But what is their history of developing QBs prior to eli? Phil simms? The coaching staff that coached him was long gone too
Do the patriots have a better chance of getting to a superbowl than the Texans? They have been there more recently
Why do people claim QBs are gonna refuse to play for a bad team?
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Do the patriots have a better chance of getting to a superbowl than the Texans? They have been there more recently
I believe that a John Elway/Eli Manning scenario will happen again in the future. NIL has changed the game a bit, with regards to financial security for the top college players, before they even play a snap for the NFL. I think the team that should worry about a possible Elway/Eli happening is Carolina. The Panthers are the new Redskins, in that they have unquestionably the worst owner in the NFL (and maybe all of sports), and they have the least talented team. FA’s aren’t willing to go to Carolina, because it’s an unstable franchise, where the owner likes to meddle, and he fires coaches like he goes through suits.
Carolina is in uncharted waters at the moment. They’re different than traditional bad teams like the Bengals and the Jaguars, in that coaches will avoid going there, or negotiate to sign there beyond 5 years, just for the financial security, and players will avoid signing there. Because of NIL, I can definitely see a scenario in which Carolina has the 1st pick in the draft, but a player like Quinn Ewers (or Sheduer Sanders) declines to go there.
Carolina is in uncharted waters at the moment. They’re different than traditional bad teams like the Bengals and the Jaguars, in that coaches will avoid going there, or negotiate to sign there beyond 5 years, just for the financial security, and players will avoid signing there. Because of NIL, I can definitely see a scenario in which Carolina has the 1st pick in the draft, but a player like Quinn Ewers (or Sheduer Sanders) declines to go there.
So CJ stroud would’ve been better off going to the patriots over the Texans because they made a Super Bowl more recently.
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Got it
Again, “NIL money” is not equal to the pay of being the first overall pick
Baker mayfield and Jameis Winston made 40-50 million dollars for the teams that drafted them first.
DropTopDoc
20/20 Vision With my Buffs On
That’s some revision
Lucky_Lefty
Dreams Are Colder Than Death...
The insurance is more than the NIL deal
He's debating in bad faith, which is usual. Didn't need a detailed/serious response.
DropTopDoc
20/20 Vision With my Buffs On
Lucky_Lefty
Dreams Are Colder Than Death...
Practicing for when the fans run him out of town
So 2 teams going 4-12 is the same as trying to compare a playoff team so one that went #3 in the draft.
Got it
How am I debating in bad faith?
You believe because a team went to a Super Bowl 4 years prior with a different staff and roster that I should want to go there as a QB
