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PFF grades from last night...Ransom had a night


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18 hours ago, Proudiddy said:

And also, regarding Perkins…. I literally told one of my buddies, his first three throws last night were better than any and every throw Plummer attempted for two whole seasons.  That tells you all you need to know.

If the BY experiment goes off the rails early, I would love to see Perkins get some reps.

You guys are fuging losing your minds with this PS QB love.

Perkins will never be able to run this offense as effectively as Bryce nor Dalton. He is a Jack Plummer level player.

Jake Delhomme really broke people's brains in thia fanbase.

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1 minute ago, kungfoodude said:

You guys are fuging losing your minds with this PS QB love.

Perkins will never be able to run this offense as effectively as Bryce nor Dalton. He is a Jack Plummer level player.

Jake Delhomme really broke people's brains in thia fanbase.

He's marginally better than Plummer but that's a subterranean low bar. I think most people know Perkins is a jag at best. But it's through no fault of ours we find ourselves in this situation. The responsibility rests with Dan Morgan.

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14 minutes ago, frankw said:

He's marginally better than Plummer but that's a subterranean low bar. I think most people know Perkins is a jag at best. But it's through no fault of ours we find ourselves in this situation. The responsibility rests with Dan Morgan.

We don't need a 3rd QB, TBH. Bryce is either gonna be bad or fine and Dalton is a top tier #2(will win you a couple perhaps). 

If we aren't shooting for the moon on a mid-to late round draft pick, the PS QB is fuging very irrelevant.

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4 minutes ago, kungfoodude said:

We don't need a 3rd QB, TBH. Bryce is either gonna be bad or fine and Dalton is a top tier #2(will win you a couple perhaps). 

If we aren't shooting for the moon on a mid-to late round draft pick, the PS QB is fuging very irrelevant.

Best case scenario this season is Bryce either looks like a top 12 QB or he is awful again.

For me. Either way. They need to draft a developmental QB next year even if Bryce emerges. We can't keep treating the QB room like this.

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1 minute ago, frankw said:

Best case scenario this season is Bryce either looks like a top 12 QB or he is awful again.

For me. Either way. They need to draft a developmental QB next year even if Bryce emerges. We can't keep treating the QB room like this.

We have always treated the QB room like this. I mean literally forever.

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4 minutes ago, kungfoodude said:

We have always treated the QB room like this. I mean literally forever.

Well you would think the people in the front office and on staff would consider that and a light bulb would go off. But. They were hired by the Tepper's after all.🤷‍♂️

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31 minutes ago, kungfoodude said:

You guys are fuging losing your minds with this PS QB love.

Perkins will never be able to run this offense as effectively as Bryce nor Dalton. He is a Jack Plummer level player.

Jake Delhomme really broke people's brains in thia fanbase.

I don’t think anyone thinks Perkins can  play with the first unit and succeed.  Everyone pointing out the fact he looks better than Plummer with only two practices. 
 

I was really pulling for Plummer to figure it out and take Dalton’s spot at QB2. Oh well, there was a reason they brought in Perkins. 

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6 hours ago, gakonline said:

I don’t think anyone thinks Perkins can  play with the first unit and succeed.  Everyone pointing out the fact he looks better than Plummer with only two practices. 
 

I was really pulling for Plummer to figure it out and take Dalton’s spot at QB2. Oh well, there was a reason they brought in Perkins. 

He can't take Dalton's spot. Dalton was a Pro Bowl QB, Perkins will never be more than a 3rd string/PS QB.

This is the disconnect I am talking about. IDK what is wrong with our fans.

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