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Speaker 1: between the Vikings and the Bears. Well, there's a direct
Speaker 1: correlation between quality of quarterback play and quality of game.
Speaker 1: Trevor Lawrence gets c. J. Stroud pretty damn entertaining, Joshua
Speaker 1: Dobbs and Justin Fields drek. At this point, Justin Fields
Speaker 1: is auditioning for another job. So he's not consistently productive enough,
Speaker 1: doesn't consistently win enough, isn't consistent enough, isn't consistently healthy
Speaker 1: enough to pass on Caleb Williams, who is a better
Speaker 1: prospect than just Fields is or was. And you also
Speaker 1: get to restart the clock. It's not hard. There's no
Speaker 1: reason to continually capitulate those two fumbles by Justin Fields.
Speaker 1: Almost every pass, you know, he had one big pass
Speaker 1: maybe to the entire game. Down the field. Everything's like
Speaker 1: near the line of scrimmage. I think, you know. One
Speaker 1: of the things my takeaway is I don't consider Minnesota
Speaker 1: to have, you know, a world class defense. I don't
Speaker 1: think he sees the field terribly well. And by this
Speaker 1: time you need to. You know, some guys walk into
Speaker 1: this league and they have it figured out very quickly
Speaker 1: and some don't. And CJ. Stroud's a great example of
Speaker 1: you got it or you don't. And he has a
Speaker 1: very shaky run game. A rookie defensive coach, first time
Speaker 1: play caller, pretty average, the below average roster, and he
Speaker 1: sees the field, lets it rip, and delivers the ball accurately.
Speaker 1: Some have it, some don't. So I think Justin Fields
Speaker 1: is talented enough to garner like a second or a
Speaker 1: third round pick. Put him on an offensive staff with
Speaker 1: some weapons like Atlanta. You know he's from Georgia. I
Speaker 1: think he'd be fun to watch. I watch this is
Speaker 1: more of a defensive culture. I mean, Matt Eberflus may
Speaker 1: not be your favorite coach or mine, but the Bears
Speaker 1: have the number one run defense in the league. I
Speaker 1: don't think they have the best run personnel in the league.
Speaker 1: I don't think they have as good a defensive personnel
Speaker 1: as Baltimore, San Francisco, Philadelphia, but they're the number one
Speaker 1: run defense in the league. That goes on Matt Eberflus's resume,
Speaker 1: whether they keep him or not. He's a defensive coach
Speaker 1: and has shown some stride, some real growth on the
Speaker 1: defensive side of the ball. I do think Justin Fields
Speaker 1: would be better served with an offensive coach and an
Speaker 1: offensive leading culture Atlanta with Bejon Robinson, Drake London, Kyle
Speaker 1: Pitt's pretty good old line. Weaker division perhaps, But you know,
Speaker 1: Justin Field is auditioning. There's no reason to capitulate. There's
Speaker 1: only two types of quarterbacks who usually end up raising
Speaker 1: trophies stars. Justin Fields is not that or very very
Speaker 1: talented rookie quarterbacks or very very very talented young quarterbacks
Speaker 1: on a rookie deal. And you got to make a
Speaker 1: decision here pretty quick if you're gonna pay Justin Fields
Speaker 1: or not. And again, they're just not consistent enough. Doesn't
Speaker 1: sow the ball down the field accurately, consistently enough, no
Speaker 1: reason to argue about it, but good enough, talented enough
Speaker 1: to get a second shot. There's nine to ten teams
Speaker 1: every year that are looking for a quarterback. Never forget
Speaker 1: those numbers, over fifty quarterbacks on average play in the NFL. Now,
Speaker 1: you need quarterbacks, you need talent in the building. And
Speaker 1: he's a big kid that runs well, can make plays.
