kungfoodude

Is Sam trying to kill all our WR's?

Jesus Robby.

Thank God, Sam. Take the fuging sack. Better that than play hero ball and heave INT's.

That Taylor PBU on JJ was a thing of beauty.

That play never happens if he doesn't throw a dumb ball. There is no justification for that play whatsoever.

Hope in what, a top 5 draft pick?

BOUYE, ******!!!

Wrong year for that, unfortunately.

WR's covered = throw the ball away. This is literally QB 101. There is a reason they showed it over and over and pointed out you just can't make that decision. Because.....you can't.

He is who he is.

Last I checked, Robby didn't decide to not throw the ball out of bounds. Literally only the staniest of Darnold stans can defend that play.

It makes me mad because it wasn't even remotely anyone else's fault. Can't blame that poo on the OL. Just....WTF dude.

Great, now we will get another thread about Anderson not giving enough effort this week.

As I scream, "THROW THE fuging BALL AWAY" for 3 seconds. 1000% on Darnold.

Because my actual intelligence allowed me to ignore them.

Imagine being such an emotional child that a random reactionary Huddle thread caused you to post another dumb reactionary thread as a reaction to the reactionary thread?

Jambalaya and swordfish belly(maybe with a mango salsa).

Possibly. It is tough for our WR's with the OL/QB situation. It isn't like DJ is blowing up either.

That's what I mean by dropping weight in a healthy way. Anytime I(or anyone I have ever known) have cleaned up or improved my diet or exercise regimen, the weight cut wasn't negative. Quite the opposite. More stamina, more energy, etc. The issues happen when you aren't doing it properly(poor diet, not eating properly, not eating enough, poor exercise habits, improper exercise habits, etc). Very rapid weight loss can be dangerous if you aren't doing it properly. In his case, he has lost this 30ish pounds over the course of roughly 5-6 months. That is something just about anyone at his size should be able to do quite easily and quite safely. I have a friend that was at 297 lbs November of last year(heaviest weight of his life) at 42 years old. Now he is slightly less than 200 lbs and in the best shape of his life(former college athlete, BTW). But he did it the right way. 30 lbs in 5-6 months is absolutely nothing.

There is no option B in 2021. There probably isn't in 2022. Sam is clearly not a franchise QB but he might be a bridge QB if we can protect him. Currently he would be on pace for 20 INT season, so I don't know how long we can do that without making a change. He can't control the dumpster fire of blocking in front of him, but he can control not making stupid throws to the wrong team. Perhaps we can get some upgrades in 2022 to the OL that will allow us to mitigate his history of poor decision making. It's hard to say, he might have David Carr Battered QB Syndrome after this season.

No doubt. From an organizational standpoint, I don't think we were ever going to re-sign him. From a fan standpoint, I know there was a small contingent that thought he was the guy we should keep.

What is he down now, about 30 lbs? That's probably 8-10% of his mass. Not an extreme amount, even for an athlete. If you are cutting weight properly, his endurance and heart should be getting healthier not getting worse. What you are describing is if you quickly cut weight in a very unhealthy manner. That can be very, very difficult on your body.

2 G 1 GS 5 targets 4 receptions 19 yards 0 TD 9% of offensive snaps 3 years $34.5 mil In fairness, he has missed almost the entire offseason and season with a nagging groin injury but....sure looks like we missed a bullet on that contract.