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I think if Sam comes in and provides a steady hand and wins a few ball games they would bring him back on a team friendly deal. I don’t think he has a problem being the back up QB. 
 

Baker is going to demand that he start or compete for the starting role wherever he goes or he’s going to cry about it.

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3 hours ago, kungfoodude said:

The fact that people want to see Darnold play again proves that the Huddle does have a portion of the dumbest Panther fans representing themselves in here.

I get that, however people also tend to forget that:

1: Sam was playing behind a historically awful o-line.

2: CMC goes down when we were 3-0, then the wheels fell off.

3: While running for his life behind the historically awful o-o-line he got injured.

It would be nice to see what he could do given a little bit of time to settle in and make some reads.

 

 

 

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8 minutes ago, Cdparr7 said:

I think if Sam comes in and provides a steady hand and wins a few ball games they would bring him back on a team friendly deal. I don’t think he has a problem being the back up QB. 
 

Baker is going to demand that he start or compete for the starting role wherever he goes or he’s going to cry about it.

I mean, if Chubba Hubbard turns into Adrian Peterson the next couple weeks we could easily trade CMC and extend Hubbard. 

Sam Darnold has never provided a steady hand from college to pros.  He is the polar opposite of a steady hand. 

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13 minutes ago, Mhedrick said:

I get that, however people also tend to forget that:

1: Sam was playing behind a historically awful o-line.

2: CMC goes down when we were 3-0, then the wheels fell off.

3: While running for his life behind the historically awful o-o-line he got injured.

It would be nice to see what he could do given a little bit of time to settle in and make some reads.

He was the worst quarterback from a clean pocket in 2021.

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16 minutes ago, Mhedrick said:

I get that, however people also tend to forget that:

1: Sam was playing behind a historically awful o-line.

2: CMC goes down when we were 3-0, then the wheels fell off.

Stop using these two things as an excuse to why he sucks. 
If he was a better QB he would have risen above it. He didn’t.

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57 minutes ago, frankw said:

He was the worst quarterback from a clean pocket in 2021.

I think Sam is a lost cause too, but too much weight is put on this. 
 

If you’re getting hit/pressured all the time, you naturally get conditioned to it. The occasional clean pocket ain’t gonna be comforting.

 

You are expecting to get that ass blown up. 
 

 

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