Wozzy
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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.Dude is a stud. Now a proven winner. He outperformed Mahomes on the brightest stage. He's far more likable than Mahomes until the media starts kissing his ass. Then I might rethink it. But for now he's a hero and has fully deserved his Superbowl victory. He has always had leg talent, but now he has put it together with good game management and poised throwing of the football in key moments.I think this guy became one of my favorite quarterbacks in the league currently last night. I loved how stoic and cool he was last night and you could tell he was completely locked in the entire game. He didn’t really show emotion until the clock struck 0 and even when he got a touchdown he didn’t do a celebration pose. He gave it to his teammate and let him do the victory lap. This guy was not to celebrate until the game was over and I think he’s matured a lot. Two years ago in the Nfccg he was singing fly eagles fly. He got humbled and I think that loss matured him. What does everyone else think of him?
If I were to take over a franchise right now and Patrick Mahomes and Drake Maye are off the table, and I could just choose a QB to lead it, I would certainly strongly consider Jalen Hurts over those other guys.Hey, Hurts did what good QB's do - he took his opportunity, in the biggest game of his life, and played great.
He's not (yet) a great QB, but he played great in the moment, and elevated his game. This win is completely on his shoulders.
Barkley was stonewalled, and Hurts won with his legs & his arm. Great for him.
He can still become a great QB, but at the moment, he has answered the question if he belongs in that top 7 active QB.
The argument becomes - is he better than Allen? better than Wilson? better than Lamar?
I think this guy became one of my favorite quarterbacks in the league currently last night. I loved how stoic and cool he was last night and you could tell he was completely locked in the entire game. He didn’t really show emotion until the clock struck 0 and even when he got a touchdown he didn’t do a celebration pose. He gave it to his teammate and let him do the victory lap. This guy was not to celebrate until the game was over and I think he’s matured a lot. Two years ago in the Nfccg he was singing fly eagles fly. He got humbled and I think that loss matured him. What does everyone else think of him?
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