Casas9425
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Legitimate argument....#8 pick in the draft, 24 years old, coming to a team that has gone 20-28 over the past 3 seasons, had losing record in 5 of last 6 seasons, playing for OC who was his college coach the past 4 years and said he knew 80% of playbook.
I don't think there has ever been a more ideal situation for a rookie QB to start, unless of course the rookie isn't up to it.
This team isnt a year away from contending. We still need another draft. And this team sure as hell isnt contending for a Superbowl this season.
Let him sit. No point letting him get David Carr syndrome for a bust year. Allow Garrard to try and push us into a winning record.
This team isnt a year away from contending. We still need another draft. And this team sure as hell isnt contending for a Superbowl this season.
Let him sit. No point letting him get David Carr syndrome for a bust year. Allow Garrard to try and push us into a winning record.
If we not going anywhere then why not get the rookie feeling out of him? Only way to really learn is to go against other competition. Now if the line has blocking issues like Carr had i would say yeah don't play him much..
Yeah because Miami is an expansion team with no O-line. Seems like every team except Miami the past few years have started their rookies from day one, with very good results.