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Everyone saying Moore is not the long term answer..

uncpanther

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You have to be painfully short sited to make any assesment on Moore at the current time, beyond the fact that he is managing the game better than Jake has this season.

Give him the rest of the season (which the team may, or may not do), and then you'll have something to base it upon. Regardless of how well he may end up playing, I believe the team should still draft another QB.

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You have to be painfully short sited to make any assesment on Moore at the current time, beyond the fact that he is managing the game better than Jake has this season.

Give him the rest of the season (which the team may, or may not do), and then you'll have something to base it upon. Regardless of how well he may end up playing, I believe the team should still draft another QB.

We should definitely snag a QB in this draft if not two.

All three of our QB's are question marks and that's certainly not the way to win in the NFL.(Jake is more along the lines of flat out done)

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Moore is basically now the old Jake. The old Jake was good enough to win but not actually a great QB per most standards. Moore has enough to get the job done in an offense not built around great QB play. He can make all the throws Jake use to be required to make and as a plus is athletic......

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Moore is basically now the old Jake. The old Jake was good enough to win but not actually a great QB per most standards. Moore has enough to get the job done in an offense not built around great QB play. He can make all the throws Jake use to be required to make and as a plus is athletic......

In today's NFL it's not unrealistic to expect good QB play and good RB play.

Plenty of teams have both.

An offense not built around good QB play is likely a terrible one.

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