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If he goes to the Chargers, that may be the new power in that division. I could see him taking Herbert to the next level.

The answer is clear. Bring back Vinny Testaverde.

Given what he said to the Jets on the way out and his performance since then, I think his motivation is pretty limited. Even if it isn't, his confidence and ability are not at an NFL level. I have zero doubts he will just continue to be the same QB he has always been. It may take a little time, but he has never strayed far from his baseline playing level.

Soooo....what happened in 2021?

Watch us get stomped in our most winnable remaining game. Wilks playing 5D chess.

Yeah, not sure you are judging him correctly. Winston has broken 4k yards three times in his career. Are you saying he is a better QB? Carson Wentz has broken 3k yards 5 times in his career. Are you saying he is a better QB?

Nick Saban also wears lifted shoes, apparently. He is supposedly a bit sensitive about being a little fella.

TMJ too. He had some key drops.

TBH....very much unsure on that. Need to see more of his tape from before 2022.

1. is based on what the FO and scouting department think. There are ample instances of people thinking that X QB was a surefire thing. It's acknowledged that risk is involved. I think the issues with Richardson are 100% with the tape. His tools are fine.

Richardson is a project that has a very large likelihood of not being ever completed, so taking him in the top 10 would likely be a massive mistake. Not to mention a player like that would be in desperate need of a good QB coach to help them develop properly. That will be the same with any project QB with a steeper learning curve. So the questions to answer are(in order): 1. Is there a surefire franchise QB(or QB's) available? 2. Is there a developmental QB prospect worth taking in the top 10? 3. Is there a top end project QB(or QB's) that you don't consider top 10 draft worthy? You basically adjust your draft strategy around that if you are a QB desperate team the way that we are. The lower end options also include having to resort to a stop gap FA option.....again.

Richardson is a huge project. More of a project than even Corral was. We have zero use for that currently Jefferson I do like quite a bit but, again, not a day one starter for sure.

Richardson is the guy I actually want no parts of. Everything about him says huge bust. If he is smart he goes back to school and really doubles down on improving as a passer. It's fine to be a big athlete with a great skill set but you have to actually be able to pass the ball effectively at an NFL level. Currently he is arguably the worst QB in the SEC, which isn't a good starting point. I would DEFINITELY take KJ Jefferson over Richardson. To me that isn't even a real discussion. Jefferson is worlds better than Richardson.

1. Young 2. Stroud 3. Levis

I don't think it's locked up yet but it's pretty tough to see that 180 happening.

25-13 Ravens

Yeah, Baker is even more cringey after we see how disappointing he has been.

Couldn't happen to a better franchise.

No one loves a snow game with that much snow. No one.

Man, what an impressive young man. Motivated, high energy, having fun, polite, respectful, hard working, leadership ability. If he can just keep healthy, he might be one of the best ever to put on the uniform for us.

Hopefully Davood Tipper will listen. Great report there by Danny Tewtan.

Multiple research studies have suggested there is a link between artifical turf and higher injury rates. The NFL is saying different yet don't offer much to back up these claims. They say it could be weather, cleats, etc. Strange how that mirrors their long term defense against head injuries. The bottom line is that you can't trust the NFL because they care about their bottom line above anything else.