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Not only that, but going back to my previous point, 25% of his postseason games were against New England on the road. You would automatically expect his postseason rating to be lower than his average career rating based on that alone. |
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He won't be our most important player if he flames out halfway through this season, and we need the flexibility to move on to someone else if he doesn't work out as we hope. If we guaranteed him $50 million today, it would be very hard to change horses before 2021. QB is too important of a position to take wild gambles on. That's all I'm saying.
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As far as a different QB, it's true we probably can't get a Pro Bowl QB outside of the draft, but we could get a competent one with a solid track record. And I disagree that they wouldn't be worth the money. Nearly every competent QB is underpaid, when you consider the outsized influence the QB position has on the outcome of games. |
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For every Drew Brees, there are 10 Mile Glennon’s.
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