Triplethreat
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So no one knows nothing.
Good, I like surprises on occasion.
Josh Allen sized surprises?
Meanwhile, Klemco, the guy whose job it is to literally follow Mayfield around and be embedded with him, says Mayfield going to the Browns would be shocking, he'd be on the floor if that happened, and "people close to Mayfield do not expect that at all."
Silly season folks!!!
Stafford doesnt really count, his career average was 57, but he improved accuracy every year to end over 60% at 61.4.
Allen didnt improve from year 1 to year 2.
Its Favre and probably another player i am forgetting, but its not Stafford who i am missing.
HAHAHAHA, A PILE OF POOP. LOLZ.
We dont have to worry about this, though. There are never touchdowns at First Energy Stadium.
@Lee that's the dadliest joke I could think of buddy.
Bad comparison.
Stafford actually showed improvement year over year in college. He went from 52.7% as a freshman to 55.7% as a sophomore to a perfectly respectable above the baseline of 61.4% as a junior.
And even with those improvements, it still took Stafford seven years in the NFL to finally crack 65%.
@Los216 may need to be on suicide watch after we pick Sam or Baker. His love for this Rosen guy is off the charts.
It is not just about completion percentage when evaluating a quarterback. It is the team and system he goes to. For you guys that are tied up with stats all the time, you will never get past it unless it supports your agenda. Stafford went to one of the losingest teams ever, on par with the Browns, because both of them can't get a draft right to save their ass. I would rather have Stafford than anyone the Browns have had in that same time period. A harsh truth.
HAHAHAHA, A PILE OF POOP. LOLZ.
HAHAHAHA, A PILE OF POOP. LOLZ.