Foles highlights, 2015

Just the thought of using 2015, Foles, and highlights in the same sentence turns my stomach. More accurate would be 2015, overpaid, headcase, bust.

PA Ram wrote:

Show that to potential trade partners and don’t let them see anything else. We could get a 1st rounder. Of course if they see the meltdown stuff–well, that’s gonna subtract more than these highlights add and…not good.

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zn is obviously trying to start a QB-Controversy.

He’s nefarious, that way.

I remember when he posted TJ Rubley highlights. Totally ruined Everett’s
confidence, back in 93.
Btw, who was the Rams “offensive assistant” back in 1993?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1993_Los_Angeles_Rams_season#Personnel

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Professional career

Rubley was selected by the Los Angeles Rams in the ninth round (228th pick overall) of the 1992 NFL Draft. He spent his rookie season as the team’s inactive third quarterback.

Rubley saw action in two NFL seasons in 1993 and 1995. He started 7 games for the Rams during the 1993 season. With limited playing time and being waived numerous times by NFL teams, Rubley found success with the Rhein Fire of the WLAF and played briefly with Hamilton Tiger-Cats and Winnipeg Blue Bombers of the CFL.

Perhaps his most infamous moment in the NFL came as a Green Bay Packer in a 1995 game against the Minnesota Vikings. Both starting quarterback Brett Favre and back-up quarterback Ty Detmer got injured in the game, but the Packers and Vikings were tied 24-24 with less than a minute to go and the Packers with the ball on the Minnesota 38-yard line. On 3rd and 1, coach Mike Holmgren called for a quarterback sneak. However, Rubley, the only remaining quarterback for the Packers, audibled and called a roll-out. He passed the ball and it was quickly intercepted, giving Minnesota the ball and eventually, the win.
Post-football career

Rubley served as a consultant for the film The Replacements, specifically coaching Keanu Reeves in his role as the starting quarterback for the fictional Washington Sentinels.[3]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T._J._Rubley

bnw wrote:

Mike Martz! Max-Q!

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Yes, he was in training back then. Learning
to be a paranoid, suspicious, authoritarian, bad-drafting,
stubborn, over-sensitive, offensive wizard.

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