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Blake Bortles as a game manager is by far the best option.
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Quote:The very definition of a game manager is someone who is able to keep the offense "ticking over" enough so that it keeps the team in the game and doesn't end drives with silly mistakes or turnovers. The very definition of a game manager is someone that doesn't take chances and doesn't make the plays that a franchise level passer would. The problem here is you seem to be assigning credit to the game managing QB that actually belongs to the team around him. That's wrong, the game manager QB does not make plays to keep drives alive, other players make plays to keep the drive alive, and the game manager QB doesn't make turnovers trying to force passes he's not good enough to make. |
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