Why aren't we letting ROOKIE Quarterbacks DEVELOP like we used to?? Cam Newton on modern QB's
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- Cam Newton addresses the current landscape of rookie quarterbacks, questioning why they aren’t given the same opportunities to develop as they were in the past. He explores the pressures of immediate performance in today’s NFL, contrasting it with the more gradual development paths of previous eras. Cam emphasizes the importance of patience and proper mentorship for young quarterbacks to reach their full potential. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion on the challenges modern QBs face and what can be done to support their growth in the league!
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Short answer is because of the money: by year 3/4 these guys are up for a massive pay day 200 million so you gotta know what you got and you gotta know quick. Also if the QB is being benched for years while his class is making all that money they'll ask for a trade.
Wrong. NFL fans today are glued to their smartphones and want everything now. NFL fans today are the worst people on Earth. Impatient and lazy morons
4 years with a team option for the 5th year realistically there's only a handful that could even think about asking for 200 mill, truth is it's a lazy way also protects the GMS for not BUILDING THE TEAM
@@Imichaelperry Daniel Jones, Trevor Lawrence, Deshaun Watson and Dak's contracts have everyone on high alert
@toddpacker1015 they had Dak on the team option they picked up Deshaun was all pro before the allegations and the Giants gms eats crayons daily but he was past the 5th year too
These organizations are desperate too, a lot of them need a franchise Quarterback NOW.
Because dudes like Cam step in the league and ball day 1 that is why. These owners gambling on talent.
It's Ben Roethlisberger's fault. He came in and won 15 games in a row. From that point on they started throwing young QBs to the wolves and expected them to sink or swim.
His defense was unmatched....Ben numbers were mediocre his rookie season
Russell Wilson, too.
@@ozzybrass6774 not sure about unmatched but anyway he had the most successful rookie season ever. He started 15 games and went 15-0.
I wouldn’t say it’s Ben’s fault. Terribly run organizations just think they can get the same results as well-run organizations, and it doesn’t work that way.
Ben didn’t look good in any of those games, his defense kept them in every game.
The truth is that GMS are not building teams as well as they used to around scheme and coaching so the blame gets kicked back on these young QBS to save the team or they blame them and scrap them , meanwhile the same GMS are in place swinging and missing every year and keeping their jobs
Exactly right I told my homeboy the same thing last week.. like damn every body thinks dey QBs pose to be CJ Stroud strate out the Gate like the NFL not the cream of the crop if u ain't good in the 1st half of the season starting your considered a bust like damn what about a 2yr plan!! Dats y it's QBs coming out of nowhere from a few yrs back going to other teams and looking damn good becuz dey done had time to develop!!!! It's just a crazy trend in the NFL right now which is not cool dats y so many teams look the way they are now,. It's like u already know which teams are going to compete every year n pretty much predict the Superbowl wit the same hand full amount of teams!! Its getting ridiculous and out of hand!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@geegrindin2977well when you put up numbers worse than Jamarcus Russell your two year plan gets shortened
GMs also don’t get enough time to clean up previous management’s messes
@@Wls2000 You’re gonna put up those kinda numbers with no real weapons, on top of being being undersized without spectacular arm strength.
@@og_mante5138 correct, that’s why he got a pass first year 1. But he was terrible the first two games with a very good o line, and more than serviceable weapons, so he rightfully got benched.
Guys like Vick and Vince Young would have been elite in the modern NFL
Why
Vick was elite in his day and would be elite in any era. Speed kills - always has, always will.
I agree I can definitely see Vick dominating in today’s football
Vince Young could have back then......he wasn't mature enough
@@jasonwilliams7966can't discount that jeff Fischer was his head coach -- after the titans let him go, his next gig was coaching the rams into relocation
Jim Mora was the coach of the Colts when they drafted Peyton Manning in 1998. Dungy didn't come along until 2002.
Manning did not have the stability in his early years Cam thinks they had.
Please don't compare the Colts organization then to the Panthers organization now. You only brought up coaches, Cam brought up GMs, Presidents, etc.
