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I've always liked Webb. He's better than Ponder any day.
Great scrambler too. |
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This bothers me.
It may be my imagination, but it seems like historically the Packers have had a knack for making no name backups look like stars.
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yooperfan said:  This bothers me.
It may be my imagination, but it seems like historically the Packers have had a knack for making no name backups look like stars. Such as? |
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rabidgopher04 said: Such as? Jason Garrett for one. Can't stand him to this day for that Thanksgiving day win. |
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yooperfan said: This bothers me.
It may be my imagination, but it seems like historically the Packers have had a knack for making no name backups look like stars. Back ups and Rookie QB's |
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Wow I'm surprised and very disappointed. This is the playoffs... C'mon Ponder!
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Zombo and House are inactive?
Two solid tacklers. |
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Why am I worried about a large dose of Wildcat with Webb at QB? |
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Quote:About Vikings QB Joe Webb...The Packers probably weren't preparing for Joe Webb. And he's much, much different than the guy in front of him. Webb has been a fan favorite at times in his three years with the Vikings. A versatile quarterback from the get-go, he's been used everywhere from quarterback to receiver to kick returner. *In his first career start, Webb led the Vikings to a 24-14 upset win over Philadelphia in 2010. That game he threw for 195 yards on 17-of-26 passing with no interceptions and one rushing touchdown. *Replacing a struggling Ponder in a 2011 game at Detroit, Webb rushed for 109 yards on seven carries and was 12 of 23 for 84 yards with two total touchdowns. The 109 yards set a single-game franchise record for rushing yards by a QB. *He also led the Vikings to one of their three wins last season, shining in place of a concussed Ponder at Washington. With three scores -- two passing, one rushing --- he finished with a perfect 158.3 passer rating in the win. Talked to Webb for a story on the Vikings' turnaround last week. Don't think I've met someone with bigger hands than him. *As a rookie, Webb became the first quarterback in Vikings history to return a kickoff.
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