The QBs who have thrived from day one are few and far between (Ben Roethlisberger is the only one that comes to mind that won as a rookie and sustained that success). The ones that crashed and burned are numerous. Yet teams still insist on throwing their QBs to the wolves.
Alabama Al about 8 hours ago
I hold this truth to be self-evident: a quarterback is only as good as his O-line.
mysterysciencefreezer about 7 hours ago
The QBs who have thrived from day one are few and far between (Ben Roethlisberger is the only one that comes to mind that won as a rookie and sustained that success). The ones that crashed and burned are numerous. Yet teams still insist on throwing their QBs to the wolves.
Polsixe about 3 hours ago
Jayden Daniels looks like he was ready to play.
Ellis97 about 3 hours ago
Some of them may get badly injured, but that’s a sacrifice the coach is willing to make.
LawrenceS about 2 hours ago
This is a bit like the “less filling” “tastes great” debate. It’s both.
oxlid1963 about 2 hours ago
That’s the Patriots in a nutshell the last few years.
hawki79 about 1 hour ago
I played center as a kid so I’m biased, but a good o-line makes a huge difference.
[Unnamed Reader - 14b4ce] 31 minutes ago
I k eep t hinking of Matthew Stafford’s Detroit years—-he was sacked so often it’s a miracle he’s still alive
William Robbins Premium Member 3 minutes ago
I still remember David Carr, great player but by the time he got out of Houston he was so punch drunk he couldn’t perform.