Every year with the Chargers:
well their doctor almost killed their last QB and he's still the team doctor so obviously they're not looking for quality in the health and wellness department.
Every year with the Chargers:
Oh sure, you puncture one lung and you just never hear the end of it, sheesh.well their doctor almost killed their last QB and he's still the team doctor so obviously they're not looking for quality in the health and wellness department.
Package deal with Denver and San Fran, maybe they'll throw in the Raiders as an add on to sweeten the deal.B1G West?
27 if you count the other team though.Justin Fields has 23 completions through 3 games this year.
Two stats that are crazy to me: Russ is now 18-4 in his career against the Niners.
Kyle Shanahan is 40-44 as the Niners HC.
He played at Cherry Creek though.The media loves Kyle Shanahan but I just don’t see the love. They were really good in 2019 and that really has been it. Yes, they did make the NFC championship game last year too, but he seems a bit underwhelming, imo.
Yeah that’s not good. I don’t think he’s going to pan out to be an nfl starter.Justin Fields has 23 completions through 3 games this year.
The media loves Kyle Shanahan but I just don’t see the love. They were really good in 2019 and that really has been it. Yes, they did make the NFC championship game last year too, but he seems a bit underwhelming, imo.
Ohio State always has great athlete QBs instead of QBs who are great athletes. When they rack up obnoxious stats against inferior opponents, the media publicity inevitably follows.Yeah that’s not good. I don’t think he’s going to pan out to be an nfl starter.
Predicting NFL success of college quarterbacks is such a crapshoot, anyway. There are some schools that tend to get quarterbacks drafted high, but even then, not all of the prospects pan out.Ohio State always has great athlete QBs instead of QBs who are great athletes. When they rack up obnoxious stats against inferior opponents, the media publicity inevitably follows.
Oregon with Mariota and Herbert. DamnPredicting NFL success of college quarterbacks is such a crapshoot, anyway. There are some schools that tend to get quarterbacks drafted high, but even then, not all of the prospects pan out.
If you look at the starters across the position, the colleges that they went to are all over the place. Off the top of my head, only Oklahoma and Alabama have more than one alum listed as a starting QB on an NFL team. I might be missing a school or two, but it isn't more than that.
Certainly NFL scouts have seen that evidence and take it into account, so the only explanation I can come up with is that it's really, really, really difficult to predict how a QB prospect will pan out in the pros.
And Cal with Goff and RodgersOregon with Mariota and Herbert. Damn
Who would have thought that out Jalen Hurts would possibly have the most success out of the recent Oklahoma QBs?Predicting NFL success of college quarterbacks is such a crapshoot, anyway. There are some schools that tend to get quarterbacks drafted high, but even then, not all of the prospects pan out.
If you look at the starters across the position, the colleges that they went to are all over the place. Off the top of my head, only Oklahoma and Alabama have more than one alum listed as a starting QB on an NFL team. I might be missing a school or two, but it isn't more than that.
Certainly NFL scouts have seen that evidence and take it into account, so the only explanation I can come up with is that it's really, really, really difficult to predict how a QB prospect will pan out in the pros.
We'll see how it plays out, but yeah he's looking pretty goodWho would have thought that out Jalen Hurts would possibly have the most success out of the recent Oklahoma QBs?
Imagine what tOSU QB stats would be if they were in the B1G West.Ohio State always has great athlete QBs instead of QBs who are great athletes. When they rack up obnoxious stats against inferior opponents, the media publicity inevitably follows.