Commanders fan here. I gotta think the Jayden Daniels hype over Drake Maye is other teams trying to bring Maye's stock down so they can scoop him up at 3. Maye's traits are top end, with footwork issues that I would think can be cleaned up. Is he a sure thing? No such thing, but the ceiling is higher than Jayden Daniels. To be fair, Jayden Daniels has better pocket awareness and is a better runner, but JD isn't a creative passer. JD doesn't typically scramble to make off platform throws like Maye. JD mostly scrambles to run, he puts his head down and runs, which doesn't translate to the NFL (at least not until Lamar Jackson wins a chip). Can JD change that? Maybe, but he's 2 years older than Maye and played a lot of college ball, so I'm doubtful. Whereas Maye just needs to keep getting better at what he's already doing.
That sounds like Vediarian Lowe from the Patriots! I HATE that guy!!! He got smoked every time.....the pass rush went untouched to Mac Jones every time!! The few times it didn't happen my dude gets called for an offensive penalty. Unreal....how BB thought that was remotely acceptable is crazy.....I'm a huuuge Patriots fan and huuuge BB fan....but it's not hard to see and understand why he isn't coaching in New England anymore
By the way, I like your presentation. Your background is easy to look at, your voice is good, you are articulate and not spastic. I think you have a lot of talent as a broadcaster. Keep up the good work.
And as a football fan, please anywhere else but the terrible Commanders. Just a continuation of bad personnel with the added trouble of a mediocre coach who happens also to be a defensive coach. If the Commanders were a serious team, they would have an offensive coordinator / head coach so they could have stability in that role. Best for everyone that Maye lands in a Shanahan system like the Vikings, especially with a top receiver in Jefferson. I'd also be okay with the Giants or the Broncos getting him as I think they have better infrastructure, leadership and team building going on.
@@whitshane3511 I mean, Josh Allen, Joe Burrow and Trevor Lawrence (to name a few recent examples) were all thrown into horrible situations and have turned their teams into winners. No reason Maye can't do something similar.
@@whitshane3511We getting Ben he wanted to stay what can you say to that. I actually Dan you a leader men I haven’t heard nothing about Ben being a good leader to the point players want to play for him. If actually look at coaching staff you know that it’s good Cliff is the only question mark to some. Maybe he better as a OC. He also the coach that coached Johnny Football as a OC. I don’t Cliff is a good leader that’s where Dan comes in.
@@pmb2p4 it’s really not about the teams. It’s about the GM and the coach. It’s the only uncapped part of your team, getting a good GM and head coach. The Bills hired their GM and head coach along with an excellent coordinating staff ahead of drafting Josh Allen. And they supported him with good trades and good drafts. It’s getting harder as his salary is too high, in my opinion, but that’s a different topic. Same with Joe Burrow. They are finally drafting well and actually spending money on free agents in Cincinnati. That’s what you’re supposed to do when you get a top 10 quarterback. And the Jaguars are doing what they’ve always done. They have a bad GM making mediocre decisions. HC Doug Petersen got the benefit of following terrible coaches and is messing up Trevor Lawrence’s progress with bad offensive coordinators and mediocre head coach decision making. It could all shorten his career and It’s completely unnecessary. Just pick a stable organization with a very good offensive coordinator as a head coach and that’s the right formula for the NFL, at least for the next 10 years. Jacksonville has no leverage if he decides not to sign the next contract. As for Washington, I know they have new owners and that’s great, but they picked the wrong head coach and we all know it was not anywhere close to their first choice. No clue if their new GM is any good, but why waste your career trying to find out?
@@terencebarnes7393 it’s not rare to hear people describe head coaches as leaders of men when that is all there is to talk about. They waited way too long to land their head coach mostly because they did it by committee. everybody knows they did not get their first, second or even third choice for head coach and then double down by picking Cliff Kingsbury for OC. Dan is a good defensive coordinator, no doubt, but look at the trend across the whole league. It’s mostly offensive coordinators as head coaches and the best ones have come out of the Shanahan system as it elevates players and allows quarterbacks that are just OK to thrive. See the 49ers and their last two quarterbacks to lead them to the Super Bowl.
