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So... Sam Darnold. Are you encouraged or discouraged


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18 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Both.

Encouraged by the way he threw the ball in a clean pocket.

Discouraged that he still sees ghosts and panics at the first hint of pressure.

I always wonder if Sam was never MIC'd up and we never heard the Ghosts comment, that this would be in everyone's vocabulary right now? 

 

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27 minutes ago, electro's horse said:

he is the definition of just a dude

this is a 7 win team max

you might get poo for that but it’s the truth.

however a small amount of hope remains in that it is extremely hard to judge a qb on this team with the mini traffic cones we call the oline

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Wish we had a better offensive line to guage his play solely on its merits alone, but it's hard to say.  He had more good moments than bad.  That first sack rattled him for a bit.  I think he will settle in eventually.  Not sure I can can say that for the current offensive line configuration. 

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Just now, onmyown said:

you might get poo for that but it’s the truth.

however a small amount of hope remains in that it is extremely hard to judge a qb on this team with the mini traffic cones we call the oline

Our defense alone is good for 7 wins.   Sam plays like he did tonight and we are looking at 10-11 wins easy. 

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