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minshew had more tds in his rookie year.

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(09-05-2022, 04:26 PM)Caldrac Wrote: I would have kept Minshew. Regardless of how the fanbase felt. The arm talent and overall athleticism is vastly different between the two of them though. Those are simply things you cannot teach. That was going to be Lawrence's competitive edge regardless of draft stock.

Minshew has a little bit of Tony Romo escape ability to his pocket awareness. He's not afraid to take hits in the pocket but he's not going to sit back and take it neither. He just doesn't have the strongest arm and that's why he'll be a back-up for the most part in his career. You really have to shorten the field with him. As he cannot make every throw.

If Hurts falters early it's very possible Minshew is given yet another opportunity to test his mettle as a starting quality QB. I hope he makes it. Here's the biggest takeaway for me though. Something Wolfie and a few other Minshew loyalists on here fail to call out.

It was Minshew's job to lose in 2020. He lost it. Think about that. He didn't do enough to prevent this team from landing the number one overall draft pick. He didn't do enough to elevate the same exact player personnel that Lawrence ultimately inherited, with a few minor differences in one off season. He also had a more competent coaching staff with NFL experience at his disposal.

So, for all of his TD's this, and INT ratio that? He wasn't good enough to fend off the wolves.

I've said this once and I'll say it again. If Minshew was starting material, by now, another former QB needy team would've paid up for his services of being their Starting QB.

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#22

Remember when people said 2 years ago that they wouldn't trade Minshew for Kyler? That was hilarious.
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#23

(09-06-2022, 08:45 AM)Cleatwood Wrote: Remember when people said 2 years ago that they wouldn't trade Minshew for Kyler? That was hilarious.

People are insane. I question the mental capacity of this fanbase at times.
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(09-06-2022, 10:08 AM)Charlie Sheen Wrote:
(09-06-2022, 08:45 AM)Cleatwood Wrote: Remember when people said 2 years ago that they wouldn't trade Minshew for Kyler? That was hilarious.

People are insane. I question the mental capacity of this fanbase at times.

I wouldn't do the deal solely because I don't wanna pay Kyler what he thinks he's worth. Has nothing to do with what he can or can't do on the field.

I guess if we were playing Madden or fantasy FB, sure, trade every day. Otherwise, there's more to it.
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(09-06-2022, 08:45 AM)Cleatwood Wrote: Remember when people said 2 years ago that they wouldn't trade Minshew for Kyler? That was hilarious.

I was in that group. Minshew looked poised to have success, Kyler looked average. I was immensely caught up in Minshew Mania as well.

That said, I'd rather have Trevor than Kyler. Even at this current point of their careers.
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(This post was last modified: 09-06-2022, 01:01 PM by Cleatwood.)

(09-06-2022, 12:04 PM)Mikey Wrote:
(09-06-2022, 10:08 AM)Charlie Sheen Wrote: People are insane. I question the mental capacity of this fanbase at times.

I wouldn't do the deal solely because I don't wanna pay Kyler what he thinks he's worth. Has nothing to do with what he can or can't do on the field.

I guess if we were playing Madden or fantasy FB, sure, trade every day. Otherwise, there's more to it.
The conversation was essentially who was a better QB: Kyler or Minshew. The answer is and always has been easy: Kyler.

Now you can debate Kylers contract and other things but from a pure NFL QB standpoint, it's not close at all.

(09-06-2022, 12:55 PM)imtheblkranger Wrote:
(09-06-2022, 08:45 AM)Cleatwood Wrote: Remember when people said 2 years ago that they wouldn't trade Minshew for Kyler? That was hilarious.

I was in that group. Minshew looked poised to have success, Kyler looked average. I was immensely caught up in Minshew Mania as well.

That said, I'd rather have Trevor than Kyler. Even at this current point of their careers.
I 100% agree with you there but that's 20/20 hindsight.
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(09-06-2022, 12:55 PM)imtheblkranger Wrote:
(09-06-2022, 08:45 AM)Cleatwood Wrote: Remember when people said 2 years ago that they wouldn't trade Minshew for Kyler? That was hilarious.

