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Just now, Varking said:

All accounts I have read online said he has zero interest in recruiting. 

Ah hah. I hadn't seen that.

His calls just seem really uninspired compared to last year (which still were problematic at times, lol).  Maybe he is being hamstrung by Darnold and the OL.

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We have seen Watson in Houston be very successful with an equally poor offensive line for years. The problem there was often their defenses were bad as well. 

I haven't seen the exact comparison between OLs, but there are QBs that make things happen behind bad OLs for sure. Darnold doesn't see the field and throws into windows after they close.

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Just now, mav1234 said:

Ah hah. I hadn't seen that.

His calls just seem really uninspired compared to last year (which still were problematic at times, lol).  Maybe he is being hamstrung by Darnold and the OL.

His play calling last year was an issue just in the red zone. For the most part this year we had been heavily improved in the red zone. Unfortunately, our QB is still an idiot at times and makes really, really bad decisions with the football. 

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1 minute ago, mav1234 said:

Ah hah. I hadn't seen that.

His calls just seem really uninspired compared to last year (which still were problematic at times, lol).  Maybe he is being hamstrung by Darnold and the OL.

Nah the NFL has worked him out and he isn't good enough to adjust. 

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Just now, Varking said:

His play calling last year was an issue just in the red zone. For the most part this year we had been heavily improved in the red zone. Unfortunately, our QB is still an idiot at times and makes really, really bad decisions with the football. 

Yeah... I think that when we tried to force him to call a run based offense his calls got much worse. That isn't his strength as a playcaller, nor do we have great personnel for it.  But a bad QB and OL are hard to work with in a passing game for sure. Especially when our receivers also haven't been particularly reliable this year.

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34 minutes ago, Kuhndog94 said:

Where are all of the "real fans" at? 

We still pretending you're only a real fan if you're in denial that our current team is total poo? 

@PanthersGOATFan336@Moo Daeng @iamhubby1 and all you other positive pollies that were gatekeeping my fandom last week?

Can I criticize the team yet? 

Don't worry man, I got chastised this morning for doubting we would make the playoffs.  What the heck was I thinking????  Clearly we are a SB contender!

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Nah the NFL has worked him out and he isn't good enough to adjust. 

Ive actually wondered about this.  So many times announcers remark the opposing team seems to always be in the right place. I'm wondering if teams have learned how to read our plays by personnel etc.

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3 minutes ago, Shotgun said:

I don't know any Oline that could be successful in front of this QB. 

WHUUUUUUUTTTT?  Dude, the homers at CBS (AFC crotch sniffers) were even clowning our OL.  It was more praising the Pats for completely decimating/owning/embarrassing our speed bumps rather than taking pity on the OL, but the point still stands.

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1 minute ago, 45catfan said:

WHUUUUUUUTTTT?  Dude, the homers at CBS (AFC crotch sniffers) were even clowning our OL.  It was more praising the Pats for completely decimating/owning/embarrassing our speed bumps rather than taking pity on the OL, but the point still stands.

Our oline is terrible but not as bad as our qb.

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