That would be a staggering level of incompetence. I hope for your sake that doesn't happen. It's already bad enough that they blew the Johnson hire. After the two and a half decade beatdown you got from Dan Snyder, y'all deserve better.
@@pete6705 depends where you look. TH-cam and Instagram comment sections are the bottom of the barrel, and Twitter is not all that much better. If you go onto Reddit, the majority of people want Maye
Washington *already hired* Dan Quinn & Cliff Kingsbury. So what's a little more? I'm not even joking. CK couldn't win in college with Mahomes & his lack of ability to go beyond basic plays both caused that & his idiotic pressuring of Kyler Murray to learn to play like Dan Marino. So yeah, Jayden Daniels would be a disaster under him for 100% sure. This doesn't mean Maye _won't be_ though. People don't realize how much play-calling affects games, even after seeing the Eagles go from the S-B to a laughing stock with the Same Roster. This was *all due* to play-calling as was the Ravens losing to K.C. in the playoffs. Some coaches (Reid, Shanahan in the first half of games) adjust to the game on the field. _MOST_ can't adjust under pressure. Most fall apart under high pressure (Shanahan in the second half is a Completely Different play-caller). Sean McVay just hired an assistant because he realizes that this sometimes happens to him. Most NFL coaches can benefit from this.
I think one thing you’re consistently overlooking is his issues with quick game. He dirts so many outs, and his precision is spotty at best. If he goes to a place and sits for a year to develop his footwork, he’ll be a top 5 QB. But it’s looking like he’ll be going to a rough situation where his development isn’t necessarily going to be prioritized.
This video description paints a picture of a pretty broad outcome tree for this guy. Josh Allen with worse mechanics. A little Carson Wentz, Trevor Lawrence, Daniel Jones floor type action. I don’t really see it as glowingly as I think Ben is looking to paint it.
Yeah I see a lot of Sam Darnold in him with accuracy and footwork issues, as well as a penchant for bad decision making. I don’t think his ceiling is Allen or Herbert because they have even better physical tools than him. I see his ceiling as a top 7, Trevor Lawrence type QB. His floor is Darnold or post-2020 Wentz
He could have still hit the receiver over the middle on the play at 14:00 right? Would have been better if he sat down in the zone but the window was there
This analysis reminds of Carson Wentz… the MVP Caliber version…Carson main issue was the decision making and he never addressed/fixed it. If Drake Maye does, I believe he will be what Carson Wentz was supposed to be
He's Carson Wentz. Big, strong arm, mobile, footwork issues lead to inaccuracy. Aggressive to a fault. Fix the footwork, give him a supporting cast & you have a 10+ year good starting caliber QB.
To shamelessly plagiarize a Bill Simmons quote about Gus Johnson, I wish Ben Solak could have done play by play of my wedding night. His enthusiasm is infectious.
That's exactly what he shows later when he compares him to Lawrence. But Josh Allen's play-making ratio on those attempts is very low. You gotta do the little things right _ALL_ the time & be able to come through in the clutch *when needed.* _Unless_ your "play-caller_ is Sean McDermott, whose three offensive calls are mainly "hike the ball. Then uhh, Josh does something with it." They made Such A Mistake keeping him & letting Daboll go. Daboll made the playoffs with Dan Jones & no receiving corps. Imagine what a powerhouse the Bills would have been with him.
I love the play sheet and all but your way to optimistic in Maye. He very well could become a viable starter in the league but he would need to fix his Accuracy issues, Footwork issues, decision making,processing, release…all of these would need addressing and working on consistency and the drifting drives me to curse. He often times in the games I watched him drifted into pressure. Not just that but when he didn’t and wouldn’t be pressured he’s throw an inaccurate ball. He often tried to throw wide receivers where the defender had leverage and in the NFL that’s an interception. I see him more as limited starter turning into a backup.
