Thread for the QB competition!

[86WARD]

BUT...BUT....if you can't look good in practices in shorts...you're not going to suddenly look good in a real game.

Andrew Luck.

[Mojouw]

Andrew Luck.

Fair.

We do keep coming back to the exception that proves the rule in order to remain optimistic on the QB projections.

Trubisky needs a veteran turnaround so dramatic that the comp most people come up with (Warner) is so astounding that they made movies about it.

Pickett needs to replicate the rise of Burrow. A player that almost universally discussed as an unprecedented developmental path.

It makes it hard to clearly see these really rare and narrow comparative success stories being repeated.

[Steeler-in-west]

Wouldn't it be a funny (suicidally) if they signed a FA QB and drafted a R1 QB and then gave the job to Rudolph?

it would probably mean Nagy wasn't at fault and Pickett is not ready.... or it could mean Rudy has worked hard and improved a ton.

[DesertSteel]

it would probably mean Nagy wasn't at fault and Pickett is not ready.... or it could mean Rudy has worked hard and improved a ton.

Whatever else it meant, it would also mean -- "Welcome to the basement!"

[polamalubeast]

Only 3 days but it would be a huge shocker at this point if Pickett is the starter in week 1 unless that Mitch and Mason are out because of injuries

[DuckHodges]

Only 3 days but it would be a huge shocker at this point if Pickett is the starter in week 1 unless that Mitch and Mason are out because of injuries

It seems so far like Mason is playing his ass off. Nothing like threatening someone's job to make them play hard lol

[DesertSteel]

It seems so far like Mason is playing his ass off. Nothing like threatening someone's job to make them play hard lol

Training camp is wonderful. Unfortunately, we’ve seen what he has to offer in games.

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It seems so far like Mason is playing his ass off. Nothing like threatening someone's job to make them play hard lol

Training camp is wonderful. Unfortunately, we’ve seen what he has to offer in games.

[Edman]

it would probably mean Nagy wasn't at fault and Pickett is not ready.... or it could mean Rudy has worked hard and improved a ton.

Players improve? Nah. Everyone knows that people that play in the NFL are set in stone and can never get better or decline in any circumstance. It took Terry Bradshaw five seasons to finally have a year where his touchdowns outnumbered his interceptions.

[polamalubeast]

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Players improve? Nah. Everyone knows that people that play in the NFL are set in stone and can never get better or decline in any circumstance. It took Terry Bradshaw five seasons to finally have a year where his touchdowns outnumbered his interceptions.

Players can improve but when the last time,a players was garbage in the first 3-4 years and become great after that?

[polamalubeast]

[Edman]

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Players can improve but when the last time,a players was garbage in the first 3-4 years and become great after that?

James Harrison is one.

[polamalubeast]

James Harrison is one.

But at the QB position?

Harrison did not had the chance to play much before 2007 too

[polamalubeast]

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Every stat need context...I just checked the stats of Trusbisky against playoffs team and he was 4-10 and 2 of his wins was against the vikings in 2019 when the first win,he was injured early in the game after only 3 pass attempts and the other game was week 17 when the vikings had rested their starter.... In the other playoffs teams, he was 2-10 against the playoffs team.One of his 2 wins was against the rams in 2018 when he was 16-30 for 110 yards,1 TD and 3 INT!

[Reylo1 Steel]

Players improve? Nah. Everyone knows that people that play in the NFL are set in stone and can never get better or decline in any circumstance. It took Terry Bradshaw five seasons to finally have a year where his touchdowns outnumbered his interceptions.

Quoted for truth.

[Born2Steel]

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/s...lph-seriously/

It is typical that early on in TC the vets look much better than the rookies and new guys to the system. Happens every year. I wouldn't give up on a struggling KP any more than put a ton of hope in MR/MT just yet. I'm not a believer in Rudolph but I will give him the opportunity to prove himself one way or the other. For me it's about what makes the team better always.

Apparently, Oladokun has had zero reps at TC so far. Just to show how early into the process this is at this point. Fun to talk about and speculate, but keep it fluid. At least for now.

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Also, I didn't read the article but I read a headline that stated TJ Watt is pretty much ruining the practices for the offense. As expected I guess. The beast has come to feast.

Here it is.....https://www.post-gazette.com/sports/...s/202207290040

[DuckHodges]

But at the QB position?

Harrison did not had the chance to play much before 2007 too

Steve Young didn't look like he was going to be anything and got traded to SFO after 2 disappointing seasons with the Bucs. Now a hall of famer

[DuckHodges]

But at the QB position?

