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Matt Stafford's NFL Records

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GoobyPls Mentor

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15 minutes ago, RoaringRiot said:

I'm not comparing Stafford vs Cam’s weapons. I'm comparing the similarities in the two poorly built franchises. Stafford’s weapons may have been better but they weren't good. They've had one 1K rusher and terrible Ds

Edit: outside of Megatron there isn't a star on your list. And the RB list is a joke. Coaches are bad too

In Cam tenure he also only had one 1k rusher. Cam had horrific running support for the majority of his career in Carolina.

Ive already stated this multiple times but Stafford plays like a beast when the opposing team is terrible, but when the team is a playoff team he chits his pants. So his numbers get skewed.

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11 minutes ago, GoobyPls said:

In Cam tenure he also only had one 1k rusher. Cam had horrific running support for the majority of his career in Carolina.

Ive already stated this multiple times but Stafford plays like a beast when the opposing team is terrible, but when the team is a playoff team he chits his pants. So his numbers get skewed.

But Cam was intentionally a major part of the run game. We didn't think the Panthers didn't have a run game (most years) while Cam was here. Johnson literally retired early because they were the only options in a terrible franchise. 

So are you arguing that the Lions did a good job building around their franchise QB? Because the only point my post was making is that they didn't. I'm not arguing who had more weapons.

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10 minutes ago, RoaringRiot said:

But Cam was intentionally a major part of the run game. We didn't think the Panthers didn't have a run game (most years) while Cam was here. Johnson literally retired early because they were the only options in a terrible franchise. 

So are you arguing that the Lions did a good job building around their franchise QB? Because the only point my post was making is that they didn't. I'm not arguing who had more weapons.

Cam had more success with a worse supporting cast, that’s my point. Also so what if Cam was part of the running game? Is that an excuse for Stewart averaging less than 4 ypc on 4 seasons

 

Stafford is not that good to be using picks on

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On 1/27/2021 at 8:47 AM, t96 said:

This alone should get people absolutely pumped if we do sign Stafford. Still not my first preference but he would be a MASSIVE upgrade on Teddy.

No, no it shouldn't

I've seen far too many Stafford games living in Michigan, he's had one or two years where he was pretty good, but for the most part he's just a stat stuffer who completely blows it in crunch time.

He's very much like Teddy in that he throws a ton of bad interceptions and the absolute worst times, we should want absolutely nothing to do with Stafford.

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