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1 minute ago, CPcavedweller said:

The problem isn't the QB. The problem in this offense is the offense, and the personnel. Our receivers suck, our tight ends suck. They rarely run their routes correctly and to completion. Baker had to check down all last Sunday because the receivers couldn't get to their spots to take the safeties out of the way of the intended route. 

It doesn't matter. No one is going to be throwing for 300 yards with regularity against any decent. 

The problem is absolutely the QB and the OC.  The talent isn't as much of an issue.  We aren't top half of the league for talent, but there is enough.  We had CMC the first part of the season and still struggled.  The fact that a XFL QB is able to move the offense when his accuracy isn't all scattered shows you we have enough pieces to move the ball on offense.  

Baker for example needs a running game, PA, and to be able to roll out.  The Ravens stopped our running game and kept him in the pocket.  That will do it every time for Baker.  However even when our running game IS working, McAdoo still can't use Baker correctly.  

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