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Based on what criteria?

Where does the 2020 "left" stand on democracy? If you don't want to answer for the "left", just send me a video of another crappy, self-absorbed band pretending to be socially aware.

Brilliant example with Gruden. Out of racism the team that hired Art Shell as HC in the late 80's paid Gruden tens of millions of $ when they could have paid a better black coach much less? They were willing to pay a premium of millions of $ for an inferior product purely out of racism...

He is unbelievably awful getting off the line. Don't even watch him...watch how little effort the DBs have to put forth to stay with him. He's not an NFL WR. I don't care how much time he spends looking just as slow in training clips.

"Looking at a broad universe of potential candidates" is not the same as being encouraged to look at minority candidates specifically.

In other words, you're not saying anything. Seems about right.

Why should a team be "encouraged to look at minority candidates"? Why would race be a factor at all?

Nope. However, they'll both be starting this season. Cam won't.

I'll make it easy and set a 9 year qualifier within the last 10 years. Good (as it relates to completion %) can be defined as not having a career avg that would put you in the bottom 3 of the NFL this past season. As long as you're not there, Ill accept it. All I need is a career avg in...

I have plenty of issues with the article. 1. The generalities. "Ruined by his Wrs" "There have been plenty of times" etc. 2. The lack of comparison to other QBs in the league (made one reference to Rodgers) 3. It's poorly written. I did try to click on the link to the more detailed...

So all of the discussion about the absolute importance of accuracy for an NFL QB is BS? You guys are really struggling here. Now we're to the point of claiming accuracy really isn't that important.

We're now comparing the pure passing ability of Cam Newton to Drew Brees? Yep...this seems legitimate. Racism has to be the only explanation because we have got an athletic 6'5" Drew Brees as a free agent out there and none of the GM's seem to realize it. Who knew?

Once again....Is accuracy important for an NFL QB?

You're claiming Cam Newton is a quality passing QB. That is the definition of failing. I'm simply stating the obvious. It's not even a debate.

The argument is based on his entire career. You are using a single season as evidence his career numbers are not valid. He is what he is...a 31 year old poor NFL passer. If you're correct, and '18 is a better indicator of his abilities than his entire career - He'll be an effective NFL...

Is accuracy important for an NFL QB?

I don't dislike Newton at all. He is simply a poor NFL passer as his career numbers display.

Unknown = Better than proven inaccuracy. By the way, since we're just cherry picking information, and one season is better evidence than an entire career, he was a 56% passer last year. Who cares if it was only 2 games?

1 data point is better than 9? Really?

Completion percentage isn't a measure of accuracy now?