BR1986FB;1006948 wrote:True, Durkie.
The McCoy excuses ARE bull****. He's played more than a season so he's not a "rookie." Every other "rookie" QB came into the same situation (green to the offenses, coaches, etc) and they seem to be thriving. He had a taste of it last season and his performance has regressed. He's a THIRD ****ing round QB, people...his chance of success was a coin flip to begin with.
Brady was a 7th round pick. McCoy has shown me a decent pocket presence, something Quinn, Anderson, Wallace and a whole bunch of others hadn't. When McCoy has time to throw, he has been fairly accurate. He is mobile and scrambles well...something that Rogers does extremely well. Other teams press our receivers...without any fear of them shaking open....never happens....and won't happen with this pie of crap. LeBeau is licking his chops once again for tonight's game. Disguise blitzes...bring the house...McCoy will have no one to throw to. Scene one. Act 175.
Watch tonight's game. You will probably see...not one pass over 30 yards from McCoy. Why? Because we don't have a receiver that can run an effin 4.7. Compare that to Roethlesberger. He will go deep at least 5 times...count them. Why? Because the Steelers drafted
in the third round a supposed unknown who just so happened to run a 4.3. Or..he will throw to another gutty receiver picked in the 7th round from a friekin MAC school (probably runs a 4.5) right under our flippin noses.
I like McCoy.....duh

....it's time to use
all the draft choices on the offense. The city deserves a team with not one....but several playmakers. They have the opportunity to right the ship by drafting the dude from Okie State (blackmon) and then they need to cherry pick a Wesley Welker clone. And if there's a Gronkowski floatin around out there, get him too.
I'm so sick and tired of this franchise screwing up in drafting the Courtney Browns of the world to be the defensive saviours. Screw the defense....when it comes to this year's draft. Fix the damn offense...and do it now. We have plenty of picks to get it done.