Awesome video the Maye conversation is pissing me off as a packer fan because if he falls and gets to Minnesota along with Caleb going to Chicago the NFC North is going to overtake the AFC North as the best division in football with 4 easily top half of the league QBs. Hopefully Brian Johnson leaves soon and the Vikings get stuck with JJ
@@pmb2p4most don’t though. Darnold was basically Maye and had similar issues he still has consistency and accuracy issues. I heard literally all this same talk with him but the tools.
@@terencebarnes7393Watch Darnold this year, if he gets a chance to start Darnold will have his best year by far with a real OC and actual talent around him. That ain’t saying much but coaching talent and cast go a long way and Maye will have such an upgrade from his college team that he’s going to be good in the NFL
Pretty sure the play at 11:00 where you think the OL let him down was 100% Drake's fault. The play worked as planned, he had the guy wide open like they intended and it just needed timing and touch (btw Drake is shy about touch throws too). He passed it up and created a sack. The video started with 3 or 4 highlights starting in 3rd and long, which points to my biggest concerns with him. His aggressiveness is a double edged sword as he passed up way too many productive plays in early downs and was largely responsible for putting his own team in bad situations way too frequently. I still have Maye QB2, I just felt like this video underplays the risks and is a little misguided with parts of the praise.
I love these but it's a bit disingenous to talk about his red flags and not mention his inaccuracy issues or just show one play where a bad route affects the throw. There are examples like his pick 6 against Clemson in the red zone where he makes a dumb decision coupled with an innaccurate throw that hurts his team. I understand this is more about questioning the narrative and that's fine, but those type of plays are why people have soured on him and it isn't mentioned at all. That is just one example, but his lowlight reek is as bad as his highlight plays are good. Watch Kur tWarner's analysing a couple of full games and it looks like a compilation of bad plays, I would've loved to see Ben's analysis in those plays.
As a football fan, please anywhere else but the terrible Commanders. Just a continuation of bad personnel with the added trouble of a mediocre coach who happens also to be a defensive coach. If the Commanders were a serious team, they would have an offensive coordinator / head coach so they could have stability in that role. Same problem with the Patriots. Best for everyone, that Maye lands in a Shanahan system like the Vikings, especially with a top receiver in Jefferson. I'd also be okay with the Giants or the Broncos getting him as I think they have better infrastructure, leadership and team building going on.
The Best Team for the Vikings to trade with are the Commanders for Two Reasons. 1) They need a QB for JJ. 2) Anyone the Commanders pick with what you trade will hurt you less than giving picks to competent teams. They drafted Forbes over Gonzales. They hired Quinn & Kingsbury, _KNOWN failures_ at the positions they hired them at. New owners? Doesn't matter. Some things are inexplicable. How did the Ravens who were the crappy Browns become good at drafting & the new Browns sucked again? Chargers gonna Charger & Commanders are gonna screw up all their high-end prospects. It's like Joseph Conrad's "Heart of Darkness." The location seems to determine how crappy they are? (Except the Chargers who moved).
@@webberthehedgehog Chargers Charger, the Giants always win with sub-standard teams, Brady's insane good luck th-cam.com/video/1SxpiE0_FNY/w-d-xo.html followed him wherever he went & the D.C. NFL team _KEEPS making_ terrible management decisions. I didn't watch in the 2010s but a former player talked about how they were on pace to break a team rushing record when they stopped running & stopped winning. The player was getting a little too familiar with the HC begging him to return to the play-calling that won them games & the HC lost his mind & said "I'm tired of you guys getting all that attention from the press." So they had a child as HC, not for the first time. Just as Chargering follows the franchise & not the location, there seems to be the opposite magic occurring in Cleveland & D.C. The original Browns moved to Baltimore & became one of the consistently greatest franchises at drafting, then the new Browns continued to suck so badly at it, they may have appeared in 3 S-Bs by now had they drafted Lamar. Be it the influence of the pool of corruption that is congress, let's face it, the poor management of the Commanders goes back decades, to the '80s at least. But no, I don't *expect them* to give up their #2 pick. They traded Howell though why? To not have a back-up QB in case the rookie doesn't pan out the year after their rookie QB didn't pan out? Also, Justin Fields the QB who turned the lowly Bears into the #1 offense in the NFL 3 weeks straight *BEFORE* they acquired D.J. Moore was available for next to nothing. They're picking a QB at #2 when they don't have to for the joy of it instead of examining other options. It's one thing if you have what to build around, like the Jets with an amazing defense & lots of talent at key positions. Get a QB & some o-line help & boom. But they let Sweat & Samuel go, also have no d-line, or secondary & Robinson didn't have a great year due to that o-line. Every single prospect that isn't Caleb has problems that make them seem like they aren't NFL-ready _now._ It's one thing for _fans_ to idiotically think that only QB play determines wins, quite another to find coaches, owners & managers think that. Aaron Rodgers is a _FAR_ better QB in his worst season than Brady ever was at his best but people don't see it.
