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Also, that was the point I was apparently open to trading for Watson, so I was delirious with a deficiency of vitamin QB.

Yea. If we’re judging them right now, they’re all busts. Cuz none have them have been worth a poo. All of them could improve though. Except maybe Mac Jones. He capped out in college.

What? I never denied liking Zach Wilson… I thought he looked really good. Looking like I was wrong for now

And that was a bs roughing call. Rolled away from him, was in the air when the ball was released

Lol how many times have you seen a ref throw himself in front of a qb to protect him

Yea his posting the past few weeks have made it clear he doesn’t know football or its rules

Love him. My favorite QB prospect since Luck. Great decision making and ability to read the field is what sets him apart from most prospects. His touch and accuracy are also elite. His worst aspect is his athleticism and that’s still at least average.

Anybody is more fun to watch than Bridgewater. At least Darnold, Mayfield and Walker were like bad B movies. Bridgewater was 3 hours of Ben Stein reading the dictionary.

I’d be open to the possibility

If there’s a defensive coach who isn’t antiquated like Rivera, Wilks, etc I’d be fine with him. But most are. My main problem with Wilks as HC next year is that he’s not a good HC

Seemed to me it was because even when there wasn’t pressure, he reacted as if there was because the line was so bad most of the time. That’s the problem with stats, no context.

I honestly think he’ll do ok. Broncos have a solid defense but our OL is infinitely better than when Darnold was starting last year and Darnold’s problem is getting skittish under pressure. When he has time he’s a decent QB

He was terrible at that job. He definitely lost games. Every time the game was close late he crapped the bed.

If the point is to win games, he was just as bad. He might put up some numbers but he’s as anti-clutch as they come and his scaredy way of playing hurts the team more than his ability to inch down the field helps it.

Easily Stroud, second choice would be Young. None of the others impress me

Definitely a false start but that’s the kind of thing all refs have been letting go all year. Tackles have been leaving before the ball every game I’ve seen

Ffs if Burns hadn’t tracked the RB on that Lamar run Lamar woulda given the ball to the RB and he woulda got more than 12. No one was over there.

Hrm. Looked pretty rough to me…hit by two guys in mid air..

Man that line gave Baker all day on that check down. Our line is set for a long time if we resign Bozeman

Eh no. He’s a good coach but too old and I don’t think he’d be successful here

If anyone actually says we should take a QB with our first pick no matter who had already been taken, they should be ignored. “QB or bust” isn’t a defendable argument. But if we have a chance at a guy the team believes in we should do anything in our power to go get him. Stroud and Young are those type of guys, just depends on which the new coach will prefer. But you don’t take Levis or Hooker or some other less talented guy at the top of the first just because you need a QB. If we’re picking at 3 and there is no way to move up for Stroud or Young, we try to trade down or take whoever is top on our board and maybe Levis, Hooker or one of the other guys is available at the top of the 2nd and if the team believes they’re a good value there we roll the dice with a 2nd round pick. Same strategy we used last draft. Didn’t reach for Pickett because neither he nor any of the other QBs were high talent guys. But when the value was right and a guy with potential was available we went and got him. tldr: there’s a lot more nuance than most here (and Darin gantt) like to spend brain cells on

One thing I liked, on that Burns sack he had to presence of mind to peel off and jump for the bat down in case Mariota got the pass off. Smart

Trash coach, threw his players under the bus, stubbornly held back talent. No thanks, he stuck around 6 years too long. Even Rhule might have been able to have a “winning record” with the generational talents we had those years.