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Jordan Love is the next king of the NFC. Nobody throws the ball like him in the whole conference. If they have a halfway decent defense they can make the Superbowl.

Herbert+Harbaugh will prove to be a great combination and be a threat to KC along with the Bengals if Burrow can stay healthy.
 

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If we're drafting QB's and Mahomes is off the board I'm taking Stroud at #2.

He's the one who has the least flaws in his game.
I agree with this, although I consider Josh Allen to be the 2nd best QB in the league.
 

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Mahomes (Y7)
•3-1 Super Bowl, 4-2 AFCCG
•15-3 playoffs (.833)
•.771 reg season (74-22), 13.1 wins/Per17, 6x AFCW champ
•3x champion, 2x MVP, 3x SBMVP, '18 OPOY, 3x All-Pro, 6x Pro Bowl, 2x pass TD leader, '22 pass yards leader

Allen (Y6)
•0-1 AFCCG
•5-5 playoffs (.500)
•.677 reg season (63-30), 11.5 wins/Per17, 4x AFCE champ
•'20 All-Pro, 2x Pro Bowl

Lamar (Y6)
•0-1 AFCCG
•2-4 playoffs (.333)
•.753 reg season (58-19); 12.8 wins/Per17, 3x AFCN champ
•2x MVP, 2x All-Pro, 3x Pro Bowl, '19 pass TD leader

Burrow (Y4)
•0-1 Super Bowl, 1-1 AFCCG
•5-2 playoffs (.714)
•.558 reg season (29-22-1), 9.5 wins/Per17, 2x AFCN champ
•'21 CPOY, '22 Pro Bowl, '21 comp% leader

Goff (Y8)
•0-1 Super Bowl, 1-1 NFCCG
•4-4 playoffs (.500)
•.564 reg season (66-50-1), 9.6 wins/Per17, 3x NFCW/N champ
•3x Pro Bowl

Dak (Y8)
•2-5 playoffs (.286)
•.640 reg season (73-41), 10.9 wins/Per17, 4x NFCE champ
•'16 OROY, '22 WPMOY, '23 All-Pro, 3x Pro Bowl, '23 pass TDs leader

Hurts (Y4)
• 0-1 Super Bowl, 1-0 NFCCG
•2-3 playoffs (.400)
•.667 reg season (34-17), 11.3 wins/Per17, '22 NFCE champ
•'22 All-Pro, '22 Pro Bowl

Purdy (Y2)
•0-1 Super Bowl, 1-1 NFCCG
•4-2 playoffs (.667)
•.810 reg season (17-4), 13.8 wins/Per17, '23 NFCW champ
•'23 Pro Bowl, '23 pass rtg leader

Baker (Y6)
•2-2 playoffs (.500)
•.465 reg season (40-46), 7.9 wins/Per17, '23 NFCS champ

Stroud (R)
•1-1 playoffs (.500)
•.600 reg season (9-6), 10.2 wins/Per17, '23 AFCS champ
•'23 OROY, '23 Pro Bowl

Love (Y4)
•1-1 playoffs (.500)
•.500 reg season (9-9), 8.5 wins/Per17

Tua (Y4)
•0-1 playoffs
•.627 reg season (32-19), 10.7 wins/Per17
•'23 Pro Bowl, '23 pass yards leader, '22 pass rtg leader

Herbert (Y4)
•0-1 playoffs
•.484 reg season (30-32), 8.2 wins/Per17
•'20 OROY, '21 Pro Bowl

Deshaun (Y7)
•1-2 playoffs (.333)
•.554 reg season (36-29), 9.4 wins/Per17, 2x AFCS champ
•3x Pro Bowl, '20 pass yards leader

Kyler (Y5)
•0-1 playoffs
•.431 reg season (28-36-1), 7.3 wins/Per17
•'19 OROY, 2x Pro Bowl

Lawrence (Y3)
•1-1 playoffs (.500)
•.400 reg season (20-30), 6.8 wins/Per17, '22 AFCS champ
•'22 Pro Bowl
Caleb is gonna pass up a lot of these QBs real quick :banderas:
 

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id put dak below purdy and stroud above baker, but an overall good list. :salute: on putting herbert so low, tired of dudes crowning him to start every single season then have a book of excuses by the end of the season.
 

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I agree with this, although I consider Josh Allen to be the 2nd best QB in the league.

Accuracy issues
Poor decision making
Turnover prone

Stroud has none of these issues. He's ahead of Josh as a pure passer and sees the field better.

Lamar and Hurts still have to improve their consistency from the pocket. Burrow had two major non contact injuries one of which ended his season. Can't trust him since he's injury prone. Herbert has had some shakey late game performances. Yeah his coach sucked but he's under .500 as a starter.

CJ's floor is just higher than everyone else's in the pocket. There isn't a glaring flaw in his game. A better O-line, sign Saquan, and he's going to have an MVP caliber season.
 

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Accuracy issues
Poor decision making
Turnover prone

Stroud has none of these issues. He's ahead of Josh as a pure passer and sees the field better.

Lamar and Hurts still have to improve their consistency from the pocket. Burrow had two major non contact injuries one of which ended his season. Can't trust him since he's injury prone. Herbert has had some shakey late game performances. Yeah his coach sucked but he's under .500 as a starter.

CJ's floor is just higher than everyone else's in the pocket. There isn't a glaring flaw in his game. A better O-line, sign Saquan, and he's going to have an MVP caliber season.
I agree, wholeheartedly. CJ can definitely surpass him. Allen does have visible, exploitable flaws, his ceiling is as good as anyone's. Plus we must factor in his running ability. But CJ has it all. Accuracy, arm strength(distance/velocity) football IQ(knowing when/where/how to throw it) pocket presence(sensing pressure, maneuver in the pocket) great deep ball and clutch. He us only missing experience which will co.e naturally
 

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I agree, wholeheartedly. CJ can definitely surpass him. Allen does have visible, exploitable flaws, his ceiling is as good as anyone's. Plus we must factor in his running ability. But CJ has it all. Accuracy, arm strength(distance/velocity) football IQ(knowing when/where/how to throw it) pocket presence(sensing pressure, maneuver in the pocket) great deep ball and clutch. He us only missing experience which will co.e naturally

Exactly. With Allen, you take the turnovers because of his ceiling + running.
Dude puts up 500 rushing yards a year and has averaged 43 total TDs over the last 4 years.

Stroud may have none of Allen's issues, but he's missing some of his strengths too.
 

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Exactly. With Allen, you take the turnovers because of his ceiling + running.
Dude puts up 500 rushing yards a year and has averaged 43 total TDs over the last 4 years.

Stroud may have none of Allen's issues, but he's missing some of his strengths too.

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Josh's weaknesses get you beat when it matters most. His legs aren't enough to overcome that. When he can't run and has to make throws he doesn't.

They had a string of losses because he was turning the ball over and barely made the playoffs because of that. At this stage of his career he's still making mistakes he shouldn't.

I trust Stroud more to be accurate, make the right reads, and not turn it over.
 
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