(10-02-2024, 07:34 PM)carp8dm Wrote:

(10-02-2024, 07:28 PM)NYC4jags Wrote: Every point in your assessment is hyperbole. 

None of those things happen as frequently as you assert

It's all stuff he needs to improve, but you imply, or rather directly state he does it all the time, which is nonsense.

So I say he needs to improve on the things he's doing poorly, and it's hyperbole?

OK, bruh.

I never said he does those things every time.  But he does it enough that it's clearly a matter that he's not getting better.  He's actually regressing.  I mean, is that hyperbole?  

I'd really like him to get better support from a coaching staff that can develop him.  I guess I'm crazy for wanting a better result from a QB that we have invested 50 million a year for the next few years.  Call me hyperbolic.

Gotta say I agree with your view. They are disturbing traits that can become a pattern. We already see the spin as a habit that needs to be broken out of muscle memory. We see the throws that look like he's preparing for contact even when the contact isn't coming. Those jitters can be cured. I think the way we called the game (for the most part) Sunday went a long way to working within the confines of our personnel to be productive, while not necessarily being 100% the long-view vision of what this team should be.

It's foolish not to be concerned about the potential for bad habits in any franchise QB. We see the good, and know that it can be better, especially if he can eliminate some of those flaws that have gradually crept into his play.

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(10-02-2024, 08:03 PM)TDOSS Wrote: So your take is that he had one good season therefore he can remain consistent with the right coaches? Lol, by the way -  those were the same coaches that helped him get there.....   

His ball placement has been pretty mid his whole NFL career. This is usually the number 1 quality you see in underwhelming QBs who seem to have all the tools.

It's always best when the trolls come right out and admit it.

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