That is still stability though. Think about it that it was one HC until he got a new one. He had one head coach until 2002. You count those years that are 4 years. That is his whole rookie contract. Cam was saying that Peyton had stability. That he always had stability. Even with Dungy he was able to have that same stability even when his teammates changed.
I was just about to correct my guy cam! What is Peggy doing besides asking questions! Who’s fact checking this stuff! lol 😂
Peyton had Tom Greene as his OC during the entirety of his run in Indy if I’m not mistaken. That’s his stability if so. He never went through the constant cycle of OCs like most QBs. Brady enjoyed the same offense everywhere he played too.
Jason Campbell fell victim to that hard changing coaches every year
The Guy taken the pick before Campbell was lucky to have been drafted by the most stable team in the league. Could you imagine if those picks were reversed, we could be talking about future HOFer Jason Campbell
Wow what yall know about Jason Campbell, good to know people remember him, he was my classmate. I didn’t follow football like I do now so I can’t speak on his NFL career. It sounds like a few QBs were robbed of player development and force to be game changers and impactful early on in their careers without “the grace to grow” RG3 comes to mind for me.
@@briannaspeezy4258 RG3 is a bad example he tried to play through injury and got really hurt. He was trying to play himself just as much as the coaching staff was and both were wrong imo.
Cam is on point, the Bears had no stability, no plan to develop JF. Instead local media and social media blamed all the mistakes on him.
He’s literally still the same player😭 just in a better situation now
You weren't following the first 2 years. The media and fans had every excuse in the book for fields. It was only last year where the tide slowly turned as the year went on
@@RedHoodFH you're right, I've only been following 4+decades a 3rd generation fan, attended games, spent more time in Soldier Field than you xan imagine abd you're absolutely wrong. You have selective memory, there was a sizeable contingent on social media, the radio and at least 1 prominent former Bears player who dogged Fields every week. Telander and Brad Biggs in the SunTimes dogged him, several hosts on the Score did the same thing. So you can save that narrative for someone else.
@@HenrySuggs-by5ndi dont agree. i think he has a lot of the same tools but has refined them since last year.
Drake maye not playing doesn't seem like such a bad idea
The Patriots not taking Jayden Daniels is the bad idea
@@ActualBallknowledgeare you slow? You realize the Commanders had the 2nd overall pick, right?
@@gmartinez2102 everyone keep forgetting the commanders were going to take maye and kraft talked to them about wanting maye. They revised and took Daniels. Man some fans don't know the inside of football fr
Playoffs?? Playoffs??? I just hope we can win a game!
-Jim Mora, Indianapolis Colts Head Coach, NOV 2001 quote
"They are who we thought they were, and we let em' off the hook."
- Dennis Greene, Arizona Cardinals HC, OCT 2006
Yeah bro, he missed that one. Dungy was not the only coach that Manning had and he wasn’t the guy from the beginning.
@@q-j-p my fav
@@q-j-p yeah I remember watching that game and Arizona literally “let them off the hook”. The Bears were 5-0 and the Cardinals were 1-4 heading into that MNF matchup and the Cardinals found a way to lose.
@@rbikidportland yeah but he had mora for 4 years which compared to the other examples is still stability
preach! Bryce is done. He needs a year to just sit. We need to see what he does well. He can get better but someone needs to reclaimnhim and develop him.
Yes Peyton led the league in picks his rookie season, but he was also 3rd in the league for passing yards and 5th for passing TDs. So while he was making mistakes, he was also showing the upside potential of what he could do.
Still though he didn’t have 3 coaches in basically a season. Eli and Peyton were able to learn from their mistakes. At least let him sit and learn and give em 2 seasons
and Peyton is 6'5" while Young is 5'9" and slight
@@chrisakokoh9118 For sure, I really think Steve Young is a better example though. He was pretty bad in Tampa. Goes to the 49ers, sits and learns behind Montana, gets coached by Bill Walsh, and has a hall of fame career after that.
