Lol so 3/12 (25%) of the SB winners are rookie contract quarterbacks and you see this as support for your argument? That’s an amazingly high number and cements the side you are against.
And every time you do this you manipulate the argument of drafting a rookie to fit your narrative. Not a soul on this board is saying draft a rookie and throw him into the fire year one. So comparing a rookie we draft to Zach Wilson or Justin Fields is irrelevant.
If you want a direct comparison to what this board suggests, compare it to the situations of Jalen Hurts, Patrick Mahomes, Aaron Rodgers…you know, the guys who sat for a year+ before starting. Because that’s the comparison that needs to be made. We aren’t throwing a rookie QB into the fire year one if we draft one.
You can’t include this in your argument though because it hurts it so badly. You have to lump in every single rookie drafted QB to fit your stance. It’s honestly comical.
And as for your other 45 of 48 taken in rounds 1-2 being “failures” as you are suggesting…that means you are including Jalen Hurts, Lamar, Jackson, Jared Goff, Trevor Lawrence, Kyler Murray, DeShaun Watson, Tua Tagovailoa, Joe Burrow, Josh Allen, Derek Carr, as “failures” because they haven’t won a SB.
You know who else hasn’t won a SB??? Dak Prescott, Kurk Cousins, Derek Carr, Kyler Murray, DeShaun Watson, Jimmy Garoppolo, and pretty much any other QB you can name that isn’t ELITE that failed to win a SB who have bloated contracts.
So it’s a 25% SB success rate for rookie QBs vs a 0% rate paying good NFL QBs. Interesting…
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I had to come back and say something else. The manipulation of numbers being used here is too good.
The last 12 years ONLY 3 of the 48 QBs drafted have won the SB on their rookie contract. Do you realize that if all of the last 12 SB winners (100%) were rookie contract QBs that would still leave 36 or 75% that failed to win the SB?
There is only 1 team that wins the SB every year. It’s not an easy thing to do. And 3/4ths of the final 4 quarterbacks this year were rookie contract QBs. There is so much evidence to support it’s a winning strategy it’s ridiculous. Even the evidence you bring to the debate supports it!