Hey Ringer bosses, these are great. Please lock Ben in a room and make him do many many more.
Commanders fan here. I gotta think the Jayden Daniels hype over Drake Maye is other teams trying to bring Maye's stock down so they can scoop him up at 3. Maye's traits are top end, with footwork issues that I would think can be cleaned up. Is he a sure thing? No such thing, but the ceiling is higher than Jayden Daniels. To be fair, Jayden Daniels has better pocket awareness and is a better runner, but JD isn't a creative passer. JD doesn't typically scramble to make off platform throws like Maye. JD mostly scrambles to run, he puts his head down and runs, which doesn't translate to the NFL (at least not until Lamar Jackson wins a chip). Can JD change that? Maybe, but he's 2 years older than Maye and played a lot of college ball, so I'm doubtful. Whereas Maye just needs to keep getting better at what he's already doing.
01:57 "I think he's all that and a bag of chips." Solak has a baby face and a soul that's 58 years old.
Given how often he calls guys a "strapping young man", I think this idiom is down the list of things that speak to the age of his soul. 😆
That UNC LG #63 gets beat in every single clip. it's wild to see it back to back to back.
Here’s the best part: I didn’t select these clips seeking that out at all
That sounds like Vediarian Lowe from the Patriots! I HATE that guy!!! He got smoked every time.....the pass rush went untouched to Mac Jones every time!! The few times it didn't happen my dude gets called for an offensive penalty. Unreal....how BB thought that was remotely acceptable is crazy.....I'm a huuuge Patriots fan and huuuge BB fan....but it's not hard to see and understand why he isn't coaching in New England anymore
this is absurdly good
By the way, I like your presentation. Your background is easy to look at, your voice is good, you are articulate and not spastic. I think you have a lot of talent as a broadcaster. Keep up the good work.
Somewhere Terry McClaurin saw that scramble throw drill to 6 and started salivating
We must protect Ben Solak at all costs.
"Guess where drake maye is gonna throw" sent me
as a commanders fan. I just want to say. please........ adam peters..... please...
And as a football fan, please anywhere else but the terrible Commanders. Just a continuation of bad personnel with the added trouble of a mediocre coach who happens also to be a defensive coach. If the Commanders were a serious team, they would have an offensive coordinator / head coach so they could have stability in that role.
Best for everyone that Maye lands in a Shanahan system like the Vikings, especially with a top receiver in Jefferson. I'd also be okay with the Giants or the Broncos getting him as I think they have better infrastructure, leadership and team building going on.
@@whitshane3511 I mean, Josh Allen, Joe Burrow and Trevor Lawrence (to name a few recent examples) were all thrown into horrible situations and have turned their teams into winners. No reason Maye can't do something similar.
@@whitshane3511We getting Ben he wanted to stay what can you say to that. I actually Dan you a leader men I haven’t heard nothing about Ben being a good leader to the point players want to play for him. If actually look at coaching staff you know that it’s good Cliff is the only question mark to some. Maybe he better as a OC. He also the coach that coached Johnny Football as a OC. I don’t Cliff is a good leader that’s where Dan comes in.
