B.C.FAN wrote:
Jennings completed five passes of 30 yards or more in this game. It took until the sixth game of the year to reach that total under Lulay. Jennings opens up the offence and makes plays. A lot of it is by scrambling on his own and finding receivers open downfield, then hitting them on the fly. The Lions have lived and died with a short-passing possession offence for years. It requires purrfect execution to move the ball successfully, and it's easy for defences to cheat by stacking the box against the run and committing eight pass defenders to stopping the short passing game.
Yes.
Lulay could once do a lot of the things that Jennings has been doing but Lulay has never had the arm strength and accuracy of Jennings and he can no longer throw on the run. The comparison between Jennings and Printers is obvious. On the postgame show on TSN 1040 the commentators kept alluding to Printers without naming him. Everyone knows that didn't end well. For now, the Lions just have to ride Jennings as long and far as he will carry them.
Yes, again.
Without naming Printers? LOL ... He brought us to a Grey Cup. He didn't get to play in it. Some fans still remember him with affection. Always good with the fans, it seems to me. And could he ever play. Oh yes. Jennings is seemingly equally effective, but somehow less spectacular, quieter. Same results, different style. Jennings is so calm, he almost shows no pulse. Like a good surgeon. LOL
Boy, did we score with this guy. NFL, keep your mitts off. He does not look anything like Russell Wilson.

Ummm ... in fact ...
These smaller, mobile, very, very effective QBs used to be the prerogative of the CFL. Those days are past.
John Madden's Team Policies: Be on time. Pay attention. Play like hell on game day.
Jimmy Johnson's Game Keys: Protect the ball. Make plays.
Walter Payton's Advice to Kids: Play hard. Play fair. Have fun.