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As expected, nearly everyone is laughing at the notion of us taking jj #2. Dude gets so much hate

This week is shaping up to be huge for me. Caps are in the playoffs, we’re about to select our QB of the future, and my wife and I just bought our first house!

Thanks yea i think I remember it, things get buried real quick in this thread. I’m warming up more and more to JJ but I don’t think they could trade down beyond #5 or so and still get him. We’re not trading with giants so we’re looking at a valuation difference of only a few spots. It’s not how some in the fanbase see it but that’s what it’s come to post combine/pro day. And I wouldn’t be surprised if he’s giving peters some serious purdy vibes as has been mentioned before At this point if they really want him, it sounds like they would just have to buck up and do it at #2

Is JJ still a reach at #2?

Six more days. six...more...days

Interesting read on stats of QBs since 2000 that have started right way, weeks 2-8, weeks 9-16, year 2, year 3, or year 4+ https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/history-of-nfl-qbs-waiting-to-start-heres-what-stats-since-2000-say-about-when-theyll-most-likely-succeed/ Between 2000 and 2019, there have been 91 quarterbacks that entered the league and became a team's full-time starter at some point. (That's an average of around 4.5 per year.) It may have happened right away, or it may have happened a few weeks or even years down the line. It may have happened with the team that drafted them or it may have happened with another team entirely. But at one point or another, they all got a shot to prove themselves. Of the aforementioned 91 quarterbacks, just 29 of them started under center in Week 1 of their rookie season. An additional 21 took over the reins at some point within the first eight games of that season, while 14 more grabbed them in the back half of their rookie year. That's 64 of the 91 passers who became the full-time starter during their initial season. Of the remaining 27 players, 16 took the job at some point in Year 2, three took it in Year 3, and eight had to wait until Year 4 of their career or later. In almost every category, the group of players that took over in Year 3 performed the best, while the players who became starters in the second half of their rookie season performed the worst. Of course, these results are subject to all sorts of small-sample size concerns. You can't just look at the Year 3 column and see that those players have significantly out-performed the others and conclude that the correct move is to sit your preferred starter for two seasons and then give him the job. That group consists of only three players, two of whom (Rivers and Romo) went on to become high-level starters for a decade or more. Similarly, you can't just look at the Game 9-16 column and conclude that you should never give your guy the job during that section of the season because those players haven't been as good. It's entirely possible that players like JaMarcus Russell, Charlie Frye, Drew Lock, and more were going to fail regardless of when they stepped into the lineup. It does seem notable, though, that the rookies afforded the opportunity to start right away have generally out-performed those who had to wait a bit but still stepped into the lineup in the first half of their rookie season, who in turn out-performed those who had to wait until the second half of the year before their team gave them a shot. It's also worth noting that while in general, the quarterbacks who waited until Year 2 or beyond to become the starter have out-performed their rookie-starter counterparts, the former sample has the benefit of including Brady, Mahomes, Rodgers, Brees, Rivers, and Romo.

Pretty much have come around to this even though I was always fine with either Maye or Daniels. Maye and Mccarthy have always seemed more likeable to me personality-wise than Daniels. As if I'd be way more excited when one of them gets hyped up after a big play/game for us and really see one as the face of this franchise. Daniels is extremely skilled but I think it's just a bit off-putting how quiet and reserved he comes off as, even though its not really his fault. That's just how he is. It's kind of like for me how endearing Ovi has been with his personality since he first came here. Crosby has always been right up there with him skill-wise but not nearly as likeable Just hoping and praying that whether its Maye or McCarthy, they don't make us wait for a long time before suiting up

Howell's was against ARZ in the home opener, I was there. if i remember correctly he was already down and got slammed in the head, the crowd was livid, I was like you gotta be kidding another major injury to our QB right off the bat but he came right back out like a boss

Daniels just doesn't seem like the kind of QB that minny would want with their philosophy and playstyle of O'Connell over there. They seem like the type to much prefer maye or mccarthy What could we get back in a trade like that?

My question is if they do really like him do they still feel he’s too much of a reach at #2 or is it a **** it take our guy scenario For all this endless arguing and analysis between maye and daniels for the past few months to end in mccarthy would be hilarious

Work out an Eli deal then, draft daniels then immediately trade him to the team with either maye or mccarthy + draft capital. If he’s as highly coveted as reported it shouldn’t be that hard

To be honest group interviews are a total joke and stupid but thats for like, regular jobs. I’d do whatever the **** you wanted me to for the multi-millions i could get as an NFL player

Come on down…jj mccarthy!

This is what happened to anthony richardson, who is a good 30-35lb. heavier than daniels with a huge frame for a QB. Crazy thought: maybe the fact that daniels is way lighter would actually benefit him in this respect, since its much less weight/force when he goes down? He might still have the 300lb. lineman bringing him down but not an added 240lb. of his own weight crashing down on that shoulder when he hits the ground

Daniels middle of field stats look fine? what am I missing that people are harping on, he doesn’t utilize it enough? Genuinely curious

Daniels number higher than Maye? But how could this be?

God forbid draftkings doesnt make a massive profit off of this

I could get way more behind maye if I knew for sure he didn’t need a whole year, or even two to sit and learn. Maybe he does, maybe he doesn’t. We don’t know the FO’s plan with him if he’s the pick. But I can’t get behind watching Mariota play the whole season as Maye sits, that would be painful to witness. I’m sure Quinn wants someone who’s ready to go day one without a doubt as he doesn’t have the luxury of throwing away the next 1-2 years

Yeah hes skinny as **** there, no denying it. But then theres this pic from his pro day where he looks considerably thicker compared to those pics, at least to me

I'm just trying to figure out why the hell jerry traded for him in the first place if he's never gonna play him

Well I don't know about you but I wouldn't be rushing to make dak the highest paid QB in the league

I could see the cowboys letting dak walk this year and giving lance a shot to lead them, which will be very interesting to see

We’re acting like schefter’s not a credible source now? Lol Don’t let the maye bias come on too strong now