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| View Poll Results: How would you address the QB1 situation for 2023? | |||
| Swing big in a trade for a veteran |
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2 | 3.77% |
| Trade up in the draft for a top prospect |
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4 | 7.55% |
| See who hits free agency |
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7 | 13.21% |
| Sit tight with Howell |
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35 | 66.04% |
| Other |
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5 | 9.43% |
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Re: Commanders 2023 Off-Season Thread
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I also know this is a chicken and the egg situation, as in was Baltimore's passing game lacking because of their misfires at drafting WRs or was their running game so prioritized that they couldn't develop pass catchers. But, our pass catchers are significantly better than any pass catchers Baltimore has ever had while Roman was there. So he'd have a better group to work with.
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Re: Commanders 2023 Off-Season Thread
![]() Limiations are over now bro... (I'm just hoping) Quote:
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Re: Commanders 2023 Off-Season Thread
You'll still have limitations with a 2nd year QB with just one start under his belt. Helpful to keep pressure off Howell with a strong running game. That's how Seattle helped Russ be successful and be able to develop in his first few years.
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