Harrison did not had the chance to play much before 2007 too

Steve Young didn't look like he was going to be anything and got traded to SFO after 2 disappointing seasons with the Bucs. Now a hall of famer

[86WARD]

But at the QB position?

Harrison did not had the chance to play much before 2007 too

In addition to Young: Tommy Maddox, Rich Gannon, Alex Smith, Kerry Collins, Jeff Hostetler…

[pczach]

Steve Young didn't look like he was going to be anything and got traded to SFO after 2 disappointing seasons with the Bucs. Now a hall of famer

Jim Plunkett was another QB that struggled early in his career, then became a HOF caliber player later into his career.

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Steve Young didn't look like he was going to be anything and got traded to SFO after 2 disappointing seasons with the Bucs. Now a hall of famer

Jim Plunkett was another QB that struggled early in his career, then became a HOF caliber player later into his career.

[polamalubeast]

In addition to Young: Tommy Maddox, Rich Gannon, Alex Smith, Kerry Collins, Jeff Hostetler…

all of his QB,outside of Alex Smith was like 20-30 years ago

Maybe it will change this year,I hope but the odds are against them!

[86WARD]

Jimmy G would be most recent then. Even Matt Schaub. He was a nobody, then an injury and then a decent QB for a couple/few years. Point is that it has happened quite a few times.

[polamalubeast]

Jimmy G would be most recent then. Even Matt Schaub. He was a nobody, then an injury and then a decent QB for a couple/few years. Point is that it has happened quite a few times.

Jimmy G was the backup of Tom Brady for almost 4 years.Schaub was the backup of Michael Vick during 3 years

I'm talking about QBs who had a real chance to play one season or more and they were below average, so much they were benched by their coach for a few games or longer and then they became good for at least a good period of time in their next opportunity(I don't count players like Nick Foles or Case Keenum,that it was only for one season or a playoff run)

Alex Smith is the most recent example

[86WARD]

Jimmy G was the backup of Tom Brady for almost 4 years.Schaub was the backup of Michael Vick during 3 years

I'm talking about QBs who had a real chance to play one season or more and they were below average, so much they were benched by their coach for a few games or longer and then they became good for at least a good period of time in their next opportunity(I don't count players like Nick Foles or Case Keenum,that it was only for one season or a playoff run)

Alex Smith is the most recent example

Schaub had two seasons where he was injured off and on with Houston and then went on a nice tear where he was a 4000 yards passer consistently. He’s exactly what you are talking about.

Jimmy ag had some starts but if he doesn’t fit your criteria, sure knock him off the list. There’s still a lot of names on there.

[polamalubeast]

Never mind!

I'm just going to hope that our starting QB is going to be at least decent this year!

[86WARD]

Jimmy G was the backup of Tom Brady for almost 4 years.Schaub was the backup of Michael Vick during 3 years

I'm talking about QBs who had a real chance to play one season or more and they were below average, so much they were benched by their coach for a few games or longer and then they became good for at least a good period of time in their next opportunity(I don't count players like Nick Foles or Case Keenum,that it was only for one season or a playoff run)

Alex Smith is the most recent example

Schaub had two seasons where he was injured off and on with Houston and then went on a nice tear where he was a 4000 yards passer consistently. He’s exactly what you are talking about.

Jimmy ag had some starts but if he doesn’t fit your criteria, sure knock him off the list. There’s still a lot of names on there.

[86WARD]

Better hype Rudolph a little more and a lot faster then get the Seahawks on the phone before they get Jimmy G…lol

[86WARD]

How is Oladokun doing in camp so far? Is he even there?

[polamalubeast]

Better hype Rudolph a little more and a lot faster then get the Seahawks on the phone before they get Jimmy G…lol

I think Jimmy G will be cut soon.His cap hit is too big

[86WARD]

I think Jimmy G will be cut soon.His cap hit is too big

Agree and I bet the Seahawks “swoop in” and sign him…

They can’t realistically be going with Geno Smith as their 2022 QB.

[polamalubeast]

Agree and I bet the Seahawks “swoop in” and sign him…

They can’t realistically be going with Geno Smith as their 2022 QB.

Unless they want to tank for a draft pick like crazy!

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This is also true that the O-line is not good who don't help the QBs(to be fair this is against maybe the best pass rush in the NFL but they will have no chance if our o-line is bad in real game)