Exactly bro also, Cam goes on to say that Peyton had a lot of supporting cast, which is true but the Colts roster was pretty thin early on for Peyton, in 99 they added Edgerrin James in 2001 They drafted Reggie Wayne. Marvin had been there since 1996 but his career didn’t really take off until the rapport developed with him and Manning. He then became an all time great. Clark, Dwight, Sanders and Robert Mathis were added in the early 2000s Tony Dungy took over 2002 so it took time and some coaching changes to get it right
Marshall Faulk was his RB his roookie season
Um No, Peyton Manning didn't work with Tony Dungy till his 4th season.. He had Jim Mora his 1st 3 years, and established himself as a legit QB prior to his coming but he DID have Tom Moore, the same O. Coordinator for his first 11 years in the league..
Black Tommy Hanson spitting some facts though.
Having a coach for 3 years is stability
Cam speaking true facts!!!!
Manning first coach was Jim Mora. But I think he provided stability since he was the Saints head coach and rebuilt that team and made them competitive .
Because of the money they pay them
Why everything Justin fields does wrong is given the worse adjective or description when he know his self Justin made right choice ball was tip why doesn’t any other QB in league get this energy that’s completing 70% of his passes and his only interception is tip ball
I agree but none of it will stop Fields from being great and although I don't think Cam meant any negative towards Fields by describing the interception as atrocious but regardless of what his intent was Fields is balling and will continue to do so.
There's a lot of factors, but the big ones are:
-Fan expectations and media hype, it used to be normal for rookie qbs to sit for 2-3 years until the veteran starter got too old or moved on, nowadays rookies are seen as the IMMEDIATE solution, rather than a contingency for the future. Fans expect any high draft picks to come in and have immediate impacts, instead of letting them learn.
-Offenses are a lot simpler now, so rookie qbs more often than not don't learn how to actually read a defense. Instead the coordinator will design plays that allow for the qbs progressions to be the exact same no matter what the coverage.
-Rookie qbs that are expected to do well are usually dropped into HORRIBLE situations, because the team they are drafted by had to be bad to get the pick in the first place, players like Bryce and maybe even Caleb in Chicago this season, have to fight for their lives to get the media off their backs, not everyone is a generational talent like Lamar or Mahomes, people need to stop expecting the same from EVERY highly picked QB in the first/second rounds.
Carolina wasn't the worst team they traded up to get him and traded the best WR for him to Chicago. They got worse with young in the line up
Your second point is the case for Bryce, except it's never gonna work. He's literally that. He played in Alabama surround by top tier talent where he didn't have to learn anything. All he had to do was play. The team was set up to win at least 9 games whether Bryce was on the field or not. His style of play was so intriguing at the college level that most non-objective people didn't realize, this dude was reacting to defenses after the snap. Not reading them before the snap. No one realized just how bad his footwork is. So impressed with how he'd improvise and create on the fly, no one realized how weak his arm is. No one realized he's never been accurate over 15 air yards. In fact, Tua and Mack Jones have better deep ball numbers than Bryce in Alabama. It's not so much that Bryce needs developing. He's just not a good QB for the NFL and no matter the team, it's gonna take a while for him to be a competent backup. Carolina didn't ruin him. Alabama did.
Ironically, when Cam ran, the defense scrambled lmaooooo🐐
So here’s my take- I acknowledge that relatively speaking, I’m pretty football illiterate. I don’t have the knowledge or capability to analyze players on any kind of a deep level, and I understand that I’m basing all this just off the eye test. But that said, Bryce Young was SO DAMN GOOD at Alabama. Like he was insane. He could hit every pass, make accurate throws on the run, make plays with his legs… he absolutely passed the eye test in college. And I get that the NFL is a totally different game but it just doesn’t make sense to me how he could be so good in the SEC, and then so bad in the NFL. I gotta imagine that there’s more factors at play other than that his skills just somehow didn’t translate to the NFL… I dunno. It seems to me like there’s gotta be other factors at play
Seeing how Jaden Daniels is playing great out the gate
Was expecting to see bryce be improved this season, more of the same sadly… maybe his confidence is wrecked
Dave Canales is still early in, as in Dan Morgan. Cam is right about the scheme. Does or will Bryce fit the scheme? However, people are still measuring Bryce off college and high school. Many qbs who heisman winners etc failed at nfl level. If Canales and Morgan show consistency, will Byrce find his way back? And could Bryce at the nfl level ever find what he needs for success? His size, arm strength, lack of speed actually matters. But we'll see.