I was in that group. Minshew looked poised to have success, Kyler looked average. I was immensely caught up in Minshew Mania as well.

That said, I'd rather have Trevor than Kyler. Even at this current point of their careers.

Actually, Trevor is a much better value than Kyler at this point of their careers.  The Cards are going to have to dump salary in the coming years to account for Kyler's contract so they are in a win-now mode.  Remember when Seattle had to dump their defensive players to offset Russell Wilson's huge contract?  That will soon be happening to all of these teams that are signing QBs to big contracts (but maybe to a lesser extent since the salary cap will be increasing as well).
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(09-06-2022, 01:06 PM)HURRICANE!!! Wrote:
(09-06-2022, 12:55 PM)imtheblkranger Wrote: I was in that group. Minshew looked poised to have success, Kyler looked average. I was immensely caught up in Minshew Mania as well.

That said, I'd rather have Trevor than Kyler. Even at this current point of their careers.

Actually, Trevor is a much better value than Kyler at this point of their careers.  The Cards are going to have to dump salary in the coming years to account for Kyler's contract so they are in a win-now mode.  Remember when Seattle had to dump their defensive players to offset Russell Wilson's huge contract?  That will soon be happening to all of these teams that are signing QBs to big contracts (but maybe to a lesser extent since the salary cap will be increasing as well).

Yep. Couldn't agree more. You're going to have to sacrifice talent at various positions at some point. Ultimately if you can continue to draft well and keep guys waiting in the hopper you can overcome a lot of guys being let go. It's just not that easy though for everybody unfortunately.
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#29

Minshew had a pro coach while Trevor had an imposter.
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(09-06-2022, 01:00 PM)Cleatwood Wrote:
(09-06-2022, 12:04 PM)Mikey Wrote: I wouldn't do the deal solely because I don't wanna pay Kyler what he thinks he's worth. Has nothing to do with what he can or can't do on the field.

I guess if we were playing Madden or fantasy FB, sure, trade every day. Otherwise, there's more to it.
The conversation was essentially who was a better QB: Kyler or Minshew. The answer is and always has been easy: Kyler.

Now you can debate Kylers contract and other things but from a pure NFL QB standpoint, it's not close at all.

The conversation was "Would you trade Minshew for Kyler?" If you chose to limit the perspective, that's on you.
If whoever posed the question was solely focused on who was better, the question was not phrased to gauge that singular detail.
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(This post was last modified: 09-08-2022, 06:33 PM by Portofino43. Edited 1 time in total.)

(08-28-2022, 01:02 PM)Talented Kalamari Wrote: The only problem I had with Minshew was his arm strength, as well as his tendency to completely disappear after a string of good games. It just seems like once teams have enough tape on him, he's neutralized. That's what separates the greats from the rest. I do think that as of right n ow, you can argue that Minshew is a better NFL QB than Trevor.

You could argue that but the overwhelming majority of football fans would say that's wrong.  I'm a big Minshew fan, but there is no way I would ever consider starting him over Trevor Lawrence.  Come on.
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(This post was last modified: 12-02-2022, 11:05 AM by carp8dm. Edited 1 time in total.)

It seems like people think of Minshew through the amazing game he played against Denver. And that the Denver performance was how every game went back in the day.

But they completely Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Minded the game against the Panthers and the rest of the games he played.

Minshew is no bueno, mi hombres.

Dude caught lightning in a bottle for a few games. AND IT WAS AMAZING!!! Minshew mania was a helluva ride for about a month. And then it all crashed down.

Stop chasing the dragon. Get off the white horse, get yourself cleaned up, shave off that mustache, take off those god awful jorts, turn in your Winnebago, take a shower, get rid of that mullet, put on some SPF 75 sunscreen, and enjoy the Sunshine that is Trevor Lawrence.

