It was on Fox, halftime, I think.Any links to his highlights? Didn't see anything on espn
AJ will be the starter for the rest of the season... or at least they're saying Dalton is out for the rest of the season. I thought AJ looked okay today. The pick six was an odd looking play. It didn't look like an inaccurate throw... the DB just jumped all over the route. The second pick was a bad throw -- maybe the only really bad throw I recall seeing him make.
He really has a chance to make some money here. If he plays well to end the season, other teams may give him consideration in the offseason as the ponder QB changes. It worked out well for the likes of Matt Cassel.
AJ is in a good position to succeed. That is a good roster.
No. The Falcons are quite content with embarrassment.maybe the Falcons will sign him and trade away Ryan
Just like their MLB counterpart, the Braves. Content with mediocrity and falling shortNo. The Falcons are quite content with embarrassment.
The Falcons would have to start playing better to reach mediocrity.Just like their MLB counterpart, the Braves. Content with mediocrity and falling short
I know Ryan has made some terrible decisions lately, I can't hardly blame him. Every time I watch the Falcons, he's running for his life. Until they get an offensive line, they won't do much.maybe the Falcons will sign him and trade away Ryan
Just like their MLB counterpart, the Braves. Content with mediocrity and falling short
Until people stop coming to the games. We moved from Atlanta to Colorado 2 years ago but I stopped going to Braves games some time around 2009. If you're not going to spend money, why own a sports team? I don't get it.Just like their MLB counterpart, the Braves. Content with mediocrity and falling short
While I agree that the entire play was poorly executed, some of it was on AJ. He was falling away from the throw. He got away with that a lot in college, but that's not gonna fly in the NFL. Im sure he'll learn. He has a great opportunity to prove himself with Dalton out for the season. Let's hope he makes the most of it.AJ's first pick was caused more by the receiver backing away from the throw instead of coming back to AJ than it was AJ's fault. Now the second pick was all AJ. Also AJ had the 8th best day for a passer this weekend out of 30 teams so that should tell you something.
With the amount of fluff that was on that ball, and the defender watching it, it still is probably picked off. But James Harrison had a lot to do with that pick as well. When you see that monster come of the end, I think anyone would panic a little.While I agree that the entire play was poorly executed, some of it was on AJ. He was falling away from the throw. He got away with that a lot in college, but that's not gonna fly in the NFL. Im sure he'll learn. He has a great opportunity to prove himself with Dalton out for the season. Let's hope he makes the most of it.