Piper
phishin member
If you say his name three times, he pops up to sell you insurance.
His name pops up all over the place, so I tought we could have a "weinke" repository.
Anyway, this year I thought he was good and bad.
The good was I thought he made good decisions and reads on where to throw the football, and he showed he still had a good live arm.
The bad is a 54.5 percent completion rate. Not great. A lot of overly cautious or just plain poor execution. Good reads, bad throws. And now he has a bad habit of holding on to the ball forever. 8 sacks is far too many in what was like one game. Like the ghost of Steve B got into him.
And if you take Colbert off the team, his stats do look abysmal without those deep balls.
So I'm caught in the middle. To my eyes he's shown some improvement, but their are reoccuring problems. Now, perhaps the offense can be worked around some of these things if Jake goes down for an extended period. But he's still third string, so some of these problems may be the reason. Keeping him and Peete when Both have a lot of concerns and limitations, for the money they both get, thats a lot.
I know why they are keeping him, the Fasani situation that they'd rather not be in.
I don't think he has much in the way of trade value, really. Preseason heroics don't garner much.
So, I dunno. I might have kept the youngster if I didn't have enough confidence in Chris to make him second string.
His name pops up all over the place, so I tought we could have a "weinke" repository.
Anyway, this year I thought he was good and bad.
The good was I thought he made good decisions and reads on where to throw the football, and he showed he still had a good live arm.
The bad is a 54.5 percent completion rate. Not great. A lot of overly cautious or just plain poor execution. Good reads, bad throws. And now he has a bad habit of holding on to the ball forever. 8 sacks is far too many in what was like one game. Like the ghost of Steve B got into him.
And if you take Colbert off the team, his stats do look abysmal without those deep balls.
So I'm caught in the middle. To my eyes he's shown some improvement, but their are reoccuring problems. Now, perhaps the offense can be worked around some of these things if Jake goes down for an extended period. But he's still third string, so some of these problems may be the reason. Keeping him and Peete when Both have a lot of concerns and limitations, for the money they both get, thats a lot.
I know why they are keeping him, the Fasani situation that they'd rather not be in.
I don't think he has much in the way of trade value, really. Preseason heroics don't garner much.
So, I dunno. I might have kept the youngster if I didn't have enough confidence in Chris to make him second string.
Dude, quit telling scary stories 
