Anthony Barr's undisclosed injury: "Today I can’t tell you if he’s going to be ready Week 1 or not."


This should have been the Jets' problem.

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RE: General Vikes Talk - 8/24/2021 1:09:21 PM   
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Quote from my son on Griff deal:

If we let a promising young guy walk to make room for Grif, I will be. So. Pissed.

Marcus Epps 2.0....




Agreed. but which promising young guy are you worried about losing?


That was my thought too. We have promising young defensive linemen? Who would that be?

Griffin had 6 sacks last year in limited time. That would have led the Vikings. It’s a good pickup.


I took it to mean on last cuts for the whole team.
Could be any position.

Hopefully Karl is right and we'll see glimpses of "Young Griff" with no meltdowns.
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RE: General Vikes Talk - 8/24/2021 1:21:54 PM   
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Gets to a half second pretty fast on the list. And with some of those names I'd say "average time to throw" ain't helping their greatness much.

Rogers 2.71


Rodgers is an outlier because often times the officials let his line hold like crazy and he'll sit back there forever. Most times though he gets rid of it really quick.

Cant argue with you on that one
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RE: General Vikes Talk - 8/24/2021 1:32:38 PM   
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Sorry for the poor formatting. This is average time to throw for the regular season 2020. Dan isn't incorrect. Neither is BigO or Sweens. We have poor pass protection AND Cousins holds the ball too long.

1
Ben Roethlisberger 2.17
2
Philip Rivers 2.39
3
Tom Brady 2.42
4
Andy Dalton 2.48
5
Drew Brees 2.49
6
Nick Mullens 2.52
7
Matthew Stafford 2.57
8
Joe Burrow 2.61
9
Teddy Bridgewater 2.62
10
Justin Herbert 2.63
10
Ryan Tannehill 2.63
12
Jared Goff 2.66
13
Aaron Rodgers 2.71
13
Daniel Jones 2.71
15
Matt Ryan 2.75
16
Kirk Cousins 2.76

How much more often is Kirk under Center and running play action? That takes a little time compared to a predominately shotgun set. He also is great at throwing the deep ball, which can take some time. Not trying to get in the argument, just pointing out a couple of reasons the time could be longer.

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RE: General Vikes Talk - 8/24/2021 1:39:31 PM   
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ORIGINAL: David F.

Sorry for the poor formatting. This is average time to throw for the regular season 2020. Dan isn't incorrect. Neither is BigO or Sweens. We have poor pass protection AND Cousins holds the ball too long.

1
Ben Roethlisberger 2.17
2
Philip Rivers 2.39
3
Tom Brady 2.42
4
Andy Dalton 2.48
5
Drew Brees 2.49
6
Nick Mullens 2.52
7
Matthew Stafford 2.57
8
Joe Burrow 2.61
9
Teddy Bridgewater 2.62
10
Justin Herbert 2.63
10
Ryan Tannehill 2.63
12
Jared Goff 2.66
13
Aaron Rodgers 2.71
13
Daniel Jones 2.71
15
Matt Ryan 2.75
16
Kirk Cousins 2.76


I believe, we have piss poor pass protection AND Cousins holds the ball too long is exactly what I said. And my comments on the o-line were specific to the IOL.

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RE: General Vikes Talk - 8/24/2021 2:09:01 PM   
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ORIGINAL: David F.

Sorry for the poor formatting. This is average time to throw for the regular season 2020. Dan isn't incorrect. Neither is BigO or Sweens. We have poor pass protection AND Cousins holds the ball too long.

1
Ben Roethlisberger 2.17
2
Philip Rivers 2.39
3
Tom Brady 2.42
4
Andy Dalton 2.48
5
Drew Brees 2.49
6
Nick Mullens 2.52
7
Matthew Stafford 2.57
8
Joe Burrow 2.61
9
Teddy Bridgewater 2.62
10
Justin Herbert 2.63
10
Ryan Tannehill 2.63
12
Jared Goff 2.66
13
Aaron Rodgers 2.71
13
Daniel Jones 2.71
15
Matt Ryan 2.75
16
Kirk Cousins 2.76


Rapistberger was also 30th in the league in YPA, a full 2 yards (24%) less then Cousins.
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