Wilson looks like Tark

**Lippythelion69** · 12-23-2012, 09:46 PM

Run run run back throw it away no sack

**Reignman** · 12-23-2012, 09:54 PM

And Kaepernick reminds me of Joe Webb. Same throwing motion and run threat.

**singersp** · 12-24-2012, 05:11 AM

Wilson looks like Tark

Wilson has "fish eyes"?

**Purple Floyd** · 12-24-2012, 07:15 AM

I will say one thing- He looks like the real deal.

Funny how a rookie QB like that can look when compared to what we have been programmed to expect from a young QB and even with Bevell calling the plays.

**Marrdro** · 12-26-2012, 10:52 AM

Tark could win on the road.

**tastywaves** · 12-26-2012, 11:06 AM

Beware of rookie seasons with QB's.

**Marrdro** · 12-26-2012, 11:11 AM

Originally Posted by tastywaves

Beware of rookie seasons with QB's.

LOL, I have Newton on one of my fantasy teams......

RG III was fun to watch this weekend when he couldn't run and was forced to play QB and Luck has worse stats than Ponder. I wonder what he would look like without Reggie Wayne? Probably just as bad, or worse than Ponder without Harvin.

**tastywaves** · 12-26-2012, 11:20 AM

Originally Posted by Marrdro

LOL, I have Newton on one of my fantasy teams......

RG III was fun to watch this weekend when he couldn't run and was forced to play QB and Luck has worse stats than Ponder. I wonder what he would look like without Reggie Wayne? Probably just as bad, or worse than Ponder without Harvin.

I think Luck and RGIII are as good as advertised. We can argue about how well they are playing this year, but watching them play it is clear to me that they have the talent to succeed. I also think they will both have long term success in this league providing they can stay healthy (especially RGIII).

Ponder is another story, he still has a lot to prove in my eyes.

**Marrdro** · 12-26-2012, 11:36 AM

Originally Posted by tastywaves

I think Luck and RGIII are as good as advertised. We can argue about how well they are playing this year, but watching them play it is clear to me that they have the talent to succeed. I also think they will both have long term success in this league providing they can stay healthy (especially RGIII).

Ponder is another story, he still has a lot to prove in my eyes.

Well, I guess, but if you take their best WR away, I'm wondering if you would feel the same. Heck, Lucks numbers aren't really that great. Sure, more yards, more TD's, but lower completion percentage and 1/3 more INT's.

RG III is another story, but I think that if you take away his ability to run the offense (make him a passer) like they had to last weekend, teams wouldn't have as many problems with him and that's if you let him keep his top receiver.

**tastywaves** · 12-26-2012, 02:21 PM

Originally Posted by Marrdro

Originally Posted by tastywaves

I think Luck and RGIII are as good as advertised. We can argue about how well they are playing this year, but watching them play it is clear to me that they have the talent to succeed. I also think they will both have long term success in this league providing they can stay healthy (especially RGIII).

Ponder is another story, he still has a lot to prove in my eyes.

Well, I guess, but if you take their best WR away, I'm wondering if you would feel the same. Heck, Lucks numbers aren't really that great. Sure, more yards, more TD's, but lower completion percentage and 1/3 more INT's.

RG III is another story, but I think that if you take away his ability to run the offense (make him a passer) like they had to last weekend, teams wouldn't have as many problems with him and that's if you let him keep his top receiver.

I believe that receiver was there last year as well, along with Garcon, yet they only managed two wins.