did michael vick pass from inside or outside the pocket more last season?
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He passed for more yards than any other year. Last year the Falcons introduced the west coast offense which cause him to stay in the pocket more. He publicly doesn't like it, but he made the pro bowl because of it. It usually takes 2-4 years to get the west coast offense down, so this year he should do better. West coast offense is a 3-4 WR set with many passes including passes to the RB and TE.
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Based on the system he has and the receivers / te and line he has to work with....you could easily make an argument for Michael Vick.  He's never (even during his probowl season) put up solid qb numbers (he made the probowl ONCE cus of his qb rating due to high td to int ratio) so far as passing yardage and td's are concerned.  \nAtlanta generally wins running the ball, but allowing for that most people are still at a loss to explain or understand why Michael Vick hasn't put up some solid numbers with what he has.\nAtlanta will give up on him within the next two years if he doesn't improve significantly.  I personally think Vick will turn things around soon, but he's running out of time.\n\nI would say Joey Harrington, but he isn't starting as of now....and neither is Boller.  I would also agree with the earlier Alex Smith statement if it wasn't for the fact that Alex Smith just doesn't have the supporting cast that Vick has.
18834
This is a fairly easy question to answer.  Even though they have a decent defense, ranked 14th, with one of the best corners in the league in DeAngelo Hall, the lack the offense.  They do own the run game as a team, but as we saw this past weekend against the Bears, when the run is stopped, Vick is forced to pass, which he is not to good at.  He has only thrown for a little over 2,100 yards, while Tom Brady has thrown for over 3,800.  Sure Vick is fun to watch on the higlight real, but I would never want him to start as my QB.
955846
usually, brady is the more reliable guy. vick has had tons of trouble passing lately. then again, brady is facing the bears and vick is facing a defense that's in a downfall as of late.
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Favre just by a nose over Elway....and Elway has even admitted it.\n\nAt the QB Challenge during the mid-90's ProBowls, ALL the QB's, even the ones that weren't selected to the Pro Bowl, would place little verbal wagers. Favre blew everone away by a mile...and that's been documented by several TV analysts including Theismann, Esiason and Paul McGuire. He threw a ball from the end zone and it  landed on the 8 yard line at the other end.\nOh yeah, Favre used to throw the football way up into the upper deck at the Georgia Dome when he was a backup in Atlanta...\nJ. George could never make it there...and no one has since.\n\nNot to mention Favre has broken the fingers on Driver, A. Freeman, Javon Walker...to name a few.
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Vick will never be the guy some people thought, but consider the expectations were probably too big!  He will lead his team to many victories.\n\nThe problem is the leading receiver was the tight end last year.  With no legit WR's, and knowing the team has no confidence in the WR's (they consistantly lead the league in rushing), allows the defense to control the offense.  \n\nOn D., they had loads of injures who will return, if I'm not mistaken.  That should help.\n\nFinally, they have a pretty intense division with TB, Carolina and even New Orleans, who got some big help in the off season, make it tough for ATL to just waltz over people like Seattle in the NFC West can do.
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No matter how it happened a W is a W.\n\nYes they won fairly, the offials blew calls on both ends of the field.\n\nA push is a defender fully extending his arm to gain an advantage over the defender. Jackson's arm was fully extended....Good Call bad timing\n\nVideo Replay must provide UNDISPUTIBLE evidence to overturn a on-feild ruling. What made that play stand was the fact that although you "know" where the ball was, you still can not determine wether he was over or not before the hit....\nGood Call\n\nNow the below the waist thing....\nBad Call\n\nBut what about Jeramy Stevens "not fumble" or the fact that Rothlisberger was blocked in the back on the int. return. Or Shaun Alexander not showing up, Poor Clock management at the close of the game and 1st half, Hasselback throwing 2 passes out of bounds (inside the 20), allowing Big Ben the time to throw a 60 yd pass to Hines Ward, the 2 missed tackles on the longest run in Super Bowl history......And last but not least Josh Brown missed 2 FG's. \n\nSo don't blame the refs.\nBlame the Team.
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THis is an ez answer....VIck. He screwed up the last time he played the saints b/c it was their welcome home game. But he's always been productive against them. He may not get 300 yds passing and 3 passing td's but he will get the running yards. NOS has dropped the past 2 weeks.
910644
They can go all the way if they don't "rest" the starters like they did last year.. That was a BIG mistake! Since Edgie is gone, as soon as the line learns how to open a lane, you'll see the running game get as good as the passing game. Defense looked pretty awesome against the Pats when it really counted...
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Going with Vick is a gamble every week. I'd say he will have a better game than last week, but against the Ravens secondary, I don't see big passing numbers. I'd go with Romo based off of two factors...Bill Parcels and T.O. Plus, the Cowboys have a slightly better receiving core than the Falcons.
1038198
Vick is a talented tailback (not qb)but the lions dont need to be as sorry as the falcons.  The defense can stack up against atlanta because there is no threat of the pass.
549489
definetly a pocket passer as that is what the position is all about. the white issue i dont really think so as if there is a talented player he plays. there is still many white quarterbacks but there are also alot of black quarterbacks none are better due to the colour of their skin. as for the whites as i was saying there is still palmer, plummer, the manning's, brady, favre, brees, warner, leinart, bledsoe etc so no i think it is even at the moment.
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vick ran a 4.26 or a 4.20\n\n9th pharagraph http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/football/nfl/news/2001/02/24/combine_qbs_ap/
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Michael Vick, without a doubt!!
681598
Vick has been a disappointment fantasy-wise throughout his entire career.  Although his rushing numbers are outstanding for a quarterback, unless your league counts rushing yardage heavily, it doesn't help you much.  He is a competent passer at best, and although he is dynamic in the regular world, for fantasy he will continue to disappoint.  Roddy White and Michael Jenkins are not horrible, but until their potential amounts to success on the field it's hard to say they are stars in waiting.  The fact that he does run a lot makes it difficult for those receivers to make their catches, as by the time he takes off, their job has pretty much changed to blocking.  Alge Crumpler is the leading receiver because that's where Vick can dump off passes to when he avoids the rush.  Vick has shown that when he is not on the run creating that fear in defenses, he's just another guy.  As a pocket passer he is not valuable, and when teams are able to keep him in the pocket he struggles mightily.  \n\nIf you can find someone to take junk in return for him feel free to take a chance, but I wouldn't count on him being anything more than a bye-week player at this point.  If he hasn't become a top-flight passer yet why would he now?  \n\nBy the way, no worries on me proclaiming to be an "expert analyst".  Although I do write for a fairly prominent fantasy football website and have had a decent amount of success playing the game, all it means is I pay more attention than many casual players and can answer with something beyond "he sucks".  Best of luck on your season.
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The Elias Sports Bureau officially changed the touchdown play by Eagles RB Correll Buckhalter in last Sunday's game vs. Washington. They ruled that Reggie Brown did not have possession of the ball and, therefore, did not fumble.\n\nThere was NO FUMBLE on this play - it should be scored as a\n55-yard TD pass from McNabb to Buckhalter.  So in a nutshell here is how is affected things:\nReggie Brown lost a long catch, but also lost a fumble.\nCorrell Buckhalter picked up a 55 yard catch, but lost a fumble recovery.\nDonovan McNabb picked up additional passing yardage from the original fumble recovery that Buckhalter had.\n\nI hope that his helps, but it is frustrating.  One guy in our league lost a game because of it.
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brett favre. dont care if retired or not. and if by see inside you mean hide in it and watch him dress and junk then....BOY HOWDY.