Speaker 1: But you know, in a strange way, winning because Chicago's
Speaker 1: going nowhere does them no favors tonight, you know they
Speaker 1: want to have They're gonna get Carolina's pick, so they're
Speaker 1: gonna take Caleb Williams. And you'd like that other pick,
Speaker 1: you know, to be somewhere in the five six range,
Speaker 1: so you can get They don't need a left tackle.
Speaker 1: They could probably use. There's one great rush end, you know,
Speaker 1: Matt Eberflus. You know, I could see them if he
Speaker 1: retains his job, GM retains his job going after a
Speaker 1: defensive player. But we know there's three or four quarterbacks
Speaker 1: that are going to go early. Marvin Harrison's going to
Speaker 1: go early. There's two offensive tackles that are going to
Speaker 1: go early, and one or two defensive players. So he's auditioning.
Speaker 1: That's fine, but there's no reason to go back and
Speaker 1: forth on it right at this point. Consistency, health, production, wins,
Speaker 1: just not enough of it. It's okay, it's okay. The
Speaker 1: average NFL draft gives us one big time quarterback annually.
Speaker 1: That's about it. You have the occasional rare, you know,
Speaker 1: two guys hit. There's been a few historically three do,
Speaker 1: and there's been several where none hit. But it's about
Speaker 1: one a year and that's now you would think it
Speaker 1: would be more. And I do think the Bownecks, Kayleb Williams,
Speaker 1: Drake May, Michael Pennix, Jayden Daniels, LSU class it's pretty good.
Speaker 1: That's a pretty good class. I can see two guys hitting,
Speaker 1: but very rarely do you have a player. And I
Speaker 1: think Kayleb Williams could be the exception, Andrew Luck, Trevor
Speaker 1: Lawrence good enough to overcome some early chaos. I don't
Speaker 1: think Justin's there and I think we all know it,
Speaker 1: so he's auditioning. Caleb Williams will be the guy, and
Speaker 1: Cale's a better player, sees the field, better, justice athletic,
Speaker 1: more accurate thrower on a consistent level. We'll see. But yeah,
Speaker 1: I don't trust Chicago to do the right thing. I mean,
Speaker 1: if there's I've said this before, and they've been around
Speaker 1: for one hundred years of franchise, they've never had one
Speaker 1: great consistent quarterback for any duration, which is you can't
Speaker 1: even get your arms around that, and never done it.
Speaker 1: I mean, at least the Lions had Matt Stafford for
Speaker 1: over a decade. I mean, you look at Washington, they
Speaker 1: had Sonny Jurgensen had Joe thisman. You know, Washington's won
Speaker 1: multiple super Bowls, multiple quarterbacks with Joe Gibbs, you know,
Speaker 1: Doug Williams. What a super Bowl Chicago just I mean
Speaker 1: it was Rex Grossman for five minutes, Jay Cutler for
Speaker 1: a few years. They don't do quarterbacks very well. It's
Speaker 1: a defensive culture. They're still living off the eighty five Bears.
Speaker 1: But I do I do think maybe in the seventies eighties,
Speaker 1: Justin Fields would get another year in Chicago. But that's
Speaker 1: not the way the world works anymore. And that's my
Speaker 1: second topic. David Tepper firing Frank Wright. I have talked
Speaker 1: about this and about the low hit rate on quarterbacks
Speaker 1: in the NFL, and I think a lot of it
Speaker 1: is the business side of the NFL. All these owners
Speaker 1: are now billionaires, so they look at a coaching contract
Speaker 1: where they owe a coach seventy million dollars, sixty million dollars,
Speaker 1: fifty million dollars. It's a rounding air. It wasn't when
Speaker 1: owners were making, you know, twenty five million a year
Speaker 1: and had a net worth of four hundred million. They
Speaker 1: would not just write off a coach after twelve games.
