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ProFootballTalk-“Matt Rhule: “very urgent” to have a QB who makes plays in crucial situations”

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So, let me get this straight.

The OP quotes our coach who was speaking about getting a QB who can make clutch plays in critical situations . . . then goes "This is why we need Mac Jones."  Seriously?

The one QB in college football who NEVER had to make a clutch play?  Who never played from behind.  Who was never in a one score game in the fourth quarter?  The guy who only started in 2019 because Tua got broken?  That guy?

Ooooook.  Thank goodness we have a GM.

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Jones is like every other ALA QB, product of the environment. And for those acting like mobile / athletic QBs can't deliver the ball that is just an ignorant perspective. 

Lance, Fields, can deliver from the pocket, the athleticism and mobility is just a +

I don't want a 1-dimensional QB, outside of Brady / Brees / Rodgers, the most successful teams have a guy that can move and extend plays at a high level + turn the corner on a defense. (Mahomes, Jackson, WIlson, Tannehill, many forget he was WR)

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