Anyone who thinks MBT is a bad QB really needs to widen their understanding of football. There was a stretch in the mid to late season where he was one of the top 2 QBs statistically. He marched the team and put them in positions to win the game. I’m not sold he’s the guy either BUT I’d welcome him back and let him compete. If it’s him and Arbuckle. Or him and Collaros.
https://3downnation.com/2019/12/18/p...e-coordinator/
Argos would be smart to make the call. Lolley would be my first choice at DC, very closely followed by Thorpe.
Would have liked to see Benevides join the Argos. So we'll see who they go with now.
Cory Chamblin is known as a defensive specialist; freed from the extra duties and stress of being a HC, he might excel now as just a DC - with more built-up CFL experience. Chamblin should be in the mix to be the "new" Argo DC; of course along with strong candidates like Claybrooks. Lolley and Thorpe ... now that Benevides is taken.
[QUOTE=argolio;147690]I used your very own criteria to compare our QBs. Your very own numbers say one was clearly better than the other.
Don't blame me for believing in your criteria more than you do.[/QUOTE
Not including the last 2 games in which MBT played only a half a game....
In 12 games MBT started, which included a shutout loss, the Argos scored an average of 22.8 points per game. Overall outscored by their opponents 337-274
In the 4 games he didn't start, they averaged 11.25, being outscored by their opponents overall 192-45.
Any Quarterback that doubles the output of the teams other QB in terms of points scored can't be that bad.
Nuff said.
It's us vs the rest of the country
You are all aware that this thread is about Ryan Dinwiddie becoming head coach of the Toronto Argonauts and not for the latest MBT pissing match right?
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Lol
1 disagreed with your definition of what it means for a QB to get shutout. Then I used your criteria to prove that one of our QBs was clearly better than the other. And according to your criteria, MBT's three in 16 ratio was better than two veteran starters, Mike Reilly (four in 16) and Trevor Harris (three in 13). Guess they should be REALLY embarrassed and fired by rockets into the sun.
Good luck to him!
Figured I'd bump this thread.
Marshall Ferguson interviewed Dinwiddie yesterday and played it on his show today. The interview is at the beginning of this hour, so no need to search for it.
https://www.tsn.ca/radio/hamilton-11...2021-1.1587136
It's us vs the rest of the country
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