Bob's Quality Quarterbacks

Man, where do I even start with this guy? Drafted by the Chicago Bears as the second overall pick in 2017, expectations were sky-high, but Trubisky hasn’t exactly lived up to the hype. His time with the Bears was marked by inconsistency and missed opportunities. In his best season, 2018, he managed over 3,200 passing yards and 24 touchdowns, but he struggled with accuracy and decision-making, and his playoff performances were lackluster at best. Trubisky’s play style is supposed to be all about athleticism and mobility, but he often seems to get rattled under pressure. His inability to consistently read defenses and make accurate throws has been a major issue. Take his 2019 season—he threw for just 3,138 yards and 17 touchdowns while also adding 10 interceptions. That kind of performance is just not what you want from a top draft pick. Critics have been harsh, and honestly, it’s hard to argue with them. Trubisky has been criticized for his poor decision-making and lack of development...

Sorry for another hot take, let’s get real about Sam Darnold. This guy has not lived up to the hype, and it’s been a rough ride. Since coming into the NFL with the New York Jets, Darnold’s career has been marked by inconsistency and missed opportunities. Sure, he’