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Why is PJ Walker on this team?

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2 minutes ago, mav1234 said:

The crazy poo is he didn't need to bring in real competition, like a younger player like Minshew to be the backup. He coulda gone with an older vet that everyone knew isn't gonna be the franchise. That's NO pressure on Darnold. 

Yeah because he was so fuging convinced he was right about Darnold.

Because he is a goddamn idiot.

I blame Darnold NONE for this. fug Matt Rhule.

I am done blaming players.

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1 minute ago, kungfoodude said:

The point being that Rhule left the team in this fuging shape because he bought in so fuging hard on Sam Darnold.

So he fuging knows PJ can't do this but did fuging NOTHING to change that.

Rhule is a fuging idiot.

Agreed. I just think there are very few QBs who would make this a competitive offense at this point.

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1 minute ago, kungfoodude said:

Yeah because he was so fuging convinced he was right about Darnold.

Because he is a goddamn idiot.

I blame Darnold NONE for this. fug Matt Rhule.

I am done blaming players.

You know, what angers me is if you want a reclamation project, I don't understand why you make these choices... You gotta put a good OL around the guy... you do everything you can to help them on the field, you get them experienced vets to listen to in the QB room... Just believing in a dude doesn't make him forget the last 3 years of being absolutely garbage. 

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3 minutes ago, WUnderhill said:

Agreed. I just think there are very few QBs who would make this a competitive offense at this point.

I dunno man. Look at the two Jets backups... Sure that team still isn't good but man are they at least able to move the ball now... At least Wilson has shown signs and is a real rookie...

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