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Is baker the worst QB we have had?

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Khyber53 Grand Master

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No, he's not even close. Mayfield no longer has any mojo or ability to push the ball downfield.

There's something broken in the kid. He needs to sit on the bench and find out who he is going to be. Time to move on to Darnold.

And yes, I know how down the barrel that sounds, but there it is.

 

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PNW_PantherMan Grand Master

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49 minutes ago, Cullenator said:

Jeff Lewis, Randy Fasani, and Brian St.Peirre all say "Hi!"

As a starter, Baker has got to be up there.  I would say Lewis would qualify there, because he was traded for to be the guy.  Fasani and St. Pierre were just backups.

Its between Jeff Lewis, Jimmy Clausen, and Baker if we are talking starters.  Baker's bad, but its hard to make an argument that anyone is worse than those other 2.

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51 minutes ago, Cullenator said:

Jeff Lewis, Randy Fasani, and Brian St.Peirre all say "Hi!"

Ultimate test to determine his long someone's been a fan.

Randy Fasani instantly came to mind...and I'm not sure there's a close second.

Matt Moore is on that list, as is Chris Weinke.

This link tells why many long-term fans have had enough of the bargain-bin, "just manage the game and don't mess it up" QBs. Those names...just lol. Compare that to Green Bay's list for the same time period-- Brett Favre and Aaron Rodgers (with a couple blinks by Jordan Love).

https://wkml.com/listicle/every-carolina-panthers-starting-quarterback-in-team-history/

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