(09-27-2024, 08:37 PM)TDOSS Wrote:

(09-27-2024, 07:59 PM)carp8dm Wrote: Pittsburg and Feilds.

Minnesota and Darnold.

Packers just made Malick Willis look serviceable.

Bucs and Baker Mayfeild.

Saints and Carr.

I mean, it's early in the season and some of these QBs may regress back to the mean.  But we have an "offensive coaching" staff that's been here for 3 years and we are going backwards.  

I hope Doug takes some accountability and really makes the moves that got our team success in 2022.  But at this point, it's a toss up.    Either way, coaching matters.

Edit:  Heck, even Daboll has worked wonders with Daniel Jones!  He looked competent against  Dallas last night.  There's plenty of evidence that having the right coaches that actually want to develop a team and have passion to work instead of just collecting a paycheck can make a huge difference.

Do you think those QBs are going to be consistently good? One out of all those might pan out and have a good career moving forward.

What about Geno Smith in Seattle?

I mean, dude's been consistent for 3 seasons now...

Yeah, I do believe coaching matters.  

As for good careers moving forward.  Baker Mayfield already has proven it.  It's amazing what happens when coaches can actually coach players.

Edit: and I'm not even mentioning Purdy... The last man drafted. And look at him now.

But yeah, players, not plays. You think Brock Purdy would be anything but a practice squad loser if it wasn't for the team and coach he got drafted into???

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