Trevor Lawrence is a well rounded, decent dude that takes care of himself and takes pride in how he dresses, and is a god loving religious man with a wife. Wouldn't you rather be represented by a professional than a trashy slob that pretends that a porn mustache and week old unwashed clothes from the 70s is "cool"?

LOL.
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(12-02-2022, 11:04 AM)carp8dm Wrote: It seems like people think of Minshew through the amazing game he played against Denver.  And that the Denver performance was how every game went back in the day.

But they completely Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Minded the game against the Panthers and the rest of the games he played.

Minshew is no bueno, mi hombres. 

Dude caught lightning in a bottle for a few games.  AND IT WAS AMAZING!!!  Minshew mania was a helluva ride for about a month.  And then it all crashed down.

Stop chasing the dragon.  Get off the white horse, get yourself cleaned up, shave off that mustache, take off those god awful jorts, turn in your Winnebago, take a shower, get rid of that mullet, put on some SPF 75 sunscreen, and enjoy the Sunshine that is Trevor Lawrence.

Trevor Lawrence is a well rounded, decent dude that takes care of himself and takes pride in how he dresses, and is a god loving religious man with a wife.  Wouldn't you rather be represented by a professional than a trashy slob that pretends that a porn mustache and week old unwashed clothes from the 70s is "cool"?

LOL.

Trev is that guy but Mishew should still be our backup. Minshew>> Beathard is the debate.
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(12-02-2022, 11:10 AM)flgatorsandjags Wrote:
(12-02-2022, 11:04 AM)carp8dm Wrote: It seems like people think of Minshew through the amazing game he played against Denver.  And that the Denver performance was how every game went back in the day.

But they completely Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Minded the game against the Panthers and the rest of the games he played.

Minshew is no bueno, mi hombres. 

Dude caught lightning in a bottle for a few games.  AND IT WAS AMAZING!!!  Minshew mania was a helluva ride for about a month.  And then it all crashed down.

Stop chasing the dragon.  Get off the white horse, get yourself cleaned up, shave off that mustache, take off those god awful jorts, turn in your Winnebago, take a shower, get rid of that mullet, put on some SPF 75 sunscreen, and enjoy the Sunshine that is Trevor Lawrence.

Trevor Lawrence is a well rounded, decent dude that takes care of himself and takes pride in how he dresses, and is a god loving religious man with a wife.  Wouldn't you rather be represented by a professional than a trashy slob that pretends that a porn mustache and week old unwashed clothes from the 70s is "cool"?

LOL.

Trev is that guy but Mishew should still be our backup. Minshew>> Beathard is the debate.

What you want in a backup is a guy who can execute the same game plan as the starter.  Minshew doesn't have the arm strength to execute the same game plan as Trevor.  We'd have to run a whole different set of plays if he had to come in the game.  And if he had to play several games in a row, we'd have to design a whole different offense just for him.  That's why Trevor and Minshew don't go together as starter and backup.
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(12-02-2022, 11:04 AM)carp8dm Wrote: It seems like people think of Minshew through the amazing game he played against Denver.  And that the Denver performance was how every game went back in the day.

But they completely Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Minded the game against the Panthers and the rest of the games he played.

Minshew is no bueno, mi hombres. 

Dude caught lightning in a bottle for a few games.  AND IT WAS AMAZING!!!  Minshew mania was a helluva ride for about a month.  And then it all crashed down.

Stop chasing the dragon.  Get off the white horse, get yourself cleaned up, shave off that mustache, take off those god awful jorts, turn in your Winnebago, take a shower, get rid of that mullet, put on some SPF 75 sunscreen, and enjoy the Sunshine that is Trevor Lawrence.

Trevor Lawrence is a well rounded, decent dude that takes care of himself and takes pride in how he dresses, and is a god loving religious man with a wife.  Wouldn't you rather be represented by a professional than a trashy slob that pretends that a porn mustache and week old unwashed clothes from the 70s is "cool"?

LOL.

Bruh, there's never been a QB that represents the spirit of the fan base the way that Minshew did. He's Jacksonville's Quarterback, just not the Jacksonville Jaguars' Quarterback.
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