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He's ahead of Drew Lock & Jordan Love, Justin Fields & Trey Lance.
https://steelersdepot.com/2021/09/st...up-qbs-in-nfl/
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He's ahead of Drew Lock & Jordan Love, Justin Fields & Trey Lance.
https://steelersdepot.com/2021/09/st...up-qbs-in-nfl/
A Stirring the pot article if there ever was one.
Expect the Mason calls to get louder and louder if the Offense continues to suck Sunday.
He played really well against the browns in the season finale last year.
It's possible that be a pretty good backup while also not being a great starter.
At least that's what Gradkowski, Holcomb, and Hoeyer all called and told me.
I'd say that's about right. Considering the bottom 10 of starting QBs in the NFL are pretty much a list of what you'd call 'trash qb's' or washed up
I honestly don't know what Miami sees in Tua, other than just athletic talent. I don't think he'll ever be an NFL QB. Dude's basically samoan tebow
He has 5 wins as a fill-in starter. How many do those other guys have?
Sure. Or he could not. The point, badly made, was that guys that have "it" don't generally spend much time as back-up QBs. Guys that don't have "it" can develop into high quality back-ups but usually flop as starters.
Rudolph looks like a guy who can have a long NFL career as a rock solid back-up QB but never really develops into a viable starting option.
What's so ridiculous about it? He plays well fresh off the bench. This is something I have observed with my own two eyes. People like to say he's trash because of 2019. Well he he played worse and worse the more consecutive games he had to play, but that's why he is a backup anyway. Of course piss poor blocking, having a bunch of no. 2 WRs at best, possible effects from the cheap shot by Earl Thomas, and probably the most inept offensive mind to ever step foot on an NFL field as the OC/playcaller likely also had some things to do with some of his poor games he had
Mason fell apart in 2019 in the same way Ben fell apart in 2020 and these first two games. Defenses caught on to what the offense was doing and started stacking the box daring Mason to beat them deep, which he couldn't.
The difference is that Mason has gotten much better throwing downfield since then while Ben has shown signs of decline in his intermediate/deep game.
If it were 2019, I'd agree that Mason is a bottom-tier backup. But the 2020 Browns game showed that he can sling it past ten yards consistently and it isn't a physical limitation.
The Mason Rudolph talk just got a helluva lot louder.