Everyone wants to win the Super Bowl NOW! They forget that the majority of the greatest quarterbacks were able to sit behind someone! Love sat behind Rodgers, and Rodgers sat behind Farve! Brady sat behind Bledsoe. Hell, Mahomes sat behind ALEX SMITH!
Also, the NFL is negating its realization that coming to the NFL is a step ABOVE college football! Nowadays, the NFL views college football like an athlete factory. They EXPECT draft picks to already be familiar with NFL systems before even heading to rookie camp, so there is no room for growth and development. Just get here and start winning.
Steve Young after Montana
Leftwich after Brunell
Palmer after Kitna
Eli after Warner
Rivers after Brees
Vince Young after Mcnair but egos ruined what could have been
Hurts after Wentz
Completely agree nothing wrong with patience paying off
That is not true Jim Mora was Peyton Manning first head coach. Tony Dungey came later
And Jim Caldwell came after
Mora was there for his first 4 years, so that was stable throughout his first years
Peyton Manning played with HOF players though.
And he had the same OC's and HC's for years at a time. It takes an average of 3 years to start to learn a NFL offense
Ni they grew into hall of famer, such a lame comment. Listen to your word play, and do your reseach. Reggie, dallas marvin the only one i give bad ass football player was marshall and he was making noise on saturday at sandigo st.
step step step plant throw . the scramble drill is not an effective offense . the blueprint hasn’t changed .
Peyton had Jim Mora when drafted. But the franchise was stable.
Colts o-line support and stability were major factors. Especially with Manning's "speed" 😅
Sam Darnold went 3-0 with the Panthers in 2021 with Matt Rhule. If Scott (Dumbass) Fitterer didn't pass on Micah Parsons for Jaycee Horn our defense would've been a nightmare with Derrick Brown, Parsons, and Brian Burns in our front 7.
15:10 is hilarious because they DID change Carolina’s jersey color and it’s boring now.
Cam Era Blue hit different
Scheme!!! These teams are forgetting their identities. NE, short pass and receiving RBs. Ravens when they won, power RBs
Problem is we're in 2024, not 2002. The immediate impact of the Mahomes, Burrow, Lamar, and now Purdy or Stroud, have set the standard for rooky QBs to unrealistic levels: win now, right off the gate, because that's what QBs do. And as we have to sign you to 55+ mil/y in 3 years time, we gotta find out right away if you're worth it. Either you are, or you're dumped to the journeymen-backups circuit. Young QBs are aware of this, and embrace it. Some make it, and many struggle. Bryce Young being the worst, as he showed even less than Zach Wilson ever did.
Mr Irrelevant raised the bar by which highly drafted QBs are measured... gotta figure out the pro game quick.
I’m still not sold on Brock purdy if he’s on any other team is he still performing like he does with the niners ? Or is it just because he has the avengers around him that he does well
@@gunsarefun4618 Wittgenstein’s Ruler says is, “Unless you have confidence in the ruler’s reliability, if you use a ruler to measure a table you may also be using the table to measure the ruler.” ruclips.net/video/W8MnWDw5J9Q/видео.html
It’s 2024 and Pat Mahomes still sat behind Alex Smith for a year to learn.. Slow down and build your team, not gamble on chaos
The whole situation of sitting a QB now is all about money and cap. You need a QB on a rookie contract to win a ship unless you have Tom Brady, Peyton Manning, or Aaron Rodgers. You only pay goats out and the whole league is getting clowned paying people like Trevor just to keep a decent QB and be relevant.