@@pmb2p4 it’s really not about the teams. It’s about the GM and the coach. It’s the only uncapped part of your team, getting a good GM and head coach. The Bills hired their GM and head coach along with an excellent coordinating staff ahead of drafting Josh Allen. And they supported him with good trades and good drafts. It’s getting harder as his salary is too high, in my opinion, but that’s a different topic.
Same with Joe Burrow. They are finally drafting well and actually spending money on free agents in Cincinnati. That’s what you’re supposed to do when you get a top 10 quarterback.
And the Jaguars are doing what they’ve always done. They have a bad GM making mediocre decisions. HC Doug Petersen got the benefit of following terrible coaches and is messing up Trevor Lawrence’s progress with bad offensive coordinators and mediocre head coach decision making. It could all shorten his career and It’s completely unnecessary. Just pick a stable organization with a very good offensive coordinator as a head coach and that’s the right formula for the NFL, at least for the next 10 years. Jacksonville has no leverage if he decides not to sign the next contract.
As for Washington, I know they have new owners and that’s great, but they picked the wrong head coach and we all know it was not anywhere close to their first choice. No clue if their new GM is any good, but why waste your career trying to find out?
@@terencebarnes7393 it’s not rare to hear people describe head coaches as leaders of men when that is all there is to talk about. They waited way too long to land their head coach mostly because they did it by committee. everybody knows they did not get their first, second or even third choice for head coach and then double down by picking Cliff Kingsbury for OC. Dan is a good defensive coordinator, no doubt, but look at the trend across the whole league. It’s mostly offensive coordinators as head coaches and the best ones have come out of the Shanahan system as it elevates players and allows quarterbacks that are just OK to thrive. See the 49ers and their last two quarterbacks to lead them to the Super Bowl.
Solak loves him so much they must be related.
Great video Ben, I'm glad we got him to the Pats
If Washington screws this up and gives Maye to the Patriots I’m going to lose my shit.
It will be a jumping off point
That would be a staggering level of incompetence. I hope for your sake that doesn't happen. It's already bad enough that they blew the Johnson hire. After the two and a half decade beatdown you got from Dan Snyder, y'all deserve better.
I thought you guys all wanted Daniels.
As a Pats fan I’m hoping you guys take Daniels
@@pete6705 depends where you look. TH-cam and Instagram comment sections are the bottom of the barrel, and Twitter is not all that much better. If you go onto Reddit, the majority of people want Maye
Washington *already hired* Dan Quinn & Cliff Kingsbury. So what's a little more? I'm not even joking. CK couldn't win in college with Mahomes & his lack of ability to go beyond basic plays both caused that & his idiotic pressuring of Kyler Murray to learn to play like Dan Marino. So yeah, Jayden Daniels would be a disaster under him for 100% sure.
This doesn't mean Maye _won't be_ though. People don't realize how much play-calling affects games, even after seeing the Eagles go from the S-B to a laughing stock with the Same Roster. This was *all due* to play-calling as was the Ravens losing to K.C. in the playoffs.
Some coaches (Reid, Shanahan in the first half of games) adjust to the game on the field. _MOST_ can't adjust under pressure. Most fall apart under high pressure (Shanahan in the second half is a Completely Different play-caller). Sean McVay just hired an assistant because he realizes that this sometimes happens to him.
Most NFL coaches can benefit from this.
I think one thing you’re consistently overlooking is his issues with quick game. He dirts so many outs, and his precision is spotty at best.
If he goes to a place and sits for a year to develop his footwork, he’ll be a top 5 QB. But it’s looking like he’ll be going to a rough situation where his development isn’t necessarily going to be prioritized.
This video description paints a picture of a pretty broad outcome tree for this guy. Josh Allen with worse mechanics. A little Carson Wentz, Trevor Lawrence, Daniel Jones floor type action. I don’t really see it as glowingly as I think Ben is looking to paint it.
