For Those Looking to Rebuild a QB

[Harry]

How about Tua Tagovailoa? Supposedly he’s out. In 2024 he completed 73% of his passes, throwing for 19 TDs against 7 interceptions. He was sacked 21 times so he’s used to being buried. He was the second rated QB coming out of college, and joined a bad Miami team. He’s never been sacked less than 20 times in a season. Not surprisingly he’s been hurt often. He was once a dual threat QB, but a college ankle injury has seemingly reduced his running. His final year at Bama he had 33TDs against 3 interceptions. He was undoubted ruined by the Fins. I’m not sure he could bounce back, but I like him more than the other clear options. He’s not a quick study. It’s complicated, but there was once potentially a top QB there.

 

[oaken1]

Dude has more concussions than TD's and is a single hit away from full on dementia.

not a serious consideration as a long term solution certainly

 

[PDXChris]

Nope, he is one hit away from the nursing home. He needs to retire for his health and safety.

 

[az jam]

I like him but it's the concussions that will scare most teams away. Too much risk from a career ending hit.

 

[ajcardfan]

Not only no, but hell no.

 

[Weenus O'Baggins]

How about Tua Tagovailoa? Supposedly he’s out. In 2024 he completed 73% of his passes, throwing for 19 TDs against 7 interceptions. He was sacked 21 times so he’s used to being buried. He was the second rated QB coming out of college, and joined a bad Miami team. He’s never been sacked less than 20 times in a season. Not surprisingly he’s been hurt often. He was once a dual threat QB, but a college ankle injury has seemingly reduced his running. His final year at Bama he had 33TDs against 3 interceptions. He was undoubted ruined by the Fins. I’m not sure he could bounce back, but I like him more than the other clear options. He’s not a quick study. It’s complicated, but there was once potentially a top QB there.

Sure if he came cheap enough to rebuild the offensive line then he would be a good lead vet with Brissett as the backup

 

[slanidrac16]

Dude has more concussions than TD's and is a single hit away from full on dementia.

not a serious consideration as a long term solution certainly

Good point.

 

[PJ1]

No way. May as well start JB as Tua won’t last long.

 

[Mulli]

No one in that building is qualified to rebuild a QB, OLine, or sand castle.

 

[PDXChris]

If the Giants stay at #1 and they go QB, maybe we trade for Dart?

 

[BooksOrangePlanet]

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[BullheadCardFan]

Bottom line is we have no one to develop him and structure a game plan for him

 

[BooksOrangePlanet]

brissett's durability is an anomaly most qbs don't possess - he gets hit more than the sweet sticky ganja i hold in my non typing hand

kurt warner was the same way but palmer didn't fair as well because fragile qbs don't last in az - the insurance rates alone are a mother******

 

[Cardiac]

Didn't Tua have a serious hip injury in college? As many have stated his concussion history makes it a no go.

 

[BooksOrangePlanet]

Didn't Tua have a serious hip injury in college? As many have stated his concussion history makes it a no go.

no salvage titles in az

 

[GatorAZ]

Tua sucked even when he was good. He was a product of Mike McDaniel and Tyreek Hill.

 

[Weenus O'Baggins]

I think Harry has a really good idea here. Paired with Brissett you limit the injury risk and you have a large amount of upside.

 

[Weenus O'Baggins]

No one in that building is qualified to rebuild a QB, OLine, or sand castle.

This is true. Putting Tua in this situation is disaster. All of my off season talk is with the hope of widespread changes.

 

[Russ Smith]

If the Giants stay at #1 and they go QB, maybe we trade for Dart?

They probably won't but apparently they've been having consersation with Dart about he HAS to start sliding because of all the big hits he's taking.

When he plays he's been really good

 

[Dayman]

After years of hearing people complain about Kyler's inability to strand in the pocket and take hits, it would be absolutely hilarious to see him be replaced by Tua.

 

[Mulli]

This is true. Putting Tua in this situation is disaster. All of my off season talk is with the hope of widespread changes.

It is possible to rebuild 4 out of the five oline spots, like the Bears did, but expensive

 

[JohnnyCakes]

How about Tua Tagovailoa? Supposedly he’s out. In 2024 he completed 73% of his passes, throwing for 19 TDs against 7 interceptions. He was sacked 21 times so he’s used to being buried. He was the second rated QB coming out of college, and joined a bad Miami team. He’s never been sacked less than 20 times in a season. Not surprisingly he’s been hurt often. He was once a dual threat QB, but a college ankle injury has seemingly reduced his running. His final year at Bama he had 33TDs against 3 interceptions. He was undoubted ruined by the Fins. I’m not sure he could bounce back, but I like him more than the other clear options. He’s not a quick study. It’s complicated, but there was once potentially a top QB there.

Burrow

 

[JohnnyCakes]

It is possible to rebuild 4 out of the five oline spots, like the Bears did, but expensive

Correct, overhaul the interior at least

 

[JohnnyCakes]

After years of hearing people complain about Kyler's inability to strand in the pocket and take hits, it would be absolutely hilarious to see him be replaced by Tua.

Tua LIERALLY needs 2 years of non contact just for his own sake

 

[JohnnyCakes]

brissett's durability is an anomaly most qbs don't possess - he gets hit more than the sweet sticky ganja i hold in my non typing hand

kurt warner was the same way but palmer didn't fair as well because fragile qbs don't last in az - the insurance rates alone are a mother******

this is good, lololol