I call it the "Burger King Effect" where people expect it their way fast... and forgot how to take the lettuce off themselves....
Daniel Jones fell victim to the Giants organization’s failures because they failed him. He wasn’t supposed to start his first year but got pushed in cuz they lost their first 3 games. Shurmur was on the hot seat and still ended up losing his job even though DJ showed some promise. Then came those 2 seasons with Joe Judge and Garrett as an OC at first before moving onto another OC, which was a major disaster before Daboll got there. They didn’t put a team around him nor was there a competitive team. Bad OL and not many great weapons outside of Saquon.
It didn’t help his development what so ever. Nowadays it’s about stability. Mahomes, Allen, Lamar, they still have the same coach. Mahomes more so cuz he has an offensive HC. Lafluer and Love, he’s gonna be there for a while. So stability and environment matter but also GM stability as well.
No . Jones is not a good QB. He can move, which is his only saving point. Choosing him over Barkley is horrible for him. Hopefully Nabers can help save his career. Mitch Trubisky is another one #2 overall but was just a mediocre QB.
Stability = also what kids need to be successful
Bryce isn’t the guy
Cam just be talking. He is getting coaches wrong and players wrong on his timeline. If they fact checked him it would be really bad.
Stability stability stability
Brock purdy Kyle shanahan
Players always want more money
It’s time for the players to hold up their end of the deal
He had jim Caldwell to cam
Gino Smith also..
Could it be that the NfL reducing the preseason? There no time To develop the QB and let him learn the speed of the NFL
Bryce just scared to be on the field thats all its is. I give him credit he stood in thre last year and got his ass beat all to hell. Unless he packs on some serious muscle he just has no buisness on that field. His whole deal coming out was he was polished, pro ready, anticipated throws bla bla all the things rookies usually dont have. None of it matters cuz hes to limited in size and strength.
And that's the fact that is not talked publicly anymore: "Unless he packs on some serious muscle he just has no buisness on that field." Well said. He's looked lost on that field for 18 games, not knowing what he was doing here. And hasn't showed anything of value as QB.
Look at yourself, Cam. What support did u get as a Patriot Quarterback? Where was ur STABILITY?
You had one of the toughest schedules in 2020. Where were ur Receivers? Your TEs?
U had 8 opt outs. 👁👁 It’s also was 4 Top players out: Edelman, White, Gunner, Burkhead!
NE/Boston Media loaded your name up blaming You only, for it, but, u were not the GM, or chose who played on the team.
It’s Double Jeopardy & Double Standards! 👁👁
All u got was empty promises. They promised u weapons after they used u as a scapegoat, to RE-SIGN u early March 11, 2021!
Kraft got his team REBUILT up with more WEAPONS, then he dumped You cold 🥶 on the last cut day 8/31/21 for Mac Jones. That sh*t 💩 still hurts! 😱😢😭
Whats new with boston, the way there corrupt in that city there always doing the blame game. I hate that racist city.
Anyone else thrown off by that random sponsors ad
Willie Beamon jersey? I see you cam!
Its a crazy approach. Because youre paying allot for them that should be even MORE reason to want to develop them
Stability takes time I get that but Bryce had time jus like manning had time to figure everything out he chose to skip preseason
2 years compared to 4 years ?? And 1 coach to 3?? Nah if you put young in mac Jones or Daniel Jones deshaun Watson spot he would flourish
Is that an AJ Hawk jersey on Peggy? I got the same one lol.