Yeah I see a lot of Sam Darnold in him with accuracy and footwork issues, as well as a penchant for bad decision making. I don’t think his ceiling is Allen or Herbert because they have even better physical tools than him. I see his ceiling as a top 7, Trevor Lawrence type QB. His floor is Darnold or post-2020 Wentz
He could have still hit the receiver over the middle on the play at 14:00 right? Would have been better if he sat down in the zone but the window was there
This analysis reminds of Carson Wentz… the MVP Caliber version…Carson main issue was the decision making and he never addressed/fixed it. If Drake Maye does, I believe he will be what Carson Wentz was supposed to be
I'm not sure a play where 80% of the defensive line fell over in the first 2 seconds is the one I would use as an example of the overall body
Someone show this to Adam Peters, asap 😁
He's Carson Wentz. Big, strong arm, mobile, footwork issues lead to inaccuracy. Aggressive to a fault. Fix the footwork, give him a supporting cast & you have a 10+ year good starting caliber QB.
To shamelessly plagiarize a Bill Simmons quote about Gus Johnson, I wish Ben Solak could have done play by play of my wedding night. His enthusiasm is infectious.
Drake Maye is so heavy metal
IM PUMPED FOR THIS
Every. Day. Of. The. Week.
(and twice on Sundays)
Pats Baby!
doesnt the 'big shots, tight windows, win the game on 1 play' make him more like a josh allen type?
I think this every time the ringer guys talk about him.
That's exactly what he shows later when he compares him to Lawrence. But Josh Allen's play-making ratio on those attempts is very low.
You gotta do the little things right _ALL_ the time & be able to come through in the clutch *when needed.* _Unless_ your "play-caller_ is Sean McDermott, whose three offensive calls are mainly "hike the ball. Then uhh, Josh does something with it."
They made Such A Mistake keeping him & letting Daboll go. Daboll made the playoffs with Dan Jones & no receiving corps. Imagine what a powerhouse the Bills would have been with him.
He has to make bad decisions because his defence gave up a lot of points.
Big UNC fan, go to college in Minnesota. If people somehow let Drake fall to the Vikings boy howdy I’ll be a happy camper
Noooo shot that happeneds
I love the play sheet and all but your way to optimistic in Maye. He very well could become a viable starter in the league but he would need to fix his Accuracy issues, Footwork issues, decision making,processing, release…all of these would need addressing and working on consistency and the drifting drives me to curse. He often times in the games I watched him drifted into pressure. Not just that but when he didn’t and wouldn’t be pressured he’s throw an inaccurate ball. He often tried to throw wide receivers where the defender had leverage and in the NFL that’s an interception.
I see him more as limited starter turning into a backup.
I think that's his most likely outcome
Awesome video the Maye conversation is pissing me off as a packer fan because if he falls and gets to Minnesota along with Caleb going to Chicago the NFC North is going to overtake the AFC North as the best division in football with 4 easily top half of the league QBs. Hopefully Brian Johnson leaves soon and the Vikings get stuck with JJ
Is there a QB who had happy feet like this in college who was able to fix it and have a good NFL career?
2 I can think of off the bat, Patrick Mahomes and Josh Allen. They're ok.
@@pmb2p4most don’t though. Darnold was basically Maye and had similar issues he still has consistency and accuracy issues. I heard literally all this same talk with him but the tools.
@@terencebarnes7393Watch Darnold this year, if he gets a chance to start Darnold will have his best year by far with a real OC and actual talent around him. That ain’t saying much but coaching talent and cast go a long way and Maye will have such an upgrade from his college team that he’s going to be good in the NFL
I really hate it that you're not any more excited about Maye.....
glad we got maye over daniels
Pretty sure the play at 11:00 where you think the OL let him down was 100% Drake's fault. The play worked as planned, he had the guy wide open like they intended and it just needed timing and touch (btw Drake is shy about touch throws too). He passed it up and created a sack. The video started with 3 or 4 highlights starting in 3rd and long, which points to my biggest concerns with him. His aggressiveness is a double edged sword as he passed up way too many productive plays in early downs and was largely responsible for putting his own team in bad situations way too frequently. I still have Maye QB2, I just felt like this video underplays the risks and is a little misguided with parts of the praise.
