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  • Marc Bulger maturing as QB

    Four games... here are the stats:

    139 attempts, 96 completions, 1,201 yards, 4 TDs, 2 INTs. Passer rating 99.2.

    Marc is playing in control, he's avoiding the big mistakes for the most part, and he's looking like a leader.

    The Rams have a good young QB in Bulger.

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    Re: Marc Bulger maturing as QB

    Avenger, I totally agree. MB is looking good, solid. I'm glad we have No. 10 as our QB. :helmet:

    Fine performance Vs. Frisco tonight.

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    • #3
      Re: Marc Bulger maturing as QB

      He's been one of few bright spots in the first 3 games of the season. He continued to look good in tonight's game. He is looking a lot more mature out there. Way to go 10! Keep it up against the Squawks.

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      • #4
        Re: Marc Bulger maturing as QB

        Glad to see Bulger looking sharp out there. Hopefully it carries over to the Seahawks game, which will be our biggest test of the season.

        I think he only has 1101 yards through the air on the season though, not 1201.
        Last edited by Nick; -10-03-2004, 09:19 PM.

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        • #5
          Re: Marc Bulger maturing as QB

          I hate to blow up your celebration.....but Bulger faced zero pressure tonight from a bad ***** front 4 and faced no blitzing.....

          When he sees pressure (See the Atlanta game, and the Lions game in 03) he throws it up and makes bad decisions.....

          Oh, and I believe that the Hawk's #1 rated scoring D (see the nfl.com stats) knows this and will bring it to Marc.....

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          • #6
            Re: Marc Bulger maturing as QB

            Bulger had a 102.2 passer rating against Atlanta.


            Maybe you should do your homework and then comment. Otherwise, you just look silly.

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            • #7
              Re: Marc Bulger maturing as QB

              He didn't look all that good in the end zone after tunring it over for a score....I don't mind silly.....it happens to everyone, LOL

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              • #8
                Re: Marc Bulger maturing as QB

                He was blindsided on that play because Pace allowed the DE to get close enough to reach out and hit the ball.


                Appparently, the only people who think that was Bulger's fault are Seahawk fans and Uber-Warnerites.

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                • #9
                  Re: Marc Bulger maturing as QB

                  Bulger was money. He showed he can move the ball around and had complete command of his game tonight. I know he gave the sea chickens something to think about.

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                  • #10
                    Re: Marc Bulger maturing as QB

                    Bulger is playing really well so far.I like the fact that he is spreading the ball around more and not zeroing in on Holt like he did last year.He is definitely maturing and continues to remain calm under pressure.
                    ST.LOUIS RAMS:THE MOST FRUSTRATING TEAM IN THE NFL!!!

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                    • #11
                      Re: Marc Bulger maturing as QB

                      you just look silly
                      I can think of a couple more words for it. But they don't belong here.

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                      • #12
                        Re: Marc Bulger maturing as QB

                        Bulger is playing well. :smug: :helmet:

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                        • #13
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                          Congrats to MB from a very well executed game. He might just make this team after all...

                          :redface:
                          This space for rent...

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                          • #14
                            Re: Marc Bulger maturing as QB

                            Originally posted by NickSeiler
                            Glad to see Bulger looking sharp out there. Hopefully it carries over to the Seahawks game, which will be our biggest test of the season.

                            I think he only has 1101 yards through the air on the season though, not 1201.
                            You are correct. My bad. His rating is 96.2.

                            Still, pretty darn good start if you ask me.

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                            • #15
                              Re: Marc Bulger maturing as QB

                              Some other stats that look pretty good.


                              Completion %:

                              2003: 63.2
                              2004: 69.1

                              Yards Per Attempt:

                              2003: 7.22
                              2004: 7.92

                              Interception %:

                              2003: 4.1
                              2004: 1.4

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                                .... 2001-2006 ....

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                                65.1 Comp %, 250.1 YPG, 95 TD, 59 INT, 90 + QB RATE ....

                                36-24 Record (.600 Pct) as starter ...

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                                -12-02-2008, 01:28 PM
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                                Not sure if this is interesting to anyone but me, but a friend of mine keeps calling Bulger a product of the system because he has had Torry Holt to throw to. It kinda got annoying so I looked up all the games between the 2004 and 2006 seasons in which Bulger and Holt have played together. There are 11 games in which Holt had 51 yards or fewer. These are Bulger's QB rating and yards for those 11 games:

                                2006 QB rating Yards

                                @SF 81.1 (185)
                                @GB 112.2 (220)
                                @SD 109.1 (327)
                                KC 106.6 (354)
                                SF 80.6 (201)

                                2005

                                @SEA 90.0 (304)

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                                @SF 103.1 (186)
                                @MIA 80.6 (295)
                                SEA 100.4 (262)
                                @GB 97.1 (448)
                                @ATL 99.6 (299)

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                                This is my first time doing this, so if I messed something up, or any stats are wrong, let me know.
                                -05-28-2007, 05:14 PM
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                                I included completion percentage because I think it underscores the point that Bulger didn't just fluke his way into the team's record book because of longevity. His accuracy is his best weapon, and, of course, if he were a bad QB longevity wouldn't be a factor anyway. Bulger has the second best completion percentage of any regular (i.e. not a backup) Rams QB. Only Kurt Warner tops him in that department with a 66.4% line.

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