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Another one falls into the trap that is Sam Darnold

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Darnold will look like a decent starter on that roster when everything is going fine and the run game is clicking.  As soon as he is pressured or there is pressure on him to deliver he will let them down.  Unfortunately he doesn't have the mental fortitude to handle pressure at the NFL level and not many do.  I've seen him completely shook way to many times on the sidelines to think he can ever be a true franchise QB.  A talented backup on a strong roster sure but that's his ceiling. 

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37 minutes ago, NAS said:

 

Everyone thinks they can fix Darnold.  He does throw a nice ball, but unfortunately often to the other team or over the head of the receiver.  

This is like when some women fall in love with bad boys thinking they'll be the ones to reclaim them and make them husband material again.  Darnold is who he is.  He has limited processing ability (probably scored an 18 on the S2 test), no composure under pressure, can't throw receiver open to save his life.

Shanny is going to turn Darnold into an All Pro

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Just now, CamWhoaaCam said:

Yeah im not sure people realize the situation Darnold will be in. As long as he doesn't make mistakes that offense will be just fine. If he plays well they will win a lot of games and he will definitely be in consideration for all pro.

 

Once again you can put any average QB with the 49ers and they will win a lot of games. A rookie almost had them in the SB. That team is loaded with talent. It's going to be hard for Darnold to fail given all the talent and coaching he has around him.

Do you think he starts over Lance week 1?

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13 minutes ago, CamWhoaaCam said:

He had a winning record once he took over for Baker. And our offense was only DJ Moore. I don't get the Sam hate on this board.

 

Rhule was his coach. Even Baker played better after he left Rhule. Im not saying Sam Darnold is a pro bowler but the 49ers will still be a top 3 team in the NFC with Darnold at QB.

Because he effing sucks. 

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Not denying that Darnold has some talent, but he is easy to rattle once the pressure starts getting to him. You can have every skill player around him be an all-pro, but if he starts to panic, things will go south quickly. Wish him the best, though. Seems like a good guy.

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32 minutes ago, shaq said:

Darnold is overhated in panthers fandom, rightfully so we gave up a lot of draft capital and his picked up his option. With the 49ers supporting cast and great coaching he will look like a solid QB. Will he ever be an elite qb, very very unlikely. Could he be a good backup and solid spot starter on a good team, yes!

49ers O is all about seeing the field with quick and good decision making.  That's not a place for Sam to thrive 

Best place for Sam Darnold would be a cloud of dust offense that hands the ball off and ask the QB to occasionally gamble deep downfield off the play action IMO.  Basically an era gone by. 

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11 minutes ago, CRA said:

49ers O is all about seeing the field with quick and good decision making.  That's not a place for Sam to thrive 

Best place for Sam Darnold would be a cloud of dust offense that hands the ball off and ask the QB to occasionally gamble deep downfield off the play action IMO.  Basically an era gone by. 

He does when his first read is open. It's just that when his first read isn't open AND immediate pressure doesn't force him to instantly check down, that's when disaster strikes. Sam Darnold having to go through his progression is likely to yield a negative result. Unfortunately for him, NFL DCs excel at taking away your first option. That's why Darnold looks good in systems until DCs get a few games of film to study. Once they get a feel for Sam Darnold within an offensive system it's a wrap. They've got him.

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23 minutes ago, CamWhoaaCam said:

Yes.

 

I think there was a report if im not mistaken saying he is QB 1 right now because Lance/Purdy are coming off injuries.

 

Im not even sure Lance will be on the team week 1. They will probably trade him.

I think they want to see if Purdy is legit before they trade away Lance. His value would be at a low right now, if he looks decent this year they could possibly get more.

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