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Financially would be a terrible decision because teams keep falling for "tools" but for the love of god man just move to running back
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That first Bears staff failed him in such a spectacular manner that I sadly don’t think he can ever recover

He just doesn’t have it. that’s true but nobody could make him good

@NanduriNFL i wish he did, because i like the person a lot, but i think the tell on his OSU tape was that when he was outside of structure, he was very uncomfortable engaging as a passer. He just doesn't have a passer's mindset

@maxtoscano1 The team around him was so good he rarely had to. It was tough to even get him in environments where he was seriously challenged because 2019 was one of the better Ohio State teams ever and 2020s shortened season really didn’t offer a ton of resistance. Awesome CFB player

Is the Taysom Hill role not a reasonable path for this mix of skills? Would that make him more of a running back in QB/TE clothing?

Just hand him the ball

A QB that can run from play breakdowns where defenders likely no longer have lane/gap integrity is not the same as being capable of being a true RB. Thats like ppl always saying a good blitzing LB should just be an edge rusher. It almost never, ever works or even makes sense.

@robhueter I understand but he can’t play QB at all so it’s worth a shot

I agree that it’s not working as a starter. I think he’s fine as a backup in the right system. No idea why a team like WAS or BAL didn’t go after him.

If only a coach were brave enough

I really think you’re among the most retarded alive big dawg

Mike T and Himself really got paid paid though luckily. Benching might have been the best thing for his bank account imaginable lowkey.

Josh Allen had “tools”

Scrambling in the backfield against pass rush is not remotely the same to taking a handoff my boy




