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What exactly happened to Jake Delhomme?


charlottenian

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He was an average QB who would play great four or five times a year, then he had surgery that turned him into a bad QB who would play average four of five times a year. The nail in the coffin is his disaster of a game against AZ in the playoffs, a younger player may have been able to shake that game off but Jake was done. He might be able to serve as a backup but I don’t think he will ever be able to get his confidence back.

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even in his good years there were many times he'd throw the ball and I'd hold my breath...Smitty usually came up with it...until lately. that said, he gave the team and panthers fans some great moments, but his time has come and gone here. On to winning.

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Jake was never that good to begin with. Here was average with "intangibles" which suited John Fox's philosophy. But as the league changed to a QB-driven league, Delhomme got exposed more and more. The Arizona game changed Delhomme...he said so in his conference. He tried to change his whole approach to the game and turned into the horrible QB we all love to bash.

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