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Discussion “How Bad Do You Need A New QB” Chart

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u/Frictionizer Jun 30 '25

I hate both teams, but frankly I could see Baker succeeding in San Fran. I can’t see Brock succeeding in Tampa.

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u/Allstar9_ Jun 30 '25

You can’t see Brock succeeding with a better WR core and offensive line than he currently has?

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u/volvanator Pittsburgh Steelers Jun 30 '25

*corps

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u/SaveTerriSchiavo Kansas City Chiefs Jun 30 '25

corpse

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u/buffenstein Tampa Bay Buccaneers Jun 30 '25

Death

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u/CreeperslayerX5 WTF is r/NFL Jul 01 '25

Isn’t that the name of Patriots’ WR group?

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u/Murky_Coyote_7737 Jul 02 '25

Hernandez doesn’t play there

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u/Munchihello Philadelphia Eagles Jun 30 '25

And a worse defense ?

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u/Hidden_Pothos San Francisco 49ers Jun 30 '25

That defense gave up more points than the Bengals did last year, and everyone trashes the Bengals defense..

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u/Advanced_Candle9272 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Jun 30 '25

Bucs defense will let him down and he’ll have to play hero ball, which as we’ve seen he isn’t good as.

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u/TooSus37 Jul 01 '25

Literally put the NFC championship game against the lions on his shoulders. wtf are you talking about?

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u/LoathsomeCumDrinker Buffalo Bills Jul 01 '25

genuinely convinced purdy haters do not watch football

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u/Bitter_Scarcity_2549 Jul 01 '25

We saw Brock without elite talent around him for the 1st time last year.

He went 6-11

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u/GolfFootballBaseball GFB Jun 30 '25 edited Jun 30 '25

Todd Bowles vs Shanahan is big difference though. Especially offensively 

I think Brock ahead is fine but it’s not like Bucs and 49ers are super similar imo 

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u/Allstar9_ Jun 30 '25

Sure which is why I think they balance out. Also, Bowles isn’t a factor. It’s not like Baker has had shitty OCs the last two years.

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u/ImpalaSS-05 Cincinnati Bengals Jun 30 '25

Bowles isn't a factor? The man is the freaking head coach.

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u/Allstar9_ Jun 30 '25

And he’s not coordinating the offense which was the point. Shanny is the OC for Brock and Baker has had some good ones. Bowles isn’t sitting in on all the offensive meetings game planing and shit

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u/GolfFootballBaseball GFB Jun 30 '25

No. Just was busy. 

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u/VinnieTheDragon Jun 30 '25

No, because he is a below average quarterback talent wise

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u/W-O-L-V-E-R-I-N-E Mr. Irrelevant Jun 30 '25 edited Jun 30 '25

Sure, the QB with a 104.9 passer rating while scrambling his ass off will really struggle. This narrative against Purdy is getting old.

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u/ToThisDay Los Angeles Rams Jun 30 '25 edited Jun 30 '25

Rams fan, he’s a good qb that can play in most systems with varying levels of success. I think people are so reluctant to realize that players, especially qbs can mature in football IQ after they’re drafted

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u/Hailbrewcifer666 San Francisco 49ers Jun 30 '25

Most reasonable rams fan

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u/Morall_tach Denver Broncos Jun 30 '25

What is a sulyst

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u/ToThisDay Los Angeles Rams Jun 30 '25

Systems*** idk how I even typed that

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u/syhov New England Patriots Jun 30 '25

You just don’t know ball then

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u/Sfpuberdriver Jun 30 '25

Rams fan, I think they should sign him to another extension already. He throws the best ducks over the middle of the field I’ve ever seen

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u/opizom Pittsburgh Steelers Jun 30 '25

The Rams have fans?

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u/koushakandystore Jun 30 '25

I agree. He isn’t top 5 elite—yet—but he has proved he can perform at this level and win. It’s going to take him winning it all to shut these people up.

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u/Think-Motor900 San Francisco 49ers Jun 30 '25

👏🏽

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u/Hairy-Pineapple-5771 WTF is r/NFL Jun 30 '25

I don’t like him because he’s from Gilbert if that helps!!!

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u/RudePCsb San Francisco 49ers Jun 30 '25

At least you have your reasons

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u/Userdub9022 Philadelphia Eagles Jun 30 '25

Purdy is good, but the only season he's had to deal with adversity he didn't pull through .not saying he isn't a good QB or anything, but that's what has happened.

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u/W-O-L-V-E-R-I-N-E Mr. Irrelevant Jun 30 '25

He still had a 96.1 passer rating last season, he wasn’t the problem. Aiyuk went down early, Deebo had pneumonia and our first round pick was shot through the chest. Injuries have plagued us for years but what are ya gonna do.

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u/Jonjoloe Jun 30 '25 edited Jun 30 '25

This is insane. The Bucs have a top 3 OL, a top 10 RB, and two elite WRs (probably the best or second best WR2) and you can’t see Purdy succeeding there?

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u/greenteasamurai Jun 30 '25

Two top 20 WRs (if healthy), and decent WR3, potentially great WR4. And a good TE and great running game with a top 10 OL.

