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What's worse than Moore's 32.6 QB Rating Wk 1?

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Sloth Apprentice

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Performance.

The fact that Moore's rating isn't at least double Clausen's is pathetic. Especially considering:

Moore has 4 years of experience compared to Clausen's couple of months

Moore has been running/practicing with the 1's since training camp

Moore looks much worse than Clausen and as a result the offense looks worse when he's in.

Moore has been with the team for a few years.

Moore isn't starting caliber. We see that now. Oh well, time to see if Clausen is, rookie warts and all.

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Even Manning had a crappy 1st year.

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Manning took every snap for the Colts in 1998, and set all kinds of rookie QB records in the process: most completions (326), attempts (575), and yards (3,739). He also threw for 26 TDs, breaking Charlie Conerly's 50-year-old mark. Manning was one of the top QBs in the NFL, leading the AFC in passing yards and attempts.

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Facts:

Manning took every snap for the Colts in 1998, and set all kinds of rookie QB records in the process: most completions (326), attempts (575), and yards (3,739). He also threw for 26 TDs, breaking Charlie Conerly's 50-year-old mark. Manning was one of the top QBs in the NFL, leading the AFC in passing yards and attempts.

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Clausen hasn't started a game yet, instead entering two games late while his team was being blown out, once backed into his own endzone. He hasn't started a week practicing with the first team and hasn't had much opportunity to develop any chemistry at all with the 1s. He's been inserted into two games to try and clean up the mess that our starting QB had a large hand in making.

Despite this, he looks better than the 4th year QB ahead of him by a pretty big margin.

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Facts:

Manning took every snap for the Colts in 1998, and set all kinds of rookie QB records in the process: most completions (326), attempts (575), and yards (3,739). He also threw for 26 TDs, breaking Charlie Conerly's 50-year-old mark. Manning was one of the top QBs in the NFL, leading the AFC in passing yards and attempts.

you left out the 28 ints(league high) & 3-13 record

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