Kick Geno to the curb???

[D-train]

Are people underestimating the Grubb Penix connection?

What are you thinking? More likely we draft Penix because Grubb is OC?

Does Grubb have some insight regarding Penix that is undervalued in the draft market? Or does he have some insight into Penix's weaknesses that isn't general knowledge? Or ... ?

Grubb was at Nix's Pro Day.

Puke.

[D-train]

[Donn Beach]

MacDonald still hasn't committed to Geno as the starter.

https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootba ... ks-starter

There, clear consise explanation of where the qbs are from JS, McDonald take note

“Geno is the guy and Sam will be backing him up,” Schneider said (quotes via Seattle Sports 710). “… (Howell) is a competitive guy … I’m sure there’s competition, but as of right now it’s not like we’re signing him to go and compete with Geno to be the starter

[Michael K.]

Good, because they aren’t signing him. They traded for him.

[D-train]

This chip on the shoulder BS is so ridiculous imo

[D-train]

Ok I think I misconstrued that. I thought he was responding to all his "Haters" that say he isn't good enough....seems he was saying those stats aren't good enough....my bad.

[Sibelius Hindemith]

Those rankings would be considerably worse if AFC quarterbacks were included.

[trharder]

Statistics are not worthless, but they can be misleading and if used by people with an agenda, used to lie.
Since I watch every play, I trust my own eyes more.
For example, last year Geno managed to put together a couple late-game drives that worked and suddenly
the Geno lovers are showing us stats indicating Geno is well above average in this regard.
Last year PC and JS decided Geno would be good enough when the defense is elite. Only the defense sucked.
Since the theory was not actually tested, JS is willing to give the affordable-contract Geno another go and
see what happens with a new HC and defense. JS is being very conservative and playing the long game.
As a fan, I don't like it, but I'm just a fan.

[D-train]

Statistics are not worthless, but they can be misleading and if used by people with an agenda, used to lie.
Since I watch every play, I trust my own eyes more.
For example, last year Geno managed to put together a couple late-game drives that worked and suddenly
the Geno lovers are showing us stats indicating Geno is well above average in this regard.
Last year PC and JS decided Geno would be good enough when the defense is elite. Only the defense sucked.
Since the theory was not actually tested, JS is willing to give the affordable-contract Geno another go and
see what happens with a new HC and defense. JS is being very conservative and playing the long game.
As a fan, I don't like it, but I'm just a fan.

Good take...

[trharder]

Statistics are not worthless, but they can be misleading and if used by people with an agenda, used to lie.
Since I watch every play, I trust my own eyes more.
For example, last year Geno managed to put together a couple late-game drives that worked and suddenly
the Geno lovers are showing us stats indicating Geno is well above average in this regard.
Last year PC and JS decided Geno would be good enough when the defense is elite. Only the defense sucked.
Since the theory was not actually tested, JS is willing to give the affordable-contract Geno another go and
see what happens with a new HC and defense. JS is being very conservative and playing the long game.
As a fan, I don't like it, but I'm just a fan.

Good take...

And Howell is checking three boxes at once for JS:
1. Young guy with Purdy like Cinderella potential.
2. You have to have a backup QB
3. Cheap