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3 minutes ago, TheRumGone said:

I’m just gonna assume y’all don’t watch other teams or players.
 

He was a young qb when legion of boom was there. A 3rd round pick. You look at what he’s become now. He’s a top 5 QB. This will be his first year without a winning record...

Look at his stats since then...watch his games and how he plays. This year alone through 3.5 games 10 tds 1 pick. 
This fanbase sucks.

 

I have watched him play plenty of times. He is a good qb, and if he becomes a FA and wants to come here great. Im not into trading 3 1sts for him though at his age and style of play. 

Our QB also has 10 tds with a few more turnovers in a brand new offense with a poo OL. Sorry im not ready to give up on him and throw away 2 or 3 1st round picks after 4 games. We can revisit later in the season. 

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1 minute ago, TheRumGone said:

I’m just gonna assume y’all don’t watch other teams or players.
 

He was a young qb when legion of boom was there. A 3rd round pick. You look at what he’s become now. He’s a top 5 QB. This will be his first year without a winning record...

Look at his stats since then...watch his games and how he plays. This year alone through 3.5 games 10 tds 1 pick. 
This fanbase sucks.

 

Yeah, Seattle's D has sucked for years now. Without Wilson, they're a bottom feeder and Pete Carroll was probably fired a couple of years ago. He's been floating that organization for awhile now.

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4 minutes ago, PootieNunu said:

I have watched him play plenty of times. He is a good qb, and if he becomes a FA and wants to come here great. Im not into trading 3 1sts for him though at his age and style of play. 

Winning an MVP award comes down to having the right season the right year. MVP voting is usually very lopsided toward the winner so "never having gotten a single MVP vote" really isn't all that significant.

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1 minute ago, PootieNunu said:

I have watched him play plenty of times. He is a good qb, and if he becomes a FA and wants to come here great. Im not into trading 3 1sts for him though at his age and style of play. 

His style of play? He rarely ever gets hit. He’s elusive as hell and can play backyard ball and is also a legit pocket passer. He makes INSANE throws every game and is clutch as hell. He’s a winner.
 

I was against this trade before I saw the defense this year because I thought we weren’t there yet and needed another couple of drafts.  Windows in the nfl are small. That legion of boom team had like 3 years and they were done. Our defense is almost there. And we have legit offensive weapons on this team. Oline is the only thing that needs an overhaul. I’m hoping Sam shows some growth over the year so we aren’t in this situation but I’m telling you if he doesn’t we’re gonna be in a 49ers jimmy or Alex smith KC situation. 

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15 minutes ago, TheRumGone said:

What trajectory is that? Sam has played solid. I don’t see his needle moving up yet. RW is an elite top 5 qb. We were willing to give a top ten pick for Matt Stafford. RW is on his level and possibly better depending on how you look at it. 

 

7 minutes ago, TheRumGone said:

I’m just gonna assume y’all don’t watch other teams or players.
 

He was a young qb when legion of boom was there. A 3rd round pick. You look at what he’s become now. He’s a top 5 QB. This will be his first year without a winning record...

Look at his stats since then...watch his games and how he plays. This year alone through 3.5 games 10 tds 1 pick. 
This fanbase sucks.

 

 

Dude, you've gone off the rails over this. First you poo on Sam, then state that "This fanbase sucks". Why don't you take a time out. Get your head right. Then come back and act like a normal human being instead of some spoiled little snot.

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His style of play? He rarely ever gets hit. He’s elusive as hell and can play backyard ball and is also a legit pocket passer. He makes INSANE throws every game and is clutch as hell. He’s a winner.
 

I was against this trade before I saw the defense this year because I thought we weren’t there yet and needed another couple of drafts.  Windows in the nfl are small. That legion of boom team had like 3 years and they were done. Our defense is almost there. And we have legit offensive weapons on this team. Oline is the only thing that needs an overhaul. I’m hoping Sam shows some growth over the year so we aren’t in this situation but I’m telling you if he doesn’t we’re gonna be in a 49ers jimmy or Alex smith KC situation. 

We are not going to rebuild our line by trading away 1st round picks, especially since we have already traded some of or picks for this upcoming draft. I do not see the need to replace Darnold yet or even talk of replacing him yet. He has 10 tds with 4 turnovers in a brand  new offense with a poo OL. How much better would RW have done in these 4 games? Is it 3 1st round picks worth of better?

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1 minute ago, PootieNunu said:

How much better would RW have done in these 4 games? 

I think it’s fair to say a lot. This isn’t even about RW, he’s just an example. I’m talking caliber of qb. Darnold needs to show some growth and take his game to the next level for us to compete for Super Bowls imo. 

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I think it’s fair to say a lot. This isn’t even about RW, he’s just an example. I’m talking caliber of qb. Darnold needs to show some growth and take his game to the next level for us to compete for Super Bowls imo. 

Yea your right if we had RW he probably has 20 total tds by now, what was I thinking?

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7 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Winning an MVP award comes down to having the right season the right year. MVP voting is usually very lopsided toward the winner so "never having gotten a single MVP vote" really isn't all that significant.

 

I'm sorry, but not getting a vote IS a big deal. Defensive players get votes for heaven sakes. You don't have to make excuses for him. I mean hellz bellz. Why are you even making excuses for him? Because he is a friend of a friend?

 

I totally believe that him not getting votes is due to the fact nobody likes him.

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4 minutes ago, TheRumGone said:

I mean maybe. Darnold has left a lot of points off the board. 
 

but again it’s about the caliber of qb and winning championships. 

Russ has 10 total TDs in a offense he has been in for years and a OL that is better than ours, but he would come here and double his production? 

Lol the caliber of QB. We dont even know what Sam is yet, but you are ready to toss 3 1st rd picks to replace him after 4 games.

As of today, I doubt we are even looking at a QB upgrade, our focus is probably on the OL. 

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11 minutes ago, PootieNunu said:

Russ has 10 total TDs in a offense he has been in for years and a OL that is better than ours, but he would come here and double his production? 

Lol the caliber of QB. We dont even know what Sam is yet, but you are ready to toss 3 1st rd picks to replace him after 4 games.

As of today, I doubt we are even looking at a QB upgrade, our focus is probably on the OL. 

No I said if Darnold doesn’t show growth and take the next step by the end of this year I’d be willing to part with 1st rounders for an elite qb because this defense is about to be championship caliber with another draft and FA. Windows are small. Gotta make the most of them.

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7 minutes ago, TheRumGone said:

No I said if Darnold doesn’t show growth and take the next step by the end of this year I’d be willing to part with 1st rounders for an elite qb because this defense is about to be championship caliber with another draft and FA. Windows are small. Gotta make the most of them.

 

What do you mean "Doesn't show growth"? He is averaging 300 yrds a game passing, and 2.5 TDs a game. How much more growth do you need?

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