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My point wasn't "who is good", my point was "who has proven themselves". Herbert is playing in his first playoff game, he hasn't proven anything. Jackson is 1-3 in the playoffs with 3 TDs and 5 INTs. I'm not sold yet. There's a gap between "being a good QB" and "proven he can make a playoff run."In fairness to @Ross12 , I forget about him as well. He's a weird talent. Maybe it's because I hate the Ravens and Harbaugh so much.
We had our time ruling the AFC with our stud qb for a good 20 years. I doubt any of these teams will enjoy it for that long.
That was the year after we beat the Jags in the AFCCG where they felt they were robbed (calling down on contact after recovering a Dion Lewis fumble). We were clearly thei SB that year. Like we were for many other teams during that era.We went to one also, and they are indeed very rude. It was Week two of 2018, and they actually beat us 31-20, and they pointed and said all kinds of nonsense and were crazy aggressive.
However, from there, the Jaguars lost 8 of their next 9, including 7 straight losses, and finished 5-11.
We obviously won the Super Bowl.
But hey Jaguars fans, great week two win. Good for you.
I really miss Dion Lewis. Here's hoping for Pierre Strong's year 2 breakout.
None of them have, but you brought up kind of an interesting point because it sort of got me thinking about the "changing of the guard" that's sort of going on. We've seen several big names walk away in recent years, with Brady maybe around for 1-2 more, Wilson likely at the end and Rodgers also potentially done. Matt Ryan is done, Phillip Rivers is done, Joe Flacco (not that he was amazing, but he won a championship and was a pain), Roethlisberger, etc. A lot of big names not really being replaced by guys who have shown us much so far.
That is a ridiculously ignorant post.
Yeah that's my thinking as well. A bunch of those guys proved they could be counted on to get into the postseason and make some noise with regularity. Besides Mahomes, Allen and Burrow, the only other young QB I can think of who's made a deep run is Jared Goff...
Felt a little like he got a bit of a raw deal by getting kicked to the curb like that, with the Rams obviously getting the better of that deal from Stafford - at least for one season.
