Precisely what happened with Herbert on Sunday. That decision to throw across field, from an off platform, into triple coverage instead of running for that first down cost them the game. And of course, his college tape was littered with bad decisions.
I did see a few air-mail specials, although I don't think any ended up in the standsIt didn’t land in a tray of hot dogs, so a lot of his supporters see improvement. You can’t blame ‘em.
Didnt watch the game but Im guessing there were actually no treys of hot dogs in the stands so that could be a misleading statement...It didn’t land in a tray of hot dogs, so a lot of his supporters see improvement. You can’t blame ‘em.
Sad, pathetic and selfish.I hope fitspatrick struggles against the jags....And they put in tua....Fitspatrick probably will not be here next year....Or at best he will be tuas backup...I will take that. Help tua in the sidelines.
BingoYou'll do well with that approach.
Rick Mirer, Vince Young, Baker Mayfield, Robert Griffin, Marcus Mariota, Colin Kaepernick, Josh Freeman, Byron Leftwich, Tim Couch, Joey Harrington, Blake Bortles, Tim Tebow, Geno Smith, E.J. Manuel, Christian Ponder, Sam Bradford, etc. were all crowned by a lot of people very early before they all turned to sh^t.
They're already doing it with Justin Herbert and Joe Burrow after 1 game.
Most of the time, 24 games isn't enough to really know how it's going to play out. Much less one game. Bad habits, weak traits & poor leadership skills will always rear their head at some point in a quarterback's career.
The ones with the least critical of bad habits are the ones that end up doing well over the long haul.
True, but his arrow isn't pointing up, like it once was.Baker mayfield hasnt failed yet. Open your eyes.
It didn’t land in a tray of hot dogs, so a lot of his supporters see improvement. You can’t blame ‘em.