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Darnold might be the next one out the door

Matthias

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its been six quarters since having the lead on Dallas at the half and something has changed besides CMC being out. I don't know if Sam is stubbornly reading all his progressions when doesn't have the time or if he just is over his head. Either way, Brady has done a terrible job getting the ball out quickly or worse, running Chuba down the middle over and over again. Add dropped balls and DJ being pounded by the Philly D and we get a game like this.

I put the loss on Brady first, its as if he doesn't know our O line sucks. BC seemed to hold his own but man the is no time to throw some of those routes Brady called. Some have already mentioned it, but what the hell is wrong with some slant routes? Marshall should have been targeted more often too.

And who missed the block on the punt....JJ? the fake field goal was fugged up too.

 

 

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3 hours ago, Mage said:

Even if we wanted to move on from Darnold, the only alternatives next year will be to try and trade a truckload for Wilson, Rodgers, or Watson.  And I doubt the Seahawks or Green Bay would let either of those QBs stay in-conference.  

If you want to draft a QB, good luck.  But it isn't a good class.

Yeah and still having a terrible line isn't great. 

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1 minute ago, mrcompletely11 said:

Even if this becomes the norm for him I have no idea what option B would be in regards to replacing.  We have painted ourselves into the corner

If it becomes the norm we will be looking at a top 5 pick and we are right back where we started in the qb search.

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2 minutes ago, Jon Snow said:

If it becomes the norm we will be looking at a top 5 pick and we are right back where we started in the qb search.

Couple of things here.  No way we have a top 5 pick.  Our defense is too good IMO.  I think Darnold will straighten out a bit and we end up picking in the teens.

 

Secondly and more importantly IMO as of today there is nobody in college that even is remotely close to be a franchise qb. 

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