I have decided to start a new Rubric. Once a week I will write a post about a random subject. Having the subject coming out of MY head, it can be about anything. I constantly have a lot of random "Why?" and "How does?" questions floating around in my head. I will try to explain how I arrived to the subject at hand and promise to do diligent research on Wikipedia and provide you, the unfortunate reader, with either the interesting or unusual bits of info. YOU'VE BEEN WARNED! In addition to that I have a slight fetish for trivia. The rubric will be called: Things you never cared to know about Today's topic is Mayonnaise . How did I arrive to that? As I was making breakfast in the morning, I decided that I wanted to take a pita pocket and stuff it with something. The pitas are usually fairly dry, and you have to toast them. I did not have Hummus or Babaganoush (GOD! I just love saying BA-BA-GA-NOUSHHHHHHHHH!) I put a little Mayo inside to soften it up. So, ther...
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But if you remember I had my reservations. Overall, after looking at a bunch of replays and listening to analysis of people know more about Football then I do, I can see that during the game (and intercepted plays) he did the things he KNEW needed to be done. He was moving to avoid a sack, and getting rid of the ball. The problem was that recievers made mistakes when reading him after the play broke, stopping during plays or not separating themselves from the secondaries. Hence the miscues.
We have a QB now that is intelligent, mobile and not afraid of long passes. I will agree that a QB does not make a team, but a good QB has a chance of making them better.
He is a bit reckless it seems, but that reminded me of early Favre. Favre had winning games with 4 intersections :) Now if only WR could get attuned to him, but that will take time. Good summer camp or no, it's not enough until the season starts.