I love these but it's a bit disingenous to talk about his red flags and not mention his inaccuracy issues or just show one play where a bad route affects the throw. There are examples like his pick 6 against Clemson in the red zone where he makes a dumb decision coupled with an innaccurate throw that hurts his team. I understand this is more about questioning the narrative and that's fine, but those type of plays are why people have soured on him and it isn't mentioned at all. That is just one example, but his lowlight reek is as bad as his highlight plays are good. Watch Kur tWarner's analysing a couple of full games and it looks like a compilation of bad plays, I would've loved to see Ben's analysis in those plays.
Welcome to the pats
No, he's QB 1...wait and see.
Josh Allen 2.0
As a football fan, please anywhere else but the terrible Commanders. Just a continuation of bad personnel with the added trouble of a mediocre coach who happens also to be a defensive coach. If the Commanders were a serious team, they would have an offensive coordinator / head coach so they could have stability in that role. Same problem with the Patriots.
Best for everyone, that Maye lands in a Shanahan system like the Vikings, especially with a top receiver in Jefferson. I'd also be okay with the Giants or the Broncos getting him as I think they have better infrastructure, leadership and team building going on.
The Best Team for the Vikings to trade with are the Commanders for Two Reasons. 1) They need a QB for JJ. 2) Anyone the Commanders pick with what you trade will hurt you less than giving picks to competent teams. They drafted Forbes over Gonzales. They hired Quinn & Kingsbury, _KNOWN failures_ at the positions they hired them at.
New owners? Doesn't matter. Some things are inexplicable. How did the Ravens who were the crappy Browns become good at drafting & the new Browns sucked again? Chargers gonna Charger & Commanders are gonna screw up all their high-end prospects.
It's like Joseph Conrad's "Heart of Darkness." The location seems to determine how crappy they are? (Except the Chargers who moved).
@@choosecarefully408 clearly just a hater. Enjoy trading up to Number 5 overall to see JJ to JJ on Sunday’s
@@webberthehedgehog Chargers Charger, the Giants always win with sub-standard teams, Brady's insane good luck th-cam.com/video/1SxpiE0_FNY/w-d-xo.html followed him wherever he went & the D.C. NFL team _KEEPS making_ terrible management decisions. I didn't watch in the 2010s but a former player talked about how they were on pace to break a team rushing record when they stopped running & stopped winning.
The player was getting a little too familiar with the HC begging him to return to the play-calling that won them games & the HC lost his mind & said "I'm tired of you guys getting all that attention from the press."
So they had a child as HC, not for the first time.
Just as Chargering follows the franchise & not the location, there seems to be the opposite magic occurring in Cleveland & D.C. The original Browns moved to Baltimore & became one of the consistently greatest franchises at drafting, then the new Browns continued to suck so badly at it, they may have appeared in 3 S-Bs by now had they drafted Lamar. Be it the influence of the pool of corruption that is congress, let's face it, the poor management of the Commanders goes back decades, to the '80s at least.
But no, I don't *expect them* to give up their #2 pick. They traded Howell though why? To not have a back-up QB in case the rookie doesn't pan out the year after their rookie QB didn't pan out? Also, Justin Fields the QB who turned the lowly Bears into the #1 offense in the NFL 3 weeks straight *BEFORE* they acquired D.J. Moore was available for next to nothing.
They're picking a QB at #2 when they don't have to for the joy of it instead of examining other options. It's one thing if you have what to build around, like the Jets with an amazing defense & lots of talent at key positions. Get a QB & some o-line help & boom.
But they let Sweat & Samuel go, also have no d-line, or secondary & Robinson didn't have a great year due to that o-line. Every single prospect that isn't Caleb has problems that make them seem like they aren't NFL-ready _now._
It's one thing for _fans_ to idiotically think that only QB play determines wins, quite another to find coaches, owners & managers think that. Aaron Rodgers is a _FAR_ better QB in his worst season than Brady ever was at his best but people don't see it.