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He needs to work on routes and split out wide. Lord knows he can't block.

So basically a less proven Joe Webb?

Joe Webb is 6'4", FWIW.

It'd help the run game if there was a threat outside that they had to focus some attention on, imo. Part of our previous success on the ground was the combination of Tyrod requiring a QB spy and the persistent threat of us beating you over the top for a 70+ yarder.

Oh. Oops lol

Wood: 6-4 Incognito: 6-4 Ducasse: 6-5 Dawkins: 6-5 Mills: 6-5 Miller: 6-3 Groy: 6-5 Glenn: 6-6 McDermott: 6-8 Tyrod: 6-1 Peterman: 6-2

He has to. QBs would be less likely to go on the show if they had a chance of getting torched.

Mahomes caught a lot of steam with the FO late, but not enough to stay put and take him at 10.

Don't know. I'd have to look. We've only had 14 in his 34 games since '15 (plus 2 fumbles). Matt Ryan has had 29 in his 36 games (plus 9 fumbles), so he's more prone to turnovers to begin with. This year, at least we've had 2. One in the first quarter and one in the 4th. So maybe it's like 50/50?

Backup caliber at best, according to a few around these parts

I think that through film study it's pretty easy to determine that, while Tyrod has his share of the blame, Sunday's offensive performance was a group effort.

None of it is there anyway as far as I can tell, other than the twitter pic of the guy making the post with Dareus. Sounds like he isn't lying about what he was told, but I feel it's more likely that Dareus simply could be gone any time between the bye and the offseason.

It's what he uses to point at whoever is to blame for him getting burned

He hurt his ribs on a late hit that wasn't called. Or maybe it was the one that they finally did call after 2 no calls

If that's what you're going with that's fine. The average I gave was in fact accurate, however, just the player I used missed more games (thus extreme).

Those stats translate to a Passer Rating of 38.6, for what it's worth.

You replied to a post specifically about Tyrod's production last year, and then used the same number from that post over a 16 game period. The subject of the post seemed pretty obvious. And who's being sensitive? All I did was call you out on the numbers. I even said it's not like 201 per game is much more impressive, but it is accurate. but that's not the extrapolation you did in your previous post. I'm not the one reaching here.

Umm... All I did was add the context that we all know he didn't play 16 games. It's an extreme example on purpose, but it's like someone saying Sammy had a good year last year considering the circumstances at 28 catches for 430 yards and then someone saying '430 yards isn't really all that great. over a 16 game season that's 1.75 catches for <27 yards per game.'

His 2nd half stats were 11/21 84 Yards (4 YPA), 1 TD, 2 INT

Of course he didn't play in 16 games, though. Not that the average gets a ton better with 15 games, but you may as well look at the actual numbers and not fake ones.

sarcasm?

Well they don't take the whole contract

Per Spotrac's figures: Trade Dareus = 2017 Dead Cap of $6.67M 2018 Dead Cap of $14.2M 2017 Cap Savings of $9.75M 2017 Net of $3.08M Savings Trade Glenn = 2017 Dead Cap of $5.2M 2018 Dead Cap of $9.6M 2017 Cap Savings of $9M 2017 Net of $3.2M Savings

I'm pretty sure any move now would be split between this year and next year's cap automatically, but I'm not positive

You can do that the league year prior? Huh, learn something new every day I suppose.