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Hate on Sam all you want but there is a real possibility we would be 2-0 right now with Darnold. Before you think I’m crazy, there is at least precedent that Darnold can beat the bad teams when everyone including CMC is healthy as evidenced by our 3-0 start last season. The Giants and the Browns are the same level quality of the first three teams we played last season. 
 

Also, it’s a indisputable fact that Darnold looked miles better than Baker when you compare the first two games of the season, both stats and film prove this.

And this might be a cheap shot, but Darnold didn’t at least choke against his former team the Jets like Baker did against the Browns. Sorry not sorry 

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50 minutes ago, CRA said:

We have a half decade of football that shows Sam Darnold is at his worst when he has time.   

Time gives Sam more time to think and it always goes predictably bad in the end.   He doesn’t see and read a field well.  His throws are consistently late.  
 

 

Sam can at least win against bad teams and didn’t choke against his former team. More than I can say for Baker.

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should I come in here and give me schpil about baker being trash to begin with while you all were comparing him to Brees? Sam nor baker are the answer they’re rejects and trash. And they look horrid under an inept coach

Rhule can’t fuging draft an develop a fuging qb if he can’t even develop a team that can win a game and he knows it

he is trying desperately for a cheat code, a vet he doesn’t need to put fundamental effort in and it shows big time, and no worthwhile vet would ever play for Rhule, he’s a fuging amateur

the future of the franchise is a new coach a high draft pick. a plug and play vet won’t play here. Why can’t we just fuging get this poo out of the way already fug

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19 minutes ago, panthersgreenville said:

Sam can at least win against bad teams and didn’t choke against his former team. More than I can say for Baker.

Panthers had good game plans for Sam’s debut.  But teams quickly figured it out it was over after that.   On top of that, they were all 3 uniquely bad opponents.  2 bad teams debuting rookie QBs and a covid/hurricane team.   Which means they weren’t NY/Browns caliber teams even.  Way worse. 

Only win after teams figured out how were hiding Darnold and opponents were comically bad was Atlanta.  Where we ran for 200 yards against a horrible run defense.  Sam meanwhile threw for like 100 yards and a 50% completion rate. 

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17 minutes ago, panthersgreenville said:

Hate on Sam all you want but there is a real possibility we would be 2-0 right now with Darnold. Before you think I’m crazy, there is at least precedent that Darnold can beat the bad teams when everyone including CMC is healthy as evidenced by our 3-0 start last season. The Giants and the Browns are the same level quality of the first three teams we played last season. 
 

Also, it’s a indisputable fact that Darnold looked miles better than Baker when you compare the first two games of the season, both stats and film prove this.

And this might be a cheap shot, but Darnold didn’t at least choke against his former team the Jets like Baker did against the Browns. Sorry not sorry 

Hello Sam or one of Sam's relatives! 👋

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5 minutes ago, Coreyl90 said:

Lets bring in another QB for 1 year then burn him at the stake when he cant make chicken salad out of chicken poo in two weeks. 

Everyone we have brought in with a NFL resume has ended up being exactly who they already proven to be. 

Teddy was Teddy.  Sam was Sam. 

Now Baker will be Baker.  A QB who doesn’t elevate anything around him.  That will be good and bad. ….with a horrible OC.  Who will be what the NFL said he was too. 

The Rhule motto to be continuously wishing that people won’t be what they have proven to be

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25 minutes ago, panthersgreenville said:

The Giants and the Browns are the same level quality of the first three teams we played last season. 
 

 

The Browns and Giants aren’t the same level of opponent. 

they weren’t debuting rookie QBs.  Nor was half their coaching staff out and been displaced for weeks.    

 

 

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You guys are funny.

Mayfield hasn't been the problem thus far. Just like he wasn't the problem in Cleveland. Go re-watch the drives from this weekend. They're killed by fumbles, penalties and drops. I thought it was Mayfield during the game, but I rewatched every offensive snap, some a few times, and I reversed course. 

 

For all the experts on Mayfield's past, from a former CLE fan for 30+ years:

Just look at Cleveland's loss last night, and near loss to the Panther's game 1, blowing 4th quarter leads is their speciality. 

The narrative that Mayfield can't elevate a team is so oxymoronic. He literally took a winless team to 7 wins, instantly. Repeated it, again, in a historically bad circumstances in 2019, then pushed that team to 11 wins. And when hurt, that same team fell to 8-9. By simple Math Mayfield has been shown to add 3-7 wins. 

It's fuging math. 

Just stop repeating that cliche. It's just not true. 

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