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Sam Darnold : Will he make it to a 2nd season here?

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Sam Darnold : Will he make it to a 2nd season here? (Poll)  

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  1. 1. Sam Darnold : Will he make it to a 2nd season here?

    • Yes, he will get one final chance with a (hopefully) upgraded O-Line
      70
    • No. He's gone and good f'n riddance
      31
    • Too Early to tell. Let's see how these next 11 games go
      82

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On 10/21/2021 at 6:47 PM, Fox007 said:

Could start with put the pipe down but then I'd say NAW MAAAYYYNNNEEEE

The triangles and other shapes be telling me there's a 3.721% chance he comes around

Might be somewhere around 0% now

Let me hit this thang and find out

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Amazing.....I voted to take a wait-and-see attitude....

now I'm convinced he won't be seeing a 2nd season here and failing that, will have his ass stapled to the bench next season as an expensive backup.

 

though firefox1234 does bring up a valid point, too. 

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8 minutes ago, glenwo2 said:

Amazing.....I voted to take a wait-and-see attitude....

now I'm convinced he won't be seeing a 2nd season here and failing that, will have his ass stapled to the bench next season as an expensive backup.

 

though firefox1234 does bring up a valid point, too. 

I also voted for wait and see but in the back of my mind i knew that was just wishful thinking.

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13 minutes ago, jopie87 said:

He shouldn't play another game. There is a 100 percent chance that there's a Qb or 7 that can be signed off the streets and play better 

 

11 minutes ago, Waldo said:

I don't know how he could in any situation at all at this point. Who would bring him in for more than a camp body at this point?

James Morgan?

I mean...he's already on the team and we all know what PJ gives us(or doesn't).

So WHY THE F*CK NOT?   

Throw  him out there.  

At least it's NEW BLOOD.  

Who knows?   We might have another White or something.

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1 hour ago, glenwo2 said:

 

James Morgan?

I mean...he's already on the team and we all know what PJ gives us(or doesn't).

So WHY THE F*CK NOT?   

Throw  him out there.  

At least it's NEW BLOOD.  

Who knows?   We might have another White or something.

Sure but the fact is none of these guys are likely to be more than a long shot. It's complete damage control time. Even with CMC the offense is a dead end.

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33 minutes ago, Waldo said:

Sure but the fact is none of these guys are likely to be more than a long shot. It's complete damage control time. Even with CMC the offense is a dead end.

Sam and PJ, we both know are long shots.

Morgan we don't until we play him and see.

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