Rourke giving up the ghost.
Honestly, the NFL puts so much value of NFL snaps in the regular season. Peterman has thrown all of 160 passes in 5 career starts completing 85 passes. or 82 for 155 in his 5 starts as he did some mop up duty once. For 712 yards (140 yards per game for each start) 4 TD and 13 picks.....Meanwhile Raiders signed Nathan Petermann today. NFL is absolutely horrendous at talent evaluation in so many instances...
Agreed. But it's just insanity to me though. No doubt Tommy DeVito is gonna ride out those 6 incredibly mediocre games he played last year to a 10 year NFL career as well. Just blows my mind how hyper fixated they get on that "experience", when it's just random chance as to who gets injured in front of you...Honestly, the NFL puts so much value of NFL snaps in the regular season. Peterman has thrown all of 160 passes in 5 career starts completing 85 passes. or 82 for 155 in his 5 starts as he did some mop up duty once. For 712 yards (140 yards per game for each start) 4 TD and 13 picks.....
Nick Mullens, CJ Bethard, among others who were not 1st rounders but due to injury luck to the starter got NFL snaps, thus are always ahead of guys like a Rourke or anyone who comes from the spring leagues.
Unless you are absolutely great on the whiteboard to help the starter out, which maybe guys like Chase Daniel were, I don't see how you base QB2 or 3 on a guy with fewer than 10 starts over someone with no NFL regular season starts.Agreed. But it's just insanity to me though. No doubt Tommy DeVito is gonna ride out those 6 incredibly mediocre games he played last year to a 10 year NFL career as well. Just blows my mind how hyper fixated they get on that "experience", when it's just random chance as to who gets injured in front of you...
It's a reality in the NFL. Which is why guys like Cam/Kap never get looked at as a backup. More talented than virtually all backups, but those guys, to quote the Rock, "Know their role". Not there to compete with the starter, but to help them via film study.Peterman is one of those guys now where he knows enough people around the league that someone will vouch to bring him into camp. Not sure who it is on the Raiders, but he was there once before. Josh Johnson is in the same catergory, that dude was in it to be Baltimore's backup, and stunk up the joint, but he knows systems and playbooks, and when you've been around, that's really all what anyone wants.
Hits keep coming for the Vikings...
Hits keep coming for the Vikings...
He got his big payday, so he needs to consider his life after football. He's not getting a 3rd contract. Might also want to wear that extra padded helmet when he returns.Ward is 27, but his NFL days sure seem numbered. He keeps having concussion problems.
To quote Stephen King's The Stand:
No great loss.