(10-27-2024, 09:34 PM)Caldrac Wrote:

(10-27-2024, 08:57 PM)SamusAranX Wrote: Salvageable? Cmon man with the hyperbole.

He's not living up to the player he was billed out to be when he left Clemson. His ceiling was Matt Ryan for me with his floor being Alex Smith. He's tilted more towards Alex Smith since the injuries from last year.

I just don't have enough confidence in him for the long term. Especially with this current front office and coaching staff. Hence, he's salvageable. Like it or not. He's been an average QB with a below average record and a high amount of turnovers.

I don't care about the potential plays missed. The potential missed opportunities. The eye tests. The coulda, woulda, shoulda of it all. He's simply not where he should be, and, that $275M contract extension puts even more tension on these facts.

Maybe Ben Johnson can turn him into Jared Goff or better. Maybe Slowik can turn him into C.J Stroud or better. Maybe Belichick can turn him into Matt Ryan or better. We simply don't know or won't know until things change from the top, down.

22 - 35 in 57 career starts.

70 some odd TD's Vs. God knows how many turnovers.

Completion percentage down with current trajectories set to be his lowest since his rookie season.

So, I mean, it's year four. We're 2 - 6 now. I'd say your next regime is looking to salvage what they can out of him and anybody else that has a solid floor and high ceiling to work with.

Not sure why everybody's panties gets in a massive bunch anytime someone *gasps* refuses to accept mediocre or below mediocre results in progress from any position on the team. Regardless if it's the QB's complete fault or not.

Again. You are what your record says you are. The statistics are also there to support said body of work.

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