Year 2 QB QBR Tracker

[AZ54]

Jayden Daniels just broke his arm or dislocated his elbow (left arm) in a very ugly manner.  I admired his work ethic and willingness to take on challenges head on during his college career and then into the NFL.  I don't want to see that at all but he's done for the season.  Fortunately it's his non-throwing arm so he'll return next season.  

[ASHKUM BEAR]

 Jayden Daniel's left with an arm splint. As he walked off the field they called him a superstar.  Caleb won't get a crown until the Bears can become a force.  They have one more game to put it together then the schedule gets tough.

[adam]

Quinn should be fired. Down by 31 late in the 4th quarter with a QB coming back from injury and he is running the ball? Why put him at risk with no chance to win?

The most amazing thing about his rookie year was avoiding injury. Hopefully he can have a speedy recovery but that looked season ending. 

[Stinger226]

8 hours ago, adam said:

Quinn should be fired. Down by 31 late in the 4th quarter with a QB coming back from injury and he is running the ball? Why put him at risk with no chance to win?

The most amazing thing about his rookie year was avoiding injury. Hopefully he can have a speedy recovery but that looked season ending. 

I think Quinn won coach of the year last year. Good coaches make bad decisions sometimes too.

[Alaskan Grizzly]

2 hours ago, Stinger226 said:

I think Quinn won coach of the year last year. Good coaches make bad decisions sometimes too.

Hindsight being what it is I’d think Quinn would’ve re-thought his decision.  Just a few hours before their game a 40 year old QB with a bum throwing shoulder managed to score 2-3 TDs in a matter of several minutes against our team so…🤷🏻‍♂️

[adam]

2 hours ago, Stinger226 said:

I think Quinn won coach of the year last year. Good coaches make bad decisions sometimes too.

It helps having the easiest SOS in the NFL to pad some wins but they won the games they were supposed to win, so I give him that.

21 minutes ago, Alaskan Grizzly said:

Hindsight being what it is I’d think Quinn would’ve re-thought his decision.  Just a few hours before their game a 40 year old QB with a bum throwing shoulder managed to score 2-3 TDs in a matter of several minutes against our team so…🤷🏻‍♂️

Slightly different defenses they were going up against, and CIN was never down by more than 2 scores which is sort of the magic number that late. Once it goes to 3 scores that late, it is basically game over. That is why the Pick-6 called back was so huge. It was a 14-pt swing in seconds.

If you didn't watch the WAS game, the Commanders had no chance. The game was over at half, and all SEA did in the 3rd was extend the lead and they had a 31 pt lead with 8 mins to go in the 4th Quarter. 

Again, you play him if you have a chance to win the game. It was out of hand at that point. So typically you pull your starter to avoid the risk of injury. Quinn didn't.