ReasonablySober wrote:Frank Nova wrote:ReasonablySober wrote:
He used a 4th rounder. He didn't use three future firsts. Or one. It was a 4th.
And I think Love is going to be very good. Would you be upset if he only ends up being Josh Allen? Justin Herbert? Joe Burrow? Trevor Lawrence?
You know, a bunch of dudes who haven't been MVPs?
Lol. Takes a whole lot of audacity to call someone out for saying MVP or bust for Love, and then go on to use 4 of the 5 best QBs in the AFC as a measuring stick.. if he would’ve said “MVP candidate or bust” and you couldn’t have used 4 MVP candidate QBs, what would you have said then?
What? I'm not the one using MVPs are a measuring stick. Dude above needs Love to be Mahomes to justify trading up. As if there isn't a level below All-Time Great that would be pretty awesome.
Love needs to align with those QBs you mentioned to warrant a long leash and he also needs to align with those QBs you mentioned to keep Gutenkist in the decision maker chair.. year 4 in the system, regardless year 1 as the starter, there should be a level well above mediocre that Love needs to reach from the jump..
I don’t think it’s Patty Mahomes or bust but if Love doesn’t flash similar to how Rodgers did in 08, how could you blame anyone for immediately wanting to move on? Record aside, we can go 3-14 next year and still want Love as the guy.. there’s no shame in that. The difference will be who you’re after in the draft at that point.. if you want Brock Bowers or Caleb Williams.. that’s more of a definitive decision we’d all have to make on Loves performance next season.. if Love is terrible, his replacement is there for the taking. If Love shows promise, arguably the best player in the draft is there to boost your franchise QB.
The margin for error should be razor thin. Love better be a baller or there 100% should be hell to pay. Kirk Cousins comparison also doesn’t come close to cutting it. You run Rodgers out of Green Bay for a younger version of Kirk Cousins? That’s insane to think of..
RIP Kobe Forever. GOAT 8-24. Long Live Giannis