
Cian Fahey is Back on Twitter
Remember the Irish dude with the horrendous takes who blocked half of Eagles Twitter and resigned from ESPN after five months?
That’s the guy. He does the “Pre Snap Reads” website, which hasn’t been updated since April. I was particularly fond of the Carson Wentz: Blake Bortles story and the one time he ranked Dak Prescott as the NFL’s 5th-best quarterback.
Apparently he took a social media break but resurfaced a while back with a new Patreon site, which I probably will not read.
But I just thought we’d take a few minutes on this summer Friday to revisit some of his dumbest takes of all time:
Nothing about Wentz’s rookie season suggested he fit Lurie’s definition of a franchise quarterback: “someone who has the physical talent, the mental leadership qualities, and mental toughness to be a consistently winning quarterback that puts you in contention to win a championship. He has to have that ‘it’ factor. The single most important trait is the mental fortitude to handle the challenges that face a young quarterback. He has to be a smart quarterback — in today’s NFL, quarterbacks have to routinely make intricate decisions in 2.5 seconds or less.”
Sure, Wentz could get better. He might actually turn into the generational talent he’s often described as, but there’s no rational reason to expect him to.
Ranking quarterbacks:
I see my boy Cian Fahey is back on twitter. Just so y'all know, he's ranked Jacoby Brissett, Tyrod Taylor and Trubisky ahead of Stafford, Big Ben, Cousins and Wilson. Two of those guys might not start the majority of their teams games but hey, he's the QB rankings guru.
— Geoff Schwartz (@geoffschwartz) August 3, 2018
https://twitter.com/pmc1423/status/1021763849127702528
Ah yes, good stuff. I too would rank Tyrod Taylor ahead of Carson Wentz and Dak Prescott 14 spots in front of Jared Goff. Mitch Trubisky is definitely a top-10 NFL QB.
On Oregon quarterback Vernon Adams:
https://twitter.com/hughbjanus/status/1024720591306321921
Adams went undrafted in 2016.
I also enjoyed his analysis of Deshaun Watson:
Some excerpts from Cian Fahey's "analysis" of Watson. pic.twitter.com/lKkKi7srAG
— Woody Whitehurst – Women’s Lacrosse Supporter (@woodywhitehurst) October 1, 2017
And I think he just nailed it here:
Also here:
On if Carson Wentz will come back to haunt the Browns, Cian Fahey laughs. "I can't imagine that he will. He can't throw the ball downfield."
— Jordan Zirm (@JordanZirm) March 16, 2017
Welcome back, Cian.