Sam Howell Traded

[NC_Skins]

It's not bad compensation, but I'd rather have Howell than Mariota. It's obvious they are drafting QB this year.

[NC_Skins]

Originally Posted by jamf

Patrick Ramsey 2.0.
GTFO you can’t read defenses bum.

The problem is they didn't have the right pieces in place for him to succeed. You can't throw a rookie QB out there with a shitty OL and expect good things to happen. All it does is just ruin any talent you have. If they do the same thing with the next QB we draft, you'll see the same results.

[EARTHQUAKE2689]

Originally Posted by KI Skins Fan

I'm having flounder stuffed with crab imperial tonight instead.

Wife surprised me with a seafood boil

[EARTHQUAKE2689]

Originally Posted by Redskin Jim

Not one of the top three QBs in this years draft would have done any better than Sam. Not one.

That offensive line and play calling was a lesson in futility. It was never going to work out.

I agree with your sentiments, sir, and hope they give Daniels the protection he needs to succeed. Undersized and unprotected in the NFL will get you folded up like a lawn chair. Lord knows Daniels will be running too much already by way of his style of QB. He needs his blindside covered, and time to throw and grow in a new offense.

Thats a lie and I dont agree with that at all.

[NC_Skins]

Originally Posted by EARTHQUAKE2689

Thats a lie and I dont agree with that at all.

I agree with Jim on this. Under our system we ran, none of them would have done any better. The protection wasn't there. That's why you don't play young QBs unless you can protect them.

[simbosargos75]

Originally Posted by EARTHQUAKE2689

Thats a lie and I dont agree with that at all.

Amen.

[skinsfaninok]

Adding picks to move up to 1?


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[Chico23231]

Sam got a raw deal….bad Oline, bad offensive coaching and bad organization when he entered, would have been tough for any rookie QB.

I wish him success like I did Cousins when he left.

It’s time to move on and like others on the team, they will find out like Sam did, they weren’t the choices of this current regime…and if and when they leave or get demoted, cut, etc….we will have to accept that. It’s a new day

[Darrell Green Fan]

Originally Posted by NC_Skins

The problem is they didn't have the right pieces in place for him to succeed. You can't throw a rookie QB out there with a shitty OL and expect good things to happen. All it does is just ruin any talent you have. If they do the same thing with the next QB we draft, you'll see the same results.

Joe Burrow says hi.

[EdmundDorf]

Originally Posted by Darrell Green Fan

Joe Burrow says hi.

He had his knee injured in his rookie season because his OLine couldn't block, by Jon Allen if I recall. Missed a large part of the season. They then started putting major resources into building the OL. Who knows how that will effect the longevity of his career.

[mredskins]

we are all arm chair QBs

Adam Peters is a professional and one the best at his job

Adam decide to trade SH for basically a wash or slight upgrade and the only team to draft him was us in the 5th round by a notoriously bad talent evaluator in RR

that is all you need to know about SH chances of being a franchise QB; he will be a solid back up for yaers and honestly that is pretty damn good for a 5th rounder

[EdmundDorf]

Originally Posted by mredskins

we are all arm chair QBs

Adam Peters is a professional and one the best at his job

Adam decide to trade SH for basically a wash or slight upgrade and the only team to draft him was us in the 5th round by a notoriously bad talent evaluator in RR

that is all you need to know about SH chances of being a franchise QB; he will be a solid back up for yaers and honestly that is pretty damn good for a 5th rounder

A fair enough statement, I don't think anyone thought he was a franchise QB, but of the 32 starting QBs in the league he wasn't the worst but arguable in the bottom 5 or 10. But QBs of any type are valuable assets, especially those on 5th round rookie contracts. Destined to be a good backup for the next ten years, but teams who don't have a top QB, or a chance of drafting one, will always overpay for the Sam Howells of this world.

[Meks]

Poor return. Good luck in Seattle sam and for us - do something with the picks

[mredskins]

Originally Posted by EdmundDorf

A fair enough statement, I don't think anyone thought he was a franchise QB, but of the 32 starting QBs in the league he wasn't the worst but arguable in the bottom 5 or 10. But QBs of any type are valuable assets, especially those on 5th round rookie contracts. Destined to be a good backup for the next ten years, but teams who don't have a top QB, or a chance of drafting one, will always overpay for the Sam Howells of this world.

Oh there are some here that had him in the HoF already

[Chief X_Phackter]

Part of me wishes they would have kept Sam rather than sign Marcus. It's probably only because I was hoping he would work out. But obviously the new staff valued Marcus (at up to $10 mil) over Sam (at less than $1 mil), and that says all you need to know.