Vick's Visor

[xstealth]

His Visor is tinted and reflective preventing DB's from seeing his eyes, I think this is an unfair advantage.

Any opinions on this?

[harveybirdman]

such BS that they can get away with that!

[The Falcon Jedi]

Vick wore that in Atlanta because he eyeballs his WRs too much.

[AUTiger7222]

I was watching an old Ohio State/Iowa game from 1990 the other day and Iowa's QB in that game had a complete dark visor.

[Jesus]

It makes him look evil....if the visor fits

[zigg zagg]

my opinion is that youre trying way too hard.

[BullRush]

I believe Its actually because he needs glasses and the stadium lights bother his vision. I believe its league approved

[AUTiger7222]

(11-22-2010 12:58 AM)BullRush Wrote:  I believe Its actually because he needs glasses and the stadium lights bother his vision. I believe its league approved

Yep. The same reason LT wears one.

[Dale4Saul2Red0]

It's an interesting question actually. Reading a QB's eyes is something most of the top DB's in the league are very good at. They even mentioned Asante Samuel tonight and how he said he loves to play off the WR and not the jam so he can have space to read the QB's eyes. Wearing a visor may not be some huge giant advantage, but it still may be one. Hell the offenses in today's NFL already have enough advantages as it is.

The real question here is if there is even the slightest gain from wearing a visor, why don't all QB's do it?

[The Falcon Jedi]

(11-22-2010 01:32 AM)Dale4Saul2Red0 Wrote:  It's an interesting question actually. Reading a QB's eyes is something most of the top DB's in the league are very good at. They even mentioned Asante Samuel tonight and how he said he loves to play off the WR and not the jam so he can have space to read the QB's eyes. Wearing a visor may not be some huge giant advantage, but it still may be one. Hell the offenses in today's NFL already have enough advantages as it is.

The real question here is if there is even the slightest gain from wearing a visor, why don't all QB's do it?

Because smart QBs can actually use their eyes to draw safeties away. It works both ways.