Oct 8, 2024
11:50:02am
11:50:02am
I gave four obvious examples. But you’re still wrong. First, not all 32 teams have these dysfunctional franchises like
Soupie is describing. While there have been bad teams, most franchises have up and down years. For example, the Steelers have had some bad seasons, but they have had a lot of success as well (most recently with a QB they started from day one). Franchises recover when they find a good QB. You find good QBs in the draft. And, overall, QBs have better careers outcomes when they start year one.
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It's rare for a rookie to be successful with a good team around them much less likely w/ a dumpster fire.
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