I think you are partially correct. Teams don't develop QBs. They give them a

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Sep 16, 2024
9:39:51pm

Blueto Truly Addicted User

I think you are partially correct. Teams don't develop QBs. They give them a

couple years, then move on to the next young potential guy. It's a revolving door.

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What's with the major drop in passing TDs this season?

Zak

Sep 16, 9:33pm

Defenses are catching up.

Dangerous

Sep 16, 9:34pm

Did it go back to normal by the end of the season? If so, maybe because of

Martin Van Nostrand

Sep 16, 9:35pm

I think you are partially correct. Teams don't develop QBs. They give them a

Blueto

Sep 16, 9:39pm

Natural cycle. Over the last few years defenses have gone lighter and faster with lots of 2 high safety looks to

Perseguir

Sep 16, 9:42pm

If I was a conspiracy theorist I would point to the rise of sports betting apps

Pepe Silvia

Sep 16, 9:45pm

Money interfering with integrity in sports??? It can't be!

LSUcougar92

Sep 16, 9:53pm

No, every team has been adopting a two high safety look to specifically stop the

MHallDidNothingWr0ng

Sep 16, 10:05pm

I'd say it's mostly due to Puka's injury. 😉 Then a combination of the fact that

jtm0001

Sep 16, 10:12pm

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