Davidson Deac II

In fairness, Anderson does have to play behind Greg Dortch and some other guy.

I give more credit to Shanahan. I don't think we would be much better with Jimmy G than we are with Mayfield/Darnold/PJ.

I said coaching staff, but it wasn't just the coach. The GM's (Hurney and DG) played a huge role in the lack of talent on offense. Gettleman's obsession with size over actual talent hurt us on offense.

Its sad watching how well the forty whiners use CMC as an integrated part of an effective offense. Watching us run him into the ground thru the years, while other decent backs sat on the bench just shows how bad our coaching was.

Agreed, Marvel has to many movies/characters now. The comic book fans might still go, but I think the rest of them are starting to lose interest. Although the most recent black panther movie seems to be doing extremely well.

Sometimes, they weren't really meh in college, they were just on meh teams.

With the exception of the Bungles game, we have been playing better. But Baltimore is very good team. I would say about 1 chance in in 7.

Personally, I think PJ has a better shot at being here next year than Darnold or Baker do. Draft a QB, keep Corral, and maybe have PJ as the third qb. Let Baker and Darnold be some other team's problem.

Ok, that one made me laugh a little.

He is in one of the better NFL divisions and had a 500 record with Taylor Heinke as his qb. So far, he is doing a fantastic job this year.

They also didn't have the best coaching staff during the Rivers years. For the life of me, I never understood firing Schotenheimer and hiring Norv.

Watching the Chargers and can't help but think that they have had some of the better quarterbacks in NFL history. Dan Fouts, Philip Rivers, Drew Brees (for a short time) and now Justin Herbert appears to be good. And yet, not a single SB appearance for any of them. Their one SB appearance was with Stan Humphries at qb. I don't think there is another team in the NFL that has done so little with so much.

Eventually, he will need to learn to get the ball out quicker. If he can do that, and be accurate, he could be very good. If not, his path will be more difficult.

He has played well, no doubt about it. But at some point, defenses will just play contain and he will have to beat people with his arm. In truth, Detroit adjusted today, and he wasn't able to do anything on the last drive. How he reacts to those adjustments will determine whether he becomes great, or just another almost good enough.

When he had to throw today, he wasn't good. In the 4th qtr, 3-7, with a pick 6 and two sacks. He may eventually be a good qb, it's too early to tell at this point. But right now, if defenses contain his running (admittedly not an easy thing), he generally doesn't look good.

I think Mahomes is more of a dual threat than Young was. Mahomes can run very well, he just doesn't do it often (doesn't need to).

You should buy a lottery ticket today.

Mahomes ability to escape and throw the ball on the run is imo what sets him apart from any current qb.

Wasn't a catch but with no timeout's, I guess Buffalo couldn't challenge.

Reminds me of this. Joe Pisarcik's Horrible Handoff Leads to Miracle at Meadowlands! | NFL's Worst Plays Ever - YouTube

Butker missed a xp for the second week in a row. If he were a panther, the board would be crucifying him right now.

Jags offense looks pretty bad today. Started the game with an onside kick that they recovered, went nowhere. Then recovered a KC fumble, went nowhere. Now down 14-0.

Wake's defense is better this year than it has been in years past. Still not great, but better. But in the last two games, the offense has turned the ball over 11 times, and several of those turnovers were in Wake territory. They had 8 turnovers in the second half against Louisville. Two of them were pick sixes. Three others gave the ball to Louisville inside the Wake 30-yard line. If they can avoid the turnovers, I think they win. If not, it's going to be a long day.

I agree, although I will say that Foreman's ability to push the pile and break tackles is fairly impressive.

Depends on your definition of top 10 qb's but looking at the stats for this year, Tua and Burrow only.