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The Jets are who David Carred him to start with. Why would we listen to them or their fans. I think we did pretty good taking Robbie off their hands and turning him around, I expect we will do the same with Darnold. When we spank em in game 1 it will be plain to everyone who got the deal and who got the shaft.

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2 minutes ago, panthers55 said:

The Jets are who David Carred him to start with. Why would we listen to them or their fans. I think we did pretty good taking Robbie off their hands and turning him around, I expect we will do the same with Darnold. When we spank em in game 1 it will be plain to everyone who got the deal and who got the shaft.

 

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2 hours ago, GoobyPls said:

If Darnold gets outplayed by his replacement week 1 it will look terrible for him.

Im ok if Sam gets out preformed by Zack in game 1. Zacks looked pretty damn solid in the last week+. Now if the rest of the team gets worked by the Jets we're in for a long season. Sam needs to do just enough to get the W. He'll see he doesn't need to play hero ball to win which could raise his confidence. Let that snowball for while and maybe someday he can pull out that hero ball when we have to have it.

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4 hours ago, panthers55 said:

The Jets are who David Carred him to start with. Why would we listen to them or their fans. I think we did pretty good taking Robbie off their hands and turning him around, I expect we will do the same with Darnold. When we spank em in game 1 it will be plain to everyone who got the deal and who got the shaft.

Worked out well when we took a flyer on the real David Carr

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