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Darnold outta here?


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3 minutes ago, SCO96 said:

Sometimes an athlete can put things together years later into his career. I grew up an avid fan of MLB history. I was always intrigued by Sandy Koufax. His W-L as a Dodger pitcher was 36-40 in his first SIX SEASONS.

Over the next 6 seasons he went 129-47 and he won 3 CY Young Awards. Sometimes things just click later for some people than others. 🤔

 

That's great and all..

But I still would choose the player that "consistently" performs at a high level over the guy who did it 1 year..

If you have a company you're not hiring the guy who had 1 good month of sales over the guy who consistently produces sales every month...

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10 minutes ago, SCO96 said:

Sometimes an athlete can put things together years later into his career. I grew up an avid fan of MLB history. I was always intrigued by Sandy Koufax. His W-L as a Dodger pitcher was 36-40 in his first SIX SEASONS.

Over the next 6 seasons he went 129-47 and he won 3 CY Young Awards. Sometimes things just click later for some people than others. 🤔

 

With that argument why not put Darnold back out there with the improved (in theory) O-line?

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9 minutes ago, Jackie Lee said:

With that argument why not put Darnold back out there with the improved (in theory) O-line?

Apparently that's not an option.  All I'm doing at this point is predict what I expect to happen with what's going on.

The trouble I'm having is trying to figure out what the hell is going on. 

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3 minutes ago, Jon Snow said:

Apparently that's not an option.  All I'm doing at this point is predict what I expect to happen with what's going on.

The trouble I'm having is trying to figure out what the hell is going on. 

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it'll all be much clearer when they eventually fire Rhule and we can be good or suck for obvious reasons. Hard to solve problems when the HC is creating numerous ones to hide his deficiencies 

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