JahnDho
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RT is miles ahead of Jay, at any stage of the respective careers. Injuries aside, RT is a franchise QB. Wether he gets us to a SB is too be seen, but if he doesn't, that doesn't stop him from being a franchise QB. Luck won't make a SB imo, because it's a team sport, and his team is way below average. RT will be here for the next 5 years IMO, unless he tears his knee up again and is forced to give the game away.
People who say RT IS a Franchise QB ARE delusional. He hasn’t done enough to deserve it.
What’s a franchise QB even look like? Let’s start there...Luck was labeled one because of his pedigree, college experience, production, film, smarts, and so on. RT wasn’t that coming out. The Manning bros were and then produced like one. Tom Brady became one. Brees became one. You’re either said to be one coming out of school or you’re not one until you become one in the NFL. Until then RT isn’t a franchise QB. It’s just easier and more safe for an analyst to say he isn’t one then to use foresight to say something like, he will become one because he continues to grow.
I personally don’t think he will become a household name like the ones I mentioned. Still can be above average, make a pro bowl or 2 in his best years, win some playoff games and even a Super Bowl. Do those things and the consideration begins on a national level. Be the league MVP or at least in the running a few times.
Do most of these things consistently over the next 7-10 years and he’ll join the ranks.
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