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His career passer rating, including post-season?

I will send my resume and portfolio to Mr. and Mrs. Pegula.

It's never too early, right? 4: R1P4 EDGE NICK BOSA OHIO STATE 36: R2P4 WR ANTHONY JOHNSON BUFFALO 67: R3P3 OT WYATT MILLER UCF 106: R4P4 G CONNOR MCGOVERN PENN STATE 133: R4P31 RB MYLES GASKIN WASHINGTON 144: R5P4 C TYLER BIADASZ WISCONSIN 160: R5P20 TE MATT SOKOL MICHIGAN STATE 178: R6P4 CB ISAIAH JOHNSON HOUSTON 220: R7P4 WR OLAMIDE ZACCHEAUS UVA 241: R7P25 S MARK MCLAURIN MISSISSIPPI STATE

I believe the point is that Star is occupying blockers, which allows our LBs to play very disruptive football.

Shady

I do like me some CJ Beathard.

It's still relatively early, but as far as starting QB rankings go I've got: 25: Sam Darnold (63.8) 28: Baker Mayfield (58.7) 31: Josh Rosen (45.4) 32: Josh Allen (45.3)

This title is patently false. If there is one thing Peterman has proven it is that he can NOT play. Whether he takes the field or not is another question.

Pass Rusher OL WR RB

I think they ended up signing Perriman.

I did forget Pegula herself. You're right. Peterman is not an option and should never be considered. Ever. He is omitted purposely.

Unless Allen is hurt it's Allen. IF Allen is hurt I'd say, in order; Anderson, Thomas, McCoy, Hyde, Teller, Pegula himself, The midget trainer, Hauschka.

In light of yesterday's developments, MEASURABLE

He's practically on pace for that right now. Factor in experience, opponents, and more home games down the stretch and I'd say it's more than likely he eclipses those numbers. The number Allen really needs to avoid is Kizer's turnover number. 28 in 15 starts is pretty rough.

I'm sure there were more, but @thebandit27 & @Turbosrrgood both really liked Mahomes pre-draft. Jeffismagic left the board because we didn't draft him, among other things. I wasn't very high on any of the QBs that year, but favored Watson over the rest. Footwork was my major concern with Mahomes.

No. Nobody aside from maybe Deshone Kizer has looked as bad as Peterman did this year. Peterman is measurably the worst QB to get this many chances this millennium.

Luck Mallett

I said the 2020 season, but it really depends on how his offseason plays out.

Also set a franchise record for consecutive 20+ point home games I believe.

Assuming he stays together with his head coach, I think the QB that has the best shot at coming close is Jared Goff. Very young, so obviously a lot of projection, but assuming health and McVay are there he's the one I see challenging down the road.

Or if their kicker could kick, even.

I compiled the stats for recent rookie year performances if anyone is interested. Obviously this year's class is a work in progress and subject to change.

Had a great time in Green Bay and Lambeau. Only thing that would have made it better is if the Bills played this weekend! From the seats: Best photo I got:

It totally depends on the circumstances. It was only a couple short years ago that the Vikings traded a 1st and a future 3rd/2nd/1st for Samuel 'Deer in the headlights' Bradford.

I rank Kaep 30-40. I rank Peterman 241/241. Look, if you want to use 5 games that's fine. I'm talking about his performance in every game he has played in since 2015.