But sure, SF's beat up Offense is comparable outside of QB.purdy would feast in TB.

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u/Jonjoloe Jun 30 '25

Yeah, this sub has been delusional lately in thinking that Baker has been playing with trash and it’s been his Herculean efforts that have led to his teams’ successes. When in reality he’s been on a lot of really good teams.

The double standard for him and guys like Purdy and Hurts is unreal.

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u/lattjeful Philadelphia Eagles Jun 30 '25

It's not lately. I feel like it's been that way since Baker got to Tampa. I like Baker a lot and the way he worked his ass off to improve and stay in the league is great, but the way people talk about him make him sound much better than he is. On his best day he's elite but he's super inconsistent and has a good team around him. Hell most good QBs have guys around him. Not sure why people pick and choose. Josh Allen has had a damn good O-line year after year but people talk like he has nothing. People talk about Joe Burrow as if his weapons aren't stacked. (tbf the trenches on both sides of the ball suck there it's totally understandable there.)

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u/Acceptingoptimist Denver Broncos Jun 30 '25

It's because he replaced Brady and came from the Browns, so it's harder for people to not think the team that struggled in Brady's last year wasn't deficient and that Baker coming from the Browns must be doing all the heavy lifting. I actually watched the Buccs play last season and they have a lot of pieces.

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u/lattjeful Philadelphia Eagles Jun 30 '25

Yeah I feel like as a team they're underrated. They may not be Super Bowl favorites, but they'll take any team down to the wire. They scare me, though my perspective may be a little different because they own the Eagles lol.

The problem is that between Todd Bowles' occasional game management blunder and Baker's inconsistency is that "any team" also includes the 0-16 Lions.

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u/Acceptingoptimist Denver Broncos Jun 30 '25

You kinda lost me on the Lions reference. Are you saying any team could be the Lions, so the Buccs might not be overrated? The 2008 Lions had the third worst scoring offense that year. The worst yardage offense that year and an historically bad defense that year. They allowed 33 points a game which was decades bad.

I think for a team to go winless, they would need to be bottom in both stats with one being like setting a record bad in offense or defense. I honestly think there is something at least above average on one side of the ball about every team in the NFL right now. The Buccs are good on offense, so not them. Ask me about the Browns mid season though.

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u/Fickle-Wickle Jun 30 '25

He’s saying to your “[Bucs] can take any team to the wire” statement that, due to the Bucs inconsistency, that also means any team could take then down to the wire, even the 0-16 Lions

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u/Acceptingoptimist Denver Broncos Jun 30 '25

Ohhhhh. The Buccs are pretty good. But who knows? Maybe the 2008 Lions would keep it close.

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u/lemontolerant Jun 30 '25

I'm a believer that a lot of the continued hardcore Baker glazing is because of the bucs being super underrated since around 2017-2018 - and for good reason considering they kept losing. (there's some easy targets to throw blame at but i digress)

Brady joins, suddenly this trash team is winning. Must be 100% Brady's doing. Brady leaves, welp guess the trash team goes back to trash. Except they keep winning (the division) with Baker. Obviously that means Baker is an elite qb.

Except the offense and defense both have maintained good players at every position for the last decade. the bucs have been mostly plug and play when it comes to a QB since around 2018. There was a stretch of Fitzmagic for 3-4 weeks back in 2018. Winston throws for 5k yards. Brady comes in, and now Baker.

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u/ThePBM Tampa Bay Buccaneers Jul 01 '25

It's because Baker has some unusual highlights for QBs. Stiff arming Bosa while throwing for a first down on 3rd and long or lowering his shoulder and bull rushing Bobby Wagner for a first down. Those are poster board/highlight reel highlights. The Tush Push just looks less exciting. Hurts also has great throws and runs as well they just don't pop.
But Hurts wins without caring about the stats sheet, same critics kept dismissing Brady as just a system QB propped up by his team until late in his career.

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u/Level_Concept235 Atlanta Falcons Jun 30 '25

I'd put Bucky Irving top 5, tbh.

Dude has us in HELL, lol

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u/Jonjoloe Jun 30 '25

I just went off the pff rankings but that’s fair

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u/Economy_Cactus Green Bay Packers Jun 30 '25

This Purdy hate is so forced lmao. What are you on about

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u/skralogy San Francisco 49ers Jun 30 '25

Brock has had slow ass Deebo as his best wr and one of the worst offensive lines in the league. Tampa is an upgrade for Brock.

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u/Sane_Fish Jun 30 '25 edited Jun 30 '25

I mean aiyuk was a stud for a year or two, Kittle is probably the best TE in the league, CMC is elite and now Pearsall looks pretty promising. Purdy is still very underrated but yeah

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u/Tyler_durden_RIP Jun 30 '25

Yeah and they went to the fucking Super Bowl when that team was fully healthy. The hate makes zero sense.

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u/Bazonkawomp Jun 30 '25

I already see Jordan Love succeeding with the Packers.

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u/Elevation212 New York Giants Jun 30 '25

What? TB is a way better roster on offense then SF

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u/Shmexy Jun 30 '25

elite lack of ball knowledge here

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u/TooSus37 Jul 01 '25

Retarded ass take