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And so what if he wasn't? Then take Howell or Strong or Zappe or who the fug ever. They are all goddamn backups, so WTF does it matter? And you trade a Day 2 pick for this? Jesus Christ.

Don't fuging trade future draft capital. This isn't fuging hard. God these people are dumb.

That would be epic if the staff is already that dysfunctional. I suspect it is the Fitt/Morgan types not seeing eye to eye with Rhule.

Dude. You and me both.

I would LOVE to know who wants him and who doesn't. I hope that leaks.

They just don't want these QB's. Lol. I am still amazed that people bought into this class based on bobblehead commentary.

I'd take just about any of these QB's in the 4th. What do you have to lose? Decent shot at becoming a backup QB and cheap one at that.

At this rate, why even bother? Just see what falls to us in the 4th. You may very well still have your pick of quite a few guys.

This is gonna be hilarious to read later, like your offseason takes in 2021. Not sure there is someone who is as consistent in being completely inaccurate. It really is EXTREMELY funny to watch you do this to yourself.

I wish I could be a fly on the wall and see who was pro and anti Baker.

I hope that Campen is able to mold him well. He's most of the way to where he needs to be. Just needs polish and to get some more consistency.

If you read the anonymous quotes from scouts/FO people and listened to guys that actually played QB in the NFL, they were all down on this class. I think the amount of first round grades were limited.

The only guy that has been drafted is probably the only guy that could actually start in year one. And he is mediocre. This class is not good. It's a bunch of #2 and #3 QB's.

It is hilarious how fall these dudes are falling. I am amazed that there were people who thought basically every evaluator was wrong that this was viewed as a bad class. It's very obvious this was the case.

We just have to hope he stays on the program and gets better and better.

Yeah but Allen's situation is unique for a reason, he is the one example of that working out among the many failures. I just have questions about Willis developing. He could be Allen but he could be Darnold.

If we can make a cheap trade up or trade a player, I am down with that. I don't want to see much in the way of 2023 draft capital spent.

I don't think Lance was ready day one but I think he is going to adapt well once he gets more reps.

He isn't yet but it isn't tracking in a positive direction. He was another that is following the Rhule "Brand" of lacking accountability and lashed out at fans during the season. Great "culture" we are creating.

Yeah that was him. It led to them drafting Ngata.

He can't watch tape. Hence why he is Googling clips that support his argument rather than just looking at actual game film.

Yeah, Luke is an all world talent but LB's need competent play in front of them. Anyone remember Ray Lewis being upset when his NT wasn't resigned(forget his name now)?

I mean, I literally told you to watch the All-22. Pick a game. Any game. Watch all his snaps. You will see what I mean.

I mean, w are laymen and this is obvious. Go watch any person with an ounce of professional football experience break down his play and they will pretty much say the same thing. He hasn't been good and he hasn't improved on basic skills at his position. That cannot be spun any other way that is positive. I can't blame that on coaching either. I love to abuse our coaching staff but his lack of development is squarely his fault. It's up to him to consistently get better at his craft and he has not done that.

Better players will always help but he is getting beat fairly consistently. That is ultimately his fault. I would agree with you if he was regularly dominating one on one matchups but he just isn't.