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Joe P : Today could be Darnolds last as QB1

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22 hours ago, Camp Fodder said:

Alex Smith also didn’t throw many interceptions. Sam is an interception machine. 

Well, when you play with the 30, 31, or 32nd ranked offensive line in your first five years with a different offensive coordinator almost every season, what the fug do you expect?

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1 hour ago, CPcavedweller said:

Well, when you play with the 30, 31, or 32nd ranked offensive line in your first five years with a different offensive coordinator almost every season, what the fug do you expect?

Tua did better last year with a worse line. If that’s your excuse, he is a worse Tua at best…

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1 hour ago, CPcavedweller said:

Well, when you play with the 30, 31, or 32nd ranked offensive line in your first five years with a different offensive coordinator almost every season, what the fug do you expect?

Maybe don't be the worst starting QB in the NFL from a clean pocket and the worst overall starter in recent years?

BTW Teddy Bridgewater played behind that oline the year before and even he managed to not be the worst quarterback in the league. All Sam had to do was not be worse than that. That's just too tall of an order in your book though I guess.

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