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Is Palmer playing?

Cactus Jack wrote:Is Palmer playing?

Going through concussion protocol, so they say Stanton is likely to play.

If Stanton is starting, then it should be a good close game. If Palmer's ready, then probably not.

I think the Niners will play it tight regardless of who starts at qb for the Cards. Expecting a low scoring affair.

Palmer has been ruled out!

Stanton vs. Gabbert

Arizona should win with Stanton anyway.

therealbig3 wrote:Arizona should win with Stanton anyway.

Idk bout that. Whoever doesn't turn the ball over more will win. I give the slight edge to Gabbert. Will be a really ugly game tho.

This game could look like the Niners/Rams game from week 1.

Cactus Jack wrote:

therealbig3 wrote:Arizona should win with Stanton anyway.

Idk bout that. Whoever doesn't turn the ball over more will win. I give the slight edge to Gabbert. Will be a really ugly game tho.

Stanton has proven to be a competant backup. If I was a betting man I'd put my money on him outplaying Gabbert....Cards are bound to turn it around defensively on a short week.

The Regime wrote:

Cactus Jack wrote:

therealbig3 wrote:Arizona should win with Stanton anyway.

Idk bout that. Whoever doesn't turn the ball over more will win. I give the slight edge to Gabbert. Will be a really ugly game tho.

Stanton has proven to be a competant backup. If I was a betting man I'd put my money on him outplaying Gabbert....Cards are bound to turn it around defensively on a short week.

I don't see it.

OnceUponADime wrote:This game could look like the Niners/Rams game from week 1.

no it wont. Both these QBs can throw farther than what's his name

ErnieDiGregorio wrote:

OnceUponADime wrote:This game could look like the Niners/Rams game from week 1.

no it wont. Both these QBs can throw farther than what's his name

Better QB's than Keenum? Not really.

Keenum's average yards per throw for his career is 6.68. Stanton's is 6.47 & Gabbert's is a whopping 6.04. Keenum's overall numbers would indicate that he's better than both actually.

Cactus Jack wrote:

ErnieDiGregorio wrote:

OnceUponADime wrote:This game could look like the Niners/Rams game from week 1.

no it wont. Both these QBs can throw farther than what's his name

Better QB's than Keenum? Not really.

Keenum's average yards per throw for his career is 6.68. Stanton's is 6.47 & Gabbert's is a whopping 6.04. Keenum's overall numbers would indicate that he's better than both actually.

I was kidding around. I dont care what the actual stats are for that triangle of suck.

After watching Gabbert against our average (that was a charitable assessment of the Cowboys defense) team, and after watching Chip Kelly's play calling, I am convinced Gabbert will die against the Cardinals. Those lads hit a whole lot harder than my heroes.

Honey badger suppose to play in the box and at CB for the first time this season. Hoping it has the cam chanclor effect when he rejoined Seahawks.


As for Stanton yeah he's up and down but to me David Johnson is better then 80% of the leagues HB he should be getting 25 touches a game

NaturalBuns wrote:Honey badger suppose to play in the box and at CB for the first time this season. Hoping it has the cam chanclor effect when he rejoined Seahawks.


As for Stanton yeah he's up and down but to me David Johnson is better then 80% of the leagues HB he should be getting 25 touches a game

Well David Johnson off to a good start. Stanton pretty shaky but looks like he might be calming down.

Damn... Brock gets killed by his own teammate.

Great QB play here