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Mediocre QB debate

sracolts84

By sracolts84
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15 minutes ago, pgt_rob said:

Kirk Cousins and Jimmy Garoppolo are pretty meh.

I think you are stretching "mediocrity" to far into good.    While Kirk isn't a great  QB, his numbers are better than mediocre.  

Last 3 years TD/INT:

30/10

26/6

35/13

69% completions.

 

I think, in the NFL, mediocre has to align with average.   

 

To the OP's post:

I think Darnold has been better than Lock.  Small sample size from both but Darnold played for the Jets which is the worse team of the 2.  Their TD% and INT % is almost identical.   

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Drew Lock is less than mediocre, he will be without a job by season end, even by season start maybe.

Darnold is mediocre with upside, let's see what Carolina can do with him. 

 

Andy Dalton is the perfect mediocre fit, no upside, also mediocre floor level, you know what you gonna get it, but it's not that pretty.

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18 hours ago, HectorRoberts said:

Andy dalton is pretty mediocre as well

Good call.  Hes the basis of the "dalton scale".  The very definition of median.  As long as your guy is above the dalton meridian. You have a chance.

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