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The TD pass is solid but he’s just throwing to a spot. Fenton has no chance if he just hit the general back corner, and he did. Good, but the receiver was wide open. I’ll give you the throw to Allen over the middle. Best one. He misplaced the ball to Allen on the sideline where Sneed seems to have slipped up, otherwise he might pick that ball. Everything else is pretty much checkdowns, screens, quick game where the receivers tack on extra yardage due to poor tackling. And this is just his completion reel. I stand by my OP. There is no way based off of that one game to say that he’s the answer for them already for 10-15 years. |
Hebert looked good. But that doesn't seem uncommon with young QBs when the team has had zero preparation or film on them (Lock, Minshew). Have to see how he looks after teams have some film and figure out what slows him down.
On the one hand you wonder what Lynn is thinking insisting that Tyrod still play. But on the other hand, sitting a year does seem to really help. |
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And you'll give credit to Derek Carr and Gardner Minshew as top 10 QB's but yet you can't see Deshaun Watson or Carson Wentz's ability? You'll put Josh Allen as your 7th best QB but then say the jury is still out on him? C'mon man. That's what im talking about, what's the standard here for Herbert? Is Josh Allen the standard? Your 7th best QB? Is Derek Carr the standard? Because Herbert displayed more physical ability than Carr ever has, in 1 game alone. If Herbert ends up, by the end of the year, being in the 15-10 range, then he was a success. No one expects him to be Mahomes/Wilson/Rodgers, nor do the Chargers need him to be. |
I think the big thing about the Chargers is Herbert played well enough to continue playing.
Give Herbert some first team reps and see what the kid can do next week. The other option is to give Taylor another chance and see if he can put a winning streak together as he seems taylor made for that team or at least fits what they are trying to do. Maybe, the Chargers win last week if Taylor was in there. |
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That's a shit excuse. The defender didn't, and Herbert put it in a place where his receiver could make the catch. The only other location he coulda put that ball was on the back shoulder. |
Wentz isn't in any of these arguments, Eagles fans are tired of him. He's always hurt and he fumbles constantly.
Carson Wentz through 2 weeks: - Passer grade 42.7 (worst in league) - Sacked 8 times (worst in league) - 4 INTs (tied worst with Cousins) - 64.4 passer rating (4th worst) - 13 poor throws (2nd worst in league) - 32.9 % on target throws (tied 6th worst) In 5 seasons Carson Wentz has 0 playoff wins, 50 fumbles. He is 7-20 vs teams over 500. |
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Division rival players almost never get a fair shake on this board, and QB's most certainly don't ever since Mahomes. I'm still trying to get an answer to my original question of, "What did he do wrong?" My statement is simple: He did a lot of things really well, and 1 or two things wrong. He showed great tools and looks promising until proven otherwise. He didn't do anything in that game to suggest he's a bad player. And i would not be surprised at all to see him light up the lowely Panthers. |
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Trick question....we all know it's FREAKING BUTTKICKER!! |
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Probably the best thing that could happen to the Chargers, now they know they've got something in Herbert.
Sucks that he won't get playing time cause his Head Coach is a dumbass. |
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