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He is responsible for some of those, he gets pressured more than anyone, bit has bad pocket awareness and holds the ball all damn day. Perfect storm

Also the fact that he still doesn't slide. And a bunch of SLOWLY DEVELOPING plays. When do the Panthers ever go da-da-da-pass 3 quick steps & pop passes? Rarely if ever.
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That number is that high for multiple reasons. We have run him a lot during his 4 years here, our O-line has been average or horrible his whole career, doesn't get the ball out quick enough, holds the ball too long, and doesn't slide on some occasions. All of those things start to add up and you end up being the most sacked or hit QB in the NFL. He's not going to last very long so I hope people enjoyed him while he played because it already is looking like his wheels are depreciating.

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Is he including rushing attempts or just in the pocket? Feel like this has been discussed before.

Also, worth noting that Fitzpatrick and Alex Smith both shared time over the last 4 years.

 

If both players started every game for their teams over the last 4 years they may be closer.

 

Of note, Flacco is interesting on this list. 

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