tcmtrinity
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Did you only get to watch the draft on Thursday? Lol. We got some good OL help after that, kiddo.
Good luck with that.
Did you only get to watch the draft on Thursday? Lol. We got some good OL help after that, kiddo.
What makes you think the OL is going to be bad? At the end of the season they were better then average. Now they are all healthy and solidified the RT position. Besides Leno everyone on the line is better than average.Yay! Let’s get our generational QB talent killed behind the Bears OL! Winning!!!
So Burrow can start ...Fields can’t...got it
No….Fields can start but do we need him to? Burrows had to start, they had no one else.So Burrow can start ...Fields can’t...got it
No….Fields can start but do we need him to? Burrows had to start, they had no one else.
Burrow got killed
If Fields is ready to go I would start him....There is no need to rush him.
I would start Dalton 4-6 games no matter what.
-We will have a lot of changes on the OL.
-Perhaps a new WR3
-Big changes on offense now that we can burn the Mitch training wheels offense.
Let Dalton start the season and get all that shot sorted out and than go to Fields when he is ready.
Sure, but there is 0 reason fo rush himIf Fields is ready to go I would start him....
That being said I think Nagy is going to try and duplicate what they did with Mahomes
I think these arguments are asinine. You're making a grand assumption that all people learn the exact same way. Some learn better just being thrust into the guts of the car with a wrench than they ever could standing by watching someone else or reading the manual. Not saying this scenario applies to Fields specifically, although Field's lack of playing time could very well have been a contributing factor in his discontentment at Georgia. To have this as a blanket policy would be beneficial only to a small fraction of your player base and detrimental to the rest. How about after training camp the coaches evaluate the individuals based not only on their skill set but where they stand mentally and make a determination on playing time from there? Seems like a pretty straightforward policy.There is no need to rush him.
I would start Dalton 4-6 games no matter what.
-We will have a lot of changes on the OL.
-Perhaps a new WR3
-Big changes on offense now that we can burn the Mitch training wheels offense.
Let Dalton start the season and get all that shot sorted out and than go to Fields when he is ready.
Unless you’re not actually rushing him. If he is capable of playing the QB position at a minimum level they should start him. You also learn by playing; and there is no equal substitute for experienceSure, but there is 0 reason fo rush him
Burrow is on a different stratosphere as a prospect to Fields. Burrows was the best QB prospect since Luck.So Burrow can start ...Fields can’t...got it
Personally I would start Dalton for first halfs, followed by Foles for second halfs until one or both of them emerges
If he is clearly the best on day 1 start him.Unless you’re not actually rushing him. If he is capable of playing the QB position at a minimum level they should start him. You also learn by playing; and there is no equal substitute for experience