Yes, no other QB had any potential picks dropped, just Geno... is this done purposefully in bad faith, or did you really just not consider that?
I think the 612 passes thrown and 65 sacks taken is pretty telling. We can at least see they called around 700 passing plays last year in the Washington offense. The lack of balance is astonishing. I don't know much about their weapons, offensive line, etc but it seems to me he was playing on a pretty bad team, with bad playcalling, that set him up to fail.
But all of the QBs in the list have that happen...
If they all have it happen, it doesn't change the ranking much if at all. So we're back to square one.There we go
I'm saying it did happen.
And so did everyone else, but you're either purposefully ignoring that or not grasping the point CallMeADawg is making.
Howell doesn’t have near the tools of Josh Allen. There is an article about the trade in The Athletic today. They say that with enough support Howell’s ceiling is “mid-level starting QB.”
That’s a higher ceiling than most of these first rounders will merit after their first 18 games.
Timeframe is 4 years, not 18 months, unless you’re satisfied with a mid-level QB. Anybody who says he can accurately predict these QBs is kidding you. The data shows that half of the first round picks are a bust, and we don’t know for sure until they play about 30 games. There are exceptions on both ends.
Ok, that's what I thought initially. Good enough to win some games, but not good enough to be the long term answer most likely. Yayy. That said, even if we had the #1 pick, there's no guarantees. It's a crapshoot. Hopefully we're not wallowing in crap in a year.
No doubt. We may catch up to the Tayor is the Devil threads
