(10-14-2022, 10:04 AM)MyKids Wrote:

(10-14-2022, 06:20 AM)flsprtsgod Wrote: Right, right. Not being able to beat out over the hill starters or game managers for the starting job is "hitting the ground running." Then you pick the actual rare exceptions and some dude named Alex Luck and try to spike the ball. Just admit you said a dumb factually incorrect thing and move on.

Who says he wasn't beating Alex Smith for his job? That seemed more of an Andy Reid decision to sit than start him when they were winning games with Alex Smith under center. It would've made no sense to sit Smith when he was easily one of the best QBs in 2017. 

.... your argument is stupid. Just admit it and move along.

Sitting on the bench did not do Mahomes any favors besides learn his diet, his game plan film studies, and adapt his family in the NFL life.

This is easily proven if you've watched what Alex Smith  ESPN ingerview and what he said about Mahomes in his rookie year.

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(10-14-2022, 09:36 AM)imtheblkranger Wrote: Peyton Manning after 5 weeks of year 2:

3-2 Record
11 TDs
7 Ints
61.6% comp
92.54 Rate

This is also with the same HC, OC, QB coach as his rookie year. Bruce Arians was his QB coach too, which should be noted. Also with Marvin Harrison in his prime and Edge as a rookie

Josh Allen through week 5 of year 2:

4-1 Record (somehow)
8 Total TDs (5 pass 3 rush)
7 Ints
62% comp
75 .1 rating

Trevor after 5 weeks in year 2:

2-3 Record
8 TDs
4 Ints
62.4% Comp
88 Rating

This is with a new staff all around after the worst staff of all time his rookie year. I like Kirk, but he's no Harrison.

Josh Allen went on to only throw 2 more INTs the entire year. The Colts team went on to win 10 straight and finish the season 13-3. While I don't expect that from us, there's still ZERO reason to think Trevor won't be the guy.