It seems like Cam Newton's philosophy for successful QBs is the same as Green Bay's
I think it’s Willie Beamen from An Given Sunday. I believe the logo is a shark like in the movie
@@dmoneylulz I was talking about Peggy, not Cam. I later watched the whole show and it is the same AJ Hawk jersey I have the Peggy is wearing
Vick didn’t zone read until Philly
Daniel's is 24 years old. There ready already
@@CosyMcube-bl5ub exactly so y everybody always talking about bo nix age becuz him, Daniel,penix all 24 but dey act like bo nix is da only player dats a rookie dats 24 dey kill me wit dat narrative
Sam Darnold; Geno Smith; Jarred Goff; Kirk Cousins; Baker Mayfield; Justin Fields; Malik Willis; Tua Tagaviola Were completely written off as busts at one point in time in their career, but have shown flashes within the past 2 seasons as being damn good. It just shows how coordinators and lack of surrounding players can ruin a QB’s confidence or give a false perception that they can’t play in the NFL. Bryce Young in SF, K.C. Or L.A.(Rams) would look totally different. Remember when Sam Darnold was quoted as saying “I’m seeing 👻 Ghost’s on the field” when he was not looking too good with the Jets? Now he’s an MVP candidate and undefeated.
Back in the day the teams controlled the player longer than the today. If they invest a first rounder, they have four years to get the money back.
Give me cam right now !!!!
I'm convinced everybody who says Peyton Manning had a bad rookie year, wasn't watching football around that time. The Colts were absolute misery offensively before Peyton, and although Peyton threw 28 picks, it was OBVIOUS this dude was an actual legit quarterback. They actually had an offense with him behind center. People were very, very happy with his rookie year in Indy. I understand 28 picks is a lot today, but back then, if you were slinging it, as long as you had a lot of good, people put up with more bad.
I think the advice you gave Justin Fields fits more for Caleb & Ant, Justin seems like he really wants to know the game but he can’t figure it out! You need to be in one of their locker rooms nonetheless!
Imo what it comes down to is being able to balance internal vs external culture. Some teams are good at ignoring external pressure and some are not.
Remember when the 49ers kept Garappalo despite the media saying all summer that they couldn't? Pepperidge farms remembers. They kepy him and were contenders that year depsite an unexpected QB injury.
Packers same deal, Patriots all the time when Brady was still there. Gruden with the Raiders suffered from incredibly bad luck with Ruggs and also with Khalil leaving, but overall teams that dobthings their own way rather than always worrying about ESPN, tend to do better than those that don't.
People forget at the end of 2022, the panthers were playing good football. At 7-10, we were running the ball at will, in turn sam darnold was able to have some easy throws. Defense was playing well, because the offense was effecient, time comsuming. So the defense was able to rest, and play rested. Steve wilks did a great job and should have been the panthers next head coach. We let mccaffrey go, dj moore, draft picks. Terrible culture from the owner down. Bryce came into a terrible situation, granted he didnt play well. But he came into a bad situation because the ownership destroyed the the team, ans culture that was developed that wilks was building in 2022. Those players were playing for him.
👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿 Talk to em. 3S’s (great way to put it) matter SO F*cking much man. Preaching out here man.
8:23 this is what Bears fan should be hoping for instead of asking to fire their coach after three games. Only Bears fans want to repeat the cycle instead of break the cycle. If we want Caleb to succeed, he’s going to need that stability!
This is entirely about money I think. Owners and GM's taking "MVP" a little too literally and now average qbs are getting market resetting contracts based on "potential". The Giants kind of did the develop and wait and see thing with Daniel Jones and it's kind of blown up in their face since his contract year. Prior to the changing in rookie contracts, a first round pick was still getting paid a competitive wage for top performers at their position regularly. You don't get better paying an extra 45 million a year to a guy you already had and teams just don't see the time to develop a guy any more. I'm not sure what the easy fix would be because some of those things have been important to other positions.
It’s maddening when you look at the QBs that sat at least 1 year favre, Rodgers, mahomes, Brady, Bree’s, rivers, young…..I mean pretty solid list of hall of famers imo
You'd think that after patrick mahomes geno smith josh allen sam darnold mallik willis that teams would draft the winning pieces before the qb alex smith Russell Wilson maybe Atlanta is doing the 5D chess move idk
Peyton played for Jim Mora, Dungy, and Jim Caldwell.
i honestly think that a draft qb and even other positions should basically sit or redshirt, in college terms, then go in after a full year of learning and getting guidance about the game from veteran teammates. if they are blowing out a team in week 6 let the kid play the 4th qtr and get some reps. i think that there is to much expectations on rookies in the last few years to complete change organizations in a few years
Lamar winning has nothing to do with John... John has single handedly cost us games before. One of the biggest coat tail riders I've ever seen. But u know he's successful.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm pretty sure Tony Dungy wasn't Peyton Manning's first and only coach.
