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Every year since 2018 has been the same story

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59 minutes ago, SCO96 said:

It boils down the our major weakness since 2018, a lack of consistent QB play. Some unpreventable...and some due to poor personnel evaluations.

Cam got hurt midway thru 2018 and we had to rely on a backup.

Cam only played two games in 2019. Ended the season with a backup.

Both Taylor Heinicke and Kyle Allen have shown enough in Washington to disprove they were the issue. 

59 minutes ago, SCO96 said:

We had Teddy Bridgewater in 2020. He's not the worse QB on the NFL by a longshot. But, he isn't exactly Mr.Clutch. Carolina lost 8 games by one score or less on 2020 with a shot to win each one one in the 4th quarter and Teddy couldn't manage one win.

TB is something like the most efficient QB in the NFL right now isn't he. He wasn't the solution but he wasn't the problem. 

59 minutes ago, SCO96 said:

We pinned our hopes on Sam Darnold in 2021. He became a turnover machine after week 3. PJ Walker has a live arm but he throws too many INTs and and doesn't know how/when to give up on a play. Cam is far removed from his 2015 MVP season, and he joined the team in the middle of the season which makes it even more difficult for him.

Sam still hasn't had the right coaching or protection to develop. It takes a lot to overcome horrible OL play combined with a fuged offensive game plan. I'm not defending the decision to bring him here. I actually think his failure is a bigger knock on Rhule/Brady/Ryan.

59 minutes ago, SCO96 said:

I think all of the above would have benefit from a better O-line. But, they have  all made some bad throws and poor decisions that have cost us some games. The upper echelon QBs would be more successful here despite the O-line deficiencies because they have the ability to elevate the play of their teammates. None of our QBs have been able to do that since 2018.

 

If Cam had an offseason with us I might start to begin to look at his issues but this team is in such disarray overall its way deeper than the QB room. 

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