Speaker 1: Thirteen games. But now these guys are all worth six
Speaker 1: billion dollars, fourteen billion dollars, twenty billion dollars. David Tepper
Speaker 1: is I think first or second third richestone. He's just
Speaker 1: going to write it off. And so what happens is
Speaker 1: Bryce Young now gets another coordinator, another staff, another system,
Speaker 1: and that will stunt the growth of Bryce Young. And
Speaker 1: I think part of why all these young quarterbacks Tom
Speaker 1: Brady talked about the league football is not as good
Speaker 1: as it was years ago because there was more stability.
Speaker 1: It's hard enough to be a quarterback in this league.
Speaker 1: I mean Bryce Young, he got a new coach, new system,
Speaker 1: new coordinator, new quarterback coach. You know, even through year one,
Speaker 1: they're already got rid of their guy. And so I
Speaker 1: think when something is hard to do, franchise quarterback play
Speaker 1: in the NFL, and then you add chaos and change
Speaker 1: to it makes it twice as tough. So you know, Tom,
Speaker 1: when Tom Brady said, you know, quality of play in
Speaker 1: the NFL is worse. Ownership is richer, more impatient, more meddling,
Speaker 1: more impulsive, more willing to make radical and quick change,
Speaker 1: which makes it harder to quarterback. Does it make it
Speaker 1: harder to be a good running back or a good
Speaker 1: corner or a talented left tackle. The quarterback is all
Speaker 1: about coaching and system and momentum and protection and chemistry
Speaker 1: and choreography. And if you're constantly changing coordinators. I've said
Speaker 1: this about Justin Herbert. He's on his third coordinator and
Speaker 1: his second head coach. What is he in year five?
Speaker 1: There's a lot of change, and it just makes it
Speaker 1: really difficult. So I don't think I think there's a
Speaker 1: direct correlation to quality of quarterback play and quality of football,
Speaker 1: you know. And a great example, I mean, I think
Speaker 1: a really great example of this is CJ. Stroud. Nobody
Speaker 1: wanted to watch the Texans the last seven or eight years,
Speaker 1: six or seven years c J. Stroud. Now they play
Speaker 1: Jacksonville this weekend, highly entertaining, highly entertaining. I mean, Russell
Speaker 1: Wilson gets the right coach. I like watching the Denver
Speaker 1: Broncos now young, tough defense. They can throw the ball,
Speaker 1: they run, they power run it. They've got Mims, They've
Speaker 1: got Jerry Judy, they got Courtland Sutton, they have capable
Speaker 1: tight ends. I like their running backs Denver all of
Speaker 1: a sudden, same roster as last year, but the quality
Speaker 1: of quarterback efficiency's gone up. Broncos are now a fun watch.
Speaker 1: Broncos are like, okay, they could move the change. They've
Speaker 1: won five straight. It's all the same players that six
Speaker 1: weeks ago. It's all the same players last year except
Speaker 1: the left tackles here and healthy. But I don't think
Speaker 1: the quality of plays worse than the NFL. I think
Speaker 1: the impatience of owners and the constant influx of change
Speaker 1: has made it harder to be a franchise quarterback as
Speaker 1: a young quarterback. And that's what it looks like. Drek uneven, inefficient,
Speaker 1: it's not good. But when you get good quarterback play,
Speaker 1: Jalen hurts, Josh Allen, it's great television. It's fantastic television.
Speaker 1: You know. I went to watch Bonix Oregon play Michael
Speaker 1: Pennox Washington's one of the best college games I've ever
Speaker 1: been to. I watched Matt Lioner at USC play Vince
Speaker 1: Young Texas years ago, years and years and years ago.
Speaker 1: It's one of the best college games I've ever seen. So,
Speaker 1: you know, you can have the world's greatest athletes. New
Speaker 1: England with Brady defensive culture, couldn't turn them off Mac
Speaker 1: Jones Bailey's Appy unwatchable, simple as that Football's not worse.
Speaker 1: Impatience is at an all time high. Top down puts
Speaker 1: pressure on the coach, the quarterback, the coordinators. It's not
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