Falcons: Ryan's left hand

[chris30277]

(09-19-2012 12:42 AM)juraitwaluzka Wrote:  This is my favorite:



Mommy!!!!

that sums up how i felt that year

[AUTiger7222]

(09-21-2012 11:42 AM)chris30277 Wrote:  that sums up how i felt that year

He started all those games and only had 2 good ones. Games 3 and 4 in the Dome against the Panthers and Texans. I actually got the Vikings and Texans games on DVD. LMAO!

[juraitwaluzka]

He also "out dueled" Alex Smith.

[AUTiger7222]

(09-21-2012 09:18 PM)juraitwaluzka Wrote:  He also "out dueled" Alex Smith.

That's just how bad Smith was in that game.

Smith - 17-for-38 (44.7%), 149 YDS (3.9), 0 TD, 3 INT - 22.8 QB Rating
Harrington - 14-for-25 (56.0%), 138 YDS (5.5), 0 TD, 1 INT - 55.1 QB Rating

LMAO! That must have been a really bad game to watch.

[juraitwaluzka]

(09-21-2012 09:51 PM)AUTiger7222 Wrote:  That's just how bad Smith was in that game.

Smith - 17-for-38 (44.7%), 149 YDS (3.9), 0 TD, 3 INT - 22.8 QB Rating
Harrington - 14-for-25 (56.0%), 138 YDS (5.5), 0 TD, 1 INT - 55.1 QB Rating

LMAO! That must have been a really bad game to watch.

I was at that game. And while a Falcons win is never bad to watch, this one was certainly different. Between the two QBs the lack of zip on the ball was readily apparent, Smith especially, he made Harrington's arm look somewhat normal. You know how you could "see" the speed with Deion or Vick or now Julio. It was the opposite effect watching those guys throw. The ball took forever to reach the target (or thereabouts).

Wasn't Mike Nolan the SF head coach then?

[AUTiger7222]

(09-21-2012 11:49 PM)juraitwaluzka Wrote:  I was at that game. And while a Falcons win is never bad to watch, this one was certainly different. Between the two QBs the lack of zip on the ball was readily apparent, Smith especially, he made Harrington's arm look somewhat normal. You know how you could "see" the speed with Deion or Vick or now Julio. It was the opposite effect watching those guys throw. The ball took forever to reach the target (or thereabouts).

Wasn't Mike Nolan the SF head coach then?

Yeah that's when Nolan was coaching the Niners.