Woot woot. 2021-2022 Coach of the Year
actually wanted the bears to trade mack back to the raiders earlier they wouldâve given up too much and mackâs starting to break down a bit like hicks, neither is replaceable but they keep missing games.
Mack also has fallen from the dominant tier. Still donât want to see him out for the year but heâs paid like dominant tier.
no hicks or mack and weâre gonna stop the ravens from rushing the ball all over us?
also Kirk Cousins is shockingly 18 TD 2 INT this year
finally no longer the reason the Vikings arenât any good! you blew that window you fucking idiot
Counterpoint: Cousins got outplayed by Cooper Rush in primetime.
Thatâs how you get those guaranteed dollas.
Rams are looking amazing for that trade
lol Lions
Letâs see if he can not embarrass himself as badly as another former Husky QB. Outlook uncertain.
Nice cherry picking of stats. You intentionally left out 2017, when he only threw 2 more interceptions than touchdowns, and improved his average rushing yards to -2.1 per carry.
It would be amazing to go back in a time machine and tell people that the best QB out of the extremely hyped Andrew Luck/ RGIII draft class is Russell Wilson by a significant margin.
Once they pick their jaw off the floor you hit them with the second best: Kirk Cousins.
Yeah but that was a FCS school. 
Just crazy this guy has been on two NFL teams but Kaepernick canât get a shot.
Speaking of bad quarterbacks, does everyone have their own personal choice for worst quarterback ever? For me, itâs Babe Laufenberg, largely because I played endless Tecmo Super Bowl in college. Even though he wasnât the worst QB in the league (Steve Grogan), he was close. And his name pushed it over the edge.
My favorite fact from his Wikipedia page:
Though he never appeared in a regular season or playoff game during his time with the Redskins, Laufenberg was a very popular player with the fans and the media. He was called âMr. Augustâ for his come-from-behind wins in preseason.
Savage
Pro: the Peter Man
College: Joe Bauserman
Heath shuler for sure, #3 pick, QB of future set to lead Redskins back to the promise land after being terrible since the 1991 all time great team. Instead he gets beat out by a 7th round QB who is best remembered as the guy who injured himself headbutting a wall while celebrating during a 7-7 tie.
Bonus points because he then went on to become a shit bag mega conservative Dem congressman
JaMarcus Russell is up there since he was a #1 pick who clearly had no interest in actually playing QB after he got paid and could sip on purple drank for the rest of his life.
Minus the purple drank, that is probably the best life EV way to have taken advantage of great QB skills back then (when contracts for 1st round picks were different).
Ball out in College, get picked #1, get paid, suck, get cut.
Live a concussion and injury-free life while rubbing cash on your titties the whole time.
If you have tens of millions of dollars banked, why sign up to get your clock cleaned by roided up giants on the reg.
So, top 5 QB in Lions history?