A thread not about Heaps

declocoug wrote:
I've got it! Former Washington prep QBs.





Heaps vs Locker, who would you rather have leading your NFL team?

ABYUFAN wrote:
Jake heaps is nowhere in this video ;)



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=anwy2MPT5RE

jonnylingo wrote:
You know what, I would actually even take a discussion or lesson from Mars on the dangers of drinking milk at this point.

Mars wrote:

You know what, I would actually even take a discussion or lesson from Mars on the dangers of drinking milk at this point.

I think milk is a funny topic. Asians don't seem to drink much milk, but they do seem to live longer and have stronger bones than Americans (less osteoporosis). Perhaps it's because the milk we drink every day is meant to help calves grow into cows, and isn't really meant for humans at all. Of course, almost anything you'll ever read about milk is something put out by the milk industry.



Perhaps grocery stores should sell human milk... :whistle:

Mars wrote:

You know what, I would actually even take a discussion or lesson from Mars on the dangers of drinking milk at this point.

I think milk is a funny topic. Asians don't seem to drink much milk, but they do seem to live longer and have stronger bones than Americans (less osteoporosis). Perhaps it's because the milk we drink every day is meant to help calves grow into cows, and isn't really meant for humans at all. Of course, almost anything you'll ever read about milk is something put out by the milk industry.



Perhaps grocery stores should sell human milk... :whistle:

scott715 wrote:
Try evaporated milk on your cereal. My parents did that when I was a kid. I thought it was normal. Sure put the pounds on the body!

Lawboy wrote:
On The Herd this morning, he had Trent Dilfer on and they were talking about QBs that can manage a game without killing a team, and how that is a huge tool in the NFL. Very underrated, in fact. Some guys have huge skill and upside, but can't avoid the mistakes(Cutler). Others are not as flashy, do not make the crazy throws, but do not hurt their teams too often and thus, give the team a chance to win late(Dilfer, Sanchez, etc) The basically looked at Sanchez game yesterday where the Jets lost 9-0, and he had 9 dropped balls (Umm--not all perfect throws either) that cost them at least 1 TD possibly two, and how Sanchez is taking the blame for it when his team blew it for him. Talked about how smart people that analyze the game can see it was not Sanchez, but people who look merely at perception think it was. I found the chat rather interesting and relevant. I am sure ESPN will have it loaded soon. Worth a listen.



http://sports.espn.go.com/espnradio/show?showId=theherd" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Cougarbib2 wrote:

On The Herd this morning, he had Trent Dilfer on and they were talking about QBs that can manage a game without killing a team, and how that is a huge tool in the NFL. Very underrated, in fact. Some guys have huge skill and upside, but can't avoid the mistakes(Cutler). Others are not as flashy, do not make the crazy throws, but do not hurt their teams too often and thus, give the team a chance to win late(Dilfer, Sanchez, etc) The basically looked at Sanchez game yesterday where the Jets lost 9-0, and he had 9 dropped balls (Umm--not all perfect throws either) that cost them at least 1 TD possibly two, and how Sanchez is taking the blame for it when his team blew it for him. Talked about how smart people that analyze the game can see it was not Sanchez, but people who look merely at perception think it was. I found the chat rather interesting and relevant. I am sure ESPN will have it loaded soon. Worth a listen.



http://sports.espn.go.com/espnradio/show?showId=theherd" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

It's gotta be the coaches - fire em all. I haven't seen him throw. If he is jumping all over the palce an derratic in placement - give him a share of the blame along with the receivers and poor coaching. When all of your receivers are dropping balls - it is hard to deflect all the blame.

Cougarbib2 wrote:
Milk tastes great - especially whole milk but skim milk is less filling.



PS



Do U think Sark will be looking for a job soon? He is taking heat for his mishandling of Jake Locker, who will not be playing Saturday because it turns out the bruised rib he has been playing with is actually a broken rib. At least he had the sense to red-shirt Nick Montana - their consolation prize up in Seattle. They are very proud at UW of Montana's Oaks Christian team beating Jake Heaps in 2009 and love it when Joe Montana comes to ther games. Maybe Joe Montana would like to be a QB coach somewhere. Serioiusly - I love Sark but he will be feeling the heat as the 30 point underdog dogs go up to Eugene for a good butt whipping. To the Huskies Oregon is as Utah is to BYU. UW plays the schedule BYU needs to make sure it never plays. UW fans still think they woulda coulda beat us this year - not so much the day after we beat them - but as they have watched us slide downhill since that day. I think we could beat them again tomorrow in Provo 51/49 oddds.



Go Cougs

Cougarfan87 wrote:
Most Asians are lactose intolerant--especially when it comes to milk.

Mars wrote:

Most Asians are lactose intolerant--especially when it comes to milk.

NO WONDER they're so healthy and live so long compared to Americans... :whistle:



:D