Tony Dungy didn’t start coaching the colts until 2002. Peyton had Jim Mora his first 4 years.
Funny how no sports talking heads are apologizing to the Falcons for their take on Penix now that folks are going back saying that Young should have sat the first year.
The way I interpret the “scheme” part of the 3 S’s is like, you drafted a new toy, so put some plays together where you can take advantage of your “new toy”.
They did not do that with Bryce in Carolina.
Excellent video. I think stability is the biggest thing missing in Carolina. Maybe they get it now with the new HC, but I wonder how much damage has been done to the confidence of Bryce Young and if he can come back from it.
Yeah, it’s all about the money. Is Trevor Lawrence worth the money you’re paying him? Think organizations would rather take a chance on a rookie starter cuz they’re cheeeap
Swear Cam be dropping GEMS💎 more ppl stop worrying about the he dress and listen to him they would see he know what he talking about
Justin fields is the answer the steelers were looking for. That mike tomlin playoff win drought might come to an end this year. I dont think they can get past KC but hell buffalo and any wild card team is a win, they almost beat buffalo last year with mitch trubitchski
Some teams are quick to jump on that shiny new toy too quick, it’s become much harder to be an nfl QB, because defenses are better now.
The Steelers went 9-8 last year with Kenny Pickett. I have them in the AFC championship losing to KC
There are some special cases where guys come in and perform immediately but they are few and far between. I feel like the best recipe is what happened with guys like Rodgers or Jordan love where they come in and sit behind a vet for a couple years and see how to actually be a QB. Theres a lot more to the QB position than just talent.
I get the point, but the coach and the quarterback together create the stability. You don’t have one without the other. Usually…
Look at Patrick Mahomes, he benefited so much by sitting for a year and watching the game speed and getting his NFL feet under him.
Not enough talent at the QB position to let young QBs develop behind someone capable of managing/winning games.
Brock Purdy came in as a rookie and snatched the starting job from jimmy and trey but it’s nothing but hate thrown his wait smh double standards are a madness
All these middle of career younger qbs that are getting different chances are all examples of the need to bring back developing these guys
Peyton had a different coach before dungy.. “playoffs are you kidding me”
It’s because teams have been listening to the media about taking advantage of the rookie contract. They want them to play early hoping they strike gold but not everyone develops at the rate.
Ita your fault cam ...u came in here from the start and shined ur ass off now u have set the barr for what Carolina is going after but bryce isn't and will never be what u were fresh out collage
This dude just be talking with so much confident not knowing anything 😂 I wonder if he did this as a player
Peggy! Is that a A’s hat with a packers jersey? That’s crazy work
Steamin willy beamen. Jersey 🔥 had to order me one sorry cam but I don't think we will be in the same place same time same jersey 🤙
The idea of give a guy 50 mill a year, he will suddenly be what he hasnt been is always gonna have a chance of biting you in the ass.
Cam needs to hurry up and own his own team alresdy. The wisdom he be dropping on these pods is crazy
if there is no veteran qb present that played at a high level to let them develop under and learn from then they are recruiting & paying you to start now and you have to be ready to go now
Mahones f'd up the algorithm 😂
Look at sam darnold and baker Mayfield all they needed was time and good coaching
Roman Gabriel of the Los Angeles Rams back in the seventies
So, a stable, supportive system that fits what the QB is best at while allowing them to grow at the position.
Cam you are part at fault QBs, especially Bryce, are/is expected to play as a rookie.
In my opinion I believe because the head coach knows his job is on the line
🤔 CJ Stroud…The Elephant in The Room 🐘
Cam shoul play for the dolphins. He looks like he can play.
Cam you could really help the Panthers out I believe in you
Bryce young is better than mac jones Daniel jones