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I don't think anyone is able to make any sense of it, to be honest

He's terrible and doesn't belong being a starter in the NFL.  Having the same conversations about him over and over again for years is not going to change anything. 

Any QB in the NFL is going to be capable of making a great throw.  The problem is he makes 1 great play and follows that up with about 20 bad ones before he gets to his next good one.

Washington always seems to be some sort of redemption game for us.

But it is quite perplexing it really is.

I don't get the perplexity; if anything, it's perfectly understandable.  A QB who's never excelled as a passer, at any level, is not doing so now, after demonstrating his inability over 60+ NFL games.  What's perplexing is why people continue to believe it's going to happen.

One more unnecessary DJ thread when there are dozens open on pages 1-2. 

Quote from: TDToomer on September 10, 2024, 04:32:52 PMOne more unnecessary DJ thread when there are dozens open on pages 1-2. 

Probably will continue until he's moved on from.  Sad to say but this team doesn't really offer much else to talk about right now. 

Still whining? The great Aaron Rodgers looked rusty too after a year off. Bo Nix had the worst game in years. Welcome to the show.

If he has a repeat performance against Washington, then it's time for a move.

The problem is that we can beat Washington  with anyone at Qb, it's one reason we are in qb hell albeit a small one.

Quote from: kingm56 on September 10, 2024, 04:12:25 PMI don't get the perplexity; if anything, it's perfectly understandable.  A QB who's never excelled as a passer, at any level, is not doing so now, after demonstrating his inability over 60+ NFL games.  What's perplexing is why people continue to believe it's going to happen.

king: I think you should distinguish people who continuing to believe improvement will happen from those who refuse to give up hope that it might happen. The latter approach is IMO a viable alternative. A person has basically only two choices when bad things happen over which they have no control - make themselves miserable over it -or- make the best of it. And IMO that includes more than just "casual fans" who root for the team on a whim. Bob

Quote from: Bob In PA on September 11, 2024, 07:18:11 AMking: I think you should distinguish people who continuing to believe improvement will happen from those who refuse to give up hope that it might happen. The latter approach is IMO a viable alternative. A person has basically only two choices when bad things happen over which they have no control - make themselves miserable over it -or- make the best of it. And IMO that includes more than just "casual fans" who root for the team on a whim. Bob

The optimist speaks. But the danger, Bob, is that some improvement might blind those in the Giant bubble to believing that long term improvement will continue. It won't. So maybe crashing and burning just seals the obvious deal and is better in the long term for the team.

Quote from: katkavage on September 11, 2024, 07:32:17 AMThe optimist speaks. But the danger, Bob, is that some improvement might blind those in the Giant bubble to believing that long term improvement will continue. It won't. So maybe crashing and burning just seals the obvious deal and is better in the long term for the team.

kat: IMO if the folks in the Giant bubble were truly dumb enough (about football) to get into the current situation, I don't think there's much hope they'll be smart enough to get out of it any time soon. Bob

Quote from: katkavage on September 11, 2024, 07:32:17 AMThe optimist speaks. But the danger, Bob, is that some improvement might blind those in the Giant bubble to believing that long term improvement will continue. It won't. So maybe crashing and burning just seals the obvious deal and is better in the long term for the team.

IMO, I believe that's what Schoen and Daboll are allowing to happen so Mara can see for himself. Now, that doesn't mean the Daboll is deliberately calling bad plays to make Jones look ineffective; he's allowing the chips to fall where they may.

I think the pass to Nabers was just lucky. I don't think he really understands what he is seeing