(10-04-2020, 10:02 PM)NeptuneBeachBum Wrote:

(10-04-2020, 09:35 PM)Predator Wrote: In his 16th start in the NFL he throws over 350 yards, 2 TDs, 68% completion rate and a QR over 100.

We put up 429 yards of offense and scored 25 points. We had the lead at halftime.

We chose to receive after the coin toss so the Bengals get the ball first in the second half and they proceed to march right down the field for a TD. They follow that up by continuing to score on every single possession in the second half except for the victory formation final possession.

Minshew is the least of this team's problems.

I agree with your statement.  He is not the problem.  But I have my doubts he is the long-term solution.  This season is basically a rehearsal on tape for Minshew directed at the next GM-HC regime to decide if they want to use a Top 5 Draft pick on a QB.

(10-04-2020, 10:35 PM)Corriewf Wrote: Minshew has been exposed I believe.

There are 3 types of QBs when pressured..

1. Those that see ghosts, lose their composure and throw mistake after mistake often leading to turnovers. Bortles..good example.
2. Those that over perceive the pressure, fail their reads, hold the ball too long causing the sack...Minshew
3. Franchise QB get the ball off quick and composed taking the hit but executing over and over.. Burrow

We have several rookie QBs and 2nd year QBs to compare Minshew against.

Tell me fellas you would rather have Minshew over the following right now:

Josh Allen
Kyler Murray
Joe Burrow
Justin Herbert

Not going into the QBs we passed on wasting time on Bortles. The above are just the QBs we passed on for Foles/Minshew.

I’m not saying a franchise QB will solve all of our problems (hello Bengals), but it certainly elevates the rest of the team.