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Join Date: Mar 2006
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Re: Wft quarterback of the future
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There's no guarantee they get a day 1 ready QB in the draft. It's possible, but it is definitely not a guarantee. There's no guarantee that they can lure a Veteran QB that is an upgrade to Smith. There's no guarantee that DH will make any progress that puts him ahead of Smith. Currently, Smith is the best option. |
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Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Arlington, VA
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Living Legend
Join Date: Aug 2008
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Re: Wft quarterback of the future
Yet the Skins/WFT are 9-3 with him starting. We have to get a qb of the future there is no doubt, but what FA guy is going to do better than that record? Not Darnold, Newton, or any other guy that the Skins is likely to bring in.
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From a Land Down Under
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Wft quarterback of the future
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Stafford, Fitzmagic are two guys id be happier with next year if we don’t draft someone who instantly pans out. Jimmy G someone mentioned. Andy Dalton. Phillip Rivers has been hot. Id take any of them over Alex until we get our future guy. I believe those guys are all available. Hell Dak might be if the Boys keep fucking that up. Id look at Wentz for sure. He definitely had it in recent history maybe just a bad year or bad fit there? Idk about Alex being the best option next year. That 9-3 record is not all it appears. He would be lower in the ole win column if not for our D. And honestly his last run as a starter was not exactly him putting the team on his back. |
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Pro Bowl
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From a Land Down Under
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If it is the difference between winning and losing then yes. Keep Alex as a backup. Whatever you would be paying his replacement comes right off the top. Offer Alex a position for life and work a deal? Idk. Not my job. But he cannot start 16 games next year and us expect to be serious contenders. So however they make it happen make it happen. |
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Pro Bowl
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Re: Wft quarterback of the future
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But if Alex is healthy, this team can be serious contenders. They are now, and he didn't even start until week 9. They are 4-1 with him as the starter - should be 5-0 if it weren't for a bone head penalty by the best player on the team. Alex is the reason this team is a serious contender right now. The defense obviously deserves an equal amount of credit, they have been good all year. However, this team wasn't playing complementary football until Smith became the starter. Maybe a better QB will fall into their lap for next to nothing in 2021. I don't buy it, but maybe... If not, and Alex is g2g, then I'm fine with rolling with him until he isn't. |
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