Originally Posted by Dam8610 (Post 262917)

I guess you know more than Andy Reid and Patrick Mahomes, both of whom credit Mahomes's meteoric rise to the year he spent on the bench learning from the sidelines. But I'm sure you know more than the best QB developing coach and best QB in the NFL about how QBs develop.

Also, I'd rather have 3 years of elite play than 4 years of average play or 5 years of bad play. That's not to say those are guarantees, but the longer he sits, the more likely he is to be successful once he takes the field.



That's it guys, pack up the message board, turns out you can't have an opinion on football unless you're the GM of a team. Guess we should tell the Dane Bruglers, Brett Kollmans, and JT O'Sullivans of the world to shut down their outlets as well, they can't have an opinion on football because they're not GMs. :rolleyes:



This is the second time in a row the Packers are putting a QB in after having him sit for a significant length of time. It worked out really well for them with Rodgers. Love isn't as talented, so it might not work out as well this time.

Originally Posted by Dam8610 (Post 262898)

Patrick Mahomes as a draft prospect was far ahead of Anthony Richardson in terms of being ready to start an NFL game, that's why I think at least 2 years would be ideal for him. Honestly, a draft and stash strategy where they draft Richardson, bring in Lamar Jackson

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Originally Posted by Lov2fish (Post 262918)

Its sarcasm, not a dick don't take it so hard.

Originally Posted by apballin (Post 262919)

He don’t need 2 years… he’ll be starting by mid season. His running ability will mask alot if his deficiencies not to mention having JT to lean on

Ideally use his running ability and let him figure out the passing game as he grows

He’s dynamic… he’s nothing we’ve ever seen… I sure hope the Colts draft him

Originally Posted by Brylok (Post 262924)

Richardson stinks.

Originally Posted by Butter (Post 262920)

Just stomp the breaks right there, Lamar is not signing a contract that would make that possible.

Originally Posted by Lov2fish (Post 262918)

Its sarcasm, not a dick don't take it so hard.

Originally Posted by Dam8610 (Post 262928)

Spending $60 million per year on the QB position is going to be the norm in the NFL.

Originally Posted by apballin (Post 262925)

You basing this off his 13 college starts?

He’s 20 years old his potential is off the charts