Will our QB finally get the monkey off his back?

Will our QB finally start to respond well in big pressure games?


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Phrazbit

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Let’s not kid ourselves. If MOJG didn’t want Kyler to be their franchise QB, he’d be gone.

I think you're kidding yourself.

His contract made him immovable the last 2 years, even now it is still very prohibitive. This off season was the first time they might have been able to get off him but the available QBs out there would have led us to flushing another season as we wait for a rookie to develop or trot out Joe Flacco.
 

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I think you're kidding yourself.

His contract made him immovable the last 2 years, even now it is still very prohibitive. This off season was the first time they might have been able to get off him but the available QBs out there would have led us to flushing another season as we wait for a rookie to develop or trot out Joe Flacco.
We're holding formation for Sam Leavitt.
 
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The fact that he ranks well below career backups and guys who have only been in the league for a year or two is even more damning. He's only going to fall farther behind the young guys as they gain experience.
I disagree...it sounds damning out of context...but when a QB goes down, the OC changes the way he calls the game specifically to protect the ball...thats why you get fans all pissed when their backup QB doesnt pan out after he had gone years without a pick...during spot play they are protected...even when they get a chance to start for a while they are protected...short passes, screens..check downs...after they run the team a few games they OC starts opening up the playbook and thats when you start seeing these guys fail...start throwing 2 or 3 picks a game,,
so when you got a guy that has been in the league for years,...but has only really ever had spot play...his TD to INT ratio will look really good.
Versus a guy who has taken every snap for years
 
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I disagree...it sounds damning out of context...but when a QB goes down, the OC changes the way he calls the game specifically to protect the ball...thats why you get fans all pissed when their backup QB doesnt pan out after he had gone years without a pick...during spot play they are protected...even when they get a chance to start for a while they are protected...short passes, screens..check downs...after they run the team a few games they OC starts opening up the playbook and thats when you start seeing these guys fail...start throwing 2 or 3 picks a game,,
so when you got a guy that has been in the league for years,...but has only really ever had spot play...his TD to INT ratio will look really good.
Versus a guy who has taken every snap for years
that might not have made sense...Im high, keep chasing butterflies... but I stand by the point even if I cant explain it properly
 

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that might not have made sense...Im high, keep chasing butterflies... but I stand by the point even if I cant explain it properly

Been there. I have fired off many a 2am post and then reread it in the morning, baffled at my own meaning.
 

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You must have a different definition of "outstanding" from mine.

Ranking this year's 30 starting QBs with prior NFL experience, plus Jacoby Brissett just for fun, by career regular season Total TDs / Ints:
RankNamePassTDIntRushTDFLTD/Int
1​
Aaron Rodgers
503​
116​
35​
8​
4.64​
2​
Lamar Jackson
166​
49​
33​
15​
4.06​
3​
Jalen Hurts
85​
39​
55​
9​
3.59​
4​
Patrick Mahomes
245​
74​
14​
2​
3.50​
5​
Jayden Daniels
25​
9​
6​
0​
3.44​
6​
Russell Wilson
350​
111​
31​
11​
3.43​
7​
Justin Herbert
137​
45​
13​
1​
3.33​
8​
Caleb Williams
20​
6​
0​
2​
3.33​
9​
Joe Burrow
140​
46​
12​
1​
3.30​
10​
Josh Allen
195​
84​
65​
14​
3.10​
11​
Dak Prescott
213​
82​
29​
6​
2.95​
12​
Jacoby Brissett
53​
24​
15​
5​
2.83​
13​
Bo Nix
29​
12​
4​
0​
2.75​
14​
CJ Stroud
43​
17​
3​
3​
2.71​
15​
Brock Purdy
64​
27​
8​
0​
2.67​
16​
Jordan Love
60​
25​
5​
2​
2.60​
17​
Kyler Murray
115​
57​
31​
7​
2.56​
18​
Jared Goff
222​
94​
12​
8​
2.49​
19​
Tua Tagovailoa
100​
44​
6​
5​
2.41​
20​
Matthew Stafford
377​
188​
15​
7​
2.09​
21​
Justin Fields
45​
31​
19​
2​
2.06​
22​
Baker Mayfield
171​
90​
10​
4​
2.01​
23​
Daniel Jones
70​
47​
15​
7​
1.81​
24​
Trevor Lawrence
69​
46​
14​
6​
1.80​
25​
Drake Maye
15​
10​
2​
2​
1.70​
26​
Joe Flacco
257​
162​
16​
5​
1.69​
27​
Bryce Young
26​
19​
6​
1​
1.68​
28​
Sam Darnold
98​
68​
14​
6​
1.65​
29​
Geno Smith
105​
72​
12​
6​
1.63​
30​
Michael Penix
3​
3​
1​
0​
1.33​
31​
Spencer Rattler
4​
5​
0​
0​
0.80​

Ranking by career regular season Passing TDs / Ints:
RankNamePassTDIntRushTDFLPassTD/Int
1​
Aaron Rodgers
503​
116​
35​
8​
4.34​
2​
Lamar Jackson
166​
49​
33​
15​
3.39​
3​
Caleb Williams
20​
6​
0​
2​
3.33​
4​
Patrick Mahomes
245​
74​
14​
2​
3.31​
5​
Russell Wilson
350​
111​
31​
11​
3.15​
6​
Justin Herbert
137​
45​
13​
1​
3.04​
7​
Joe Burrow
140​
46​
12​
1​
3.04​
8​
Jayden Daniels
25​
9​
6​
0​
2.78​
9​
Dak Prescott
213​
82​
29​
6​
2.60​
10​
CJ Stroud
43​
17​
3​
3​
2.53​
11​
Bo Nix
29​
12​
4​
0​
2.42​
12​
Jordan Love
60​
25​
5​
2​
2.40​
13​
Brock Purdy
64​
27​
8​
0​
2.37​
14​
Jared Goff
222​
94​
12​
8​
2.36​
15​
Josh Allen
195​
84​
65​
14​
2.32​
16​
Tua Tagovailoa
100​
44​
6​
5​
2.27​
17​
Jacoby Brissett
53​
24​
15​
5​
2.21​
18​
Jalen Hurts
85​
39​
55​
9​
2.18​
19​
Kyler Murray
115​
57​
31​
7​
2.02​
20​
Matthew Stafford
377​
188​
15​
7​
2.01​
21​
Baker Mayfield
171​
90​
10​
4​
1.90​
22​
Joe Flacco
257​
162​
16​
5​
1.59​
23​
Trevor Lawrence
69​
46​
14​
6​
1.50​
24​
Drake Maye
15​
10​
2​
2​
1.50​
25​
Daniel Jones
70​
47​
15​
7​
1.49​
26​
Geno Smith
105​
72​
12​
6​
1.46​
27​
Justin Fields
45​
31​
19​
2​
1.45​
28​
Sam Darnold
98​
68​
14​
6​
1.44​
29​
Bryce Young
26​
19​
6​
1​
1.37​
30​
Michael Penix
3​
3​
1​
0​
1.00​
31​
Spencer Rattler
4​
5​
0​
0​
0.80​

Yep, there he is, "outstanding" in the lower half of the rankings, below his backup.

If you really believe that Murray's "touchdown to interception ratio for his career is outstanding", perhaps that explains your irrationally rabid defense of the guy. Or maybe you're just trolling?? Honest question.
Truth hurts.
 

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when they get a chance to start for a while they are protected...short passes, screens..check downs...after they run the team a few games they OC starts opening up the playbook and thats when you start seeing these guys fail.
So KM in a nutshell
 

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