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Wow. That was a GREAT tackle to keeping that WR inbounds. That andac Jones taking a sack on the previous play pretty much guaranteed the Pats had no shot to pull off a last second miracle. Well, that having to get well within FG range to get into hail mary range for Mac Jones to get a ball into the endzone.

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Mac Jones is another wasted 1st round pick. Game manager. Choke artist. He is the worst clutch QB in the NFL. Sam Darnold gives you a better chance at winning at the end of the game.

Why do so many people think these choke artists like Mac Jones, Justin Fields, Sam Darnold, Baker Mayfield, and Teddy Bridgewater can magically become a clutch QB?

College FB is producing a lot of good game managers, but these big college programs are not developing clutch QBs anymore.

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9 hours ago, CPantherKing said:

College FB is producing a lot of good game managers, but these big college programs are not developing clutch QBs anymore.

In fairness, being able to perform well in the clutch is a rare ability.  And I don't think it's something that can be developed.  While experience helps, the main requirement is to stay in control under pressure, and that is an ability that you either have or you don't.  

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