C.J. Carr is the best of our 4 QBs, but seniority will keep him on the bench.
His performance in the Blue-Gold Game cannot be downplayed. He has a feel for the position. On one play, he waved his WR to the desired spot and hit him for a completion. That was a kid who should have been a H.S. senior in his final semester showing a poise and understanding way beyond his years. And he's accurate, too!
He's got IT.
Replies to: C.J. Carr is the best of our 4 QBs, but seniority will keep him on the bench.
Start Angeli and have Carr ready if it doesn't work
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Is it seniority, or $1 million [said in Dr. Evil voice]?
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He will fail, like all the rest.
No one can succeed when wearing the Freeman Handcuffs TM.
He’s the one on the roster with the upside to win playoff games.
His throws at the spring game were just simply an order of magnitude better than the other two QBs. (All three have more upside than Leonard.
At this point, I’d likely play him and accept the mistakes
I can't agree. Seniority is not starting at LT or LG. I do agree that Carr or another qb may be a
better option. If Leonard does not improve in his passing, I trust the coaches to make a change.
Leonard will never be accurate. They paid him a boatload of ca$h and are reluctant to dump him.
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He should have been pulled Saturday. I would have had a least some respect for Free.
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Sunk cost fallacy
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Link: https://www.investopedia.com/terms/s/sunkcost.asp
Freeman is the captain of the ship. Will he be willing to go down with his overpriced, leaky QB?
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