Anthony Richardson, 2024 Season

[albany ed]

When AR was drafted, I was on record saying I didn't think he should start right away. They should have gone with Minshew for at least the first 6 games and if they then thought he was ready, give him a start. I don't think there has ever been a QB with as little starting experience in college that was ever handed the keys immediately. I'm not sure who had the last word on making him start immediately, Ballard or Streichen, but that was a colossal mistake. Hopefully he can come back from this and become a productive QB.

[ChaosTheory]

Originally Posted by albany ed

When AR was drafted, I was on record saying I didn't think he should start right away. They should have gone with Minshew for at least the first 6 games and if they then thought he was ready, give him a start. I don't think there has ever been a QB with as little starting experience in college that was ever handed the keys immediately. I'm not sure who had the last word on making him start immediately, Ballard or Streichen, but that was a colossal mistake. Hopefully he can come back from this and become a productive QB.

Maybe. Of course, that's assuming he sits behind a vet and comes back minus the flaws. But we don't know that will happen. They might've wanted to expedite the process and he may end up not being the guy.

Everybody assumes, because of recent examples like Mahomes or Love, that sitting behind a vet is what led to success. Could be. Or it could be that they were just going to be good regardless.

Same could apply in reverse... Josh Allen got the Baptism by fire... Is that the only way he would have ended up good?

[albany ed]

Originally Posted by ChaosTheory

Maybe. Of course, that's assuming he sits behind a vet and comes back minus the flaws. But we don't know that will happen. They might've wanted to expedite the process and he may end up not being the guy.

Everybody assumes, because of recent examples like Mahomes or Love, that sitting behind a vet is what led to success. Could be. Or it could be that they were just going to be good regardless.

Same could apply in reverse... Josh Allen got the Baptism by fire... Is that the only way he would have ended up good?

I don't believe the plan was for Allen to start right away. The season began with another QB starting, but after a shitty performance, they decided to roll with Allen.

[Colts And Orioles]

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‘He’s the One’ ...... Why Anthony Richardson’s Teammates Have Rallied Around His Return at QB

(By Joel A. Erickson)

https://www.indystar.com/story/sport...b/76306507007/

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[Indystu2]

I agree one needs the support his teammates. They would not give it if they didn't have a solid reason. I have to trust the locker room at this point because I certainly don't trust the GM. The HC is on notice with me for sure.

[Colts And Orioles]

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Anthony Richardson Is Last in Completion Percentage, but First in Yards-per-Completion

(By Michael David Smith)

https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profoo...per-completion




Completion Percentage: l) 48.7

Yards-per-Completion llllllt. 15.6



Lamar Jackson l is 2nd in the NFL in Yards-per-Completion ...... more than 2 full yards behind Richardson, at 13.4

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[Colts And Orioles]

Originally Posted by Colts And Orioles

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Anthony Richardson Is Last in Completion Percentage, but First in Yards-per-Completion

(By Michael David Smith)

https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profoo...per-completion




Completion Percentage: l) 48.7

Yards-per-Completion llllllt. 15.6



Lamar Jackson l is 2nd in the NFL in Yards-per-Completion ...... more than 2 full yards behind Richardson, at 13.4

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This is not necessarily that surprising ...... if a QB doesn't complete a lot of passes, said QB's YPC will often be high ...... in 2010, Tim Tebow had a 50 Completion Percentage and a 16.0 YPC. In 2011, Tebow had a 46.5 Completion Percentage and a 13.7 YPC.

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[Colts And Orioles]

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(vs. LIONS, 11/24)


Richardson's numbers were bad (11-for-28), but he also avoided numerous sacks by either throwing the ball away or fighting off a tackle. There was also had a big drop at the goal-line by Ogletree, and some questionable calls by the referees.

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[Discflinger]

As long as this team learns to rally around Anthony and he grows cerebrally, this season is a win.

[Dewey 5]

Originally Posted by Discflinger

As long as this team learns to rally around Anthony and he grows cerebrally, this season is a win.

Sounds like some bullshit Ballard would say to save his job