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Week 13: Other NFL Games


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11 hours ago, PootieNunu said:

He has already been in the league for 8 years, he had two mvps, three first team all pros. You act like he's in his third season or something. 

His career has already been successful I don't think he cares what you think about his game. 

That nice, that doesn’t matter for this season 

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12 minutes ago, *FreeFua* said:

Bears have two rushers with over 100 yards through 3 quarters

Caleb 12/30 for 97 yards and an INT

If Ben Johnson ever finds himself a smart and accurate quarterback in Chicago they’ll be scary good for a long time. I’m sure he’d gladly take Goff over Caleb

I’ll give Bryce credit when he gets to 97 yards in the 3rd quarter he is usually 15/20. That is 75 percent. 

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7 hours ago, frankw said:

I was sounding the alarm about Dalton earlier in the year when we signed him to an extension. He was horrendous against the Bears and the Commanders and was clearly done. Damn shame folks who were paid to see that couldn't or wouldn't for reasons.

Anywho I agree the upcoming options for QB are not "ideal" but that's the hand we're dealt so we need to evaluate the options and choose the best ones that have the best upside. As far as the draft people have been saying "next year's QB class" for what seems like a long time now. You could be right you could be wrong. We just don't know. That should not however preclude us from shooting our shot. Identify the guy with the necessary measurables and arm talent that checks the most boxes select him and see what happens. That's all we can do.

the panthers evaluaters that resigned dalton r the same group that keep thinking byoung is not a horrible qb.  so in a way kinda makes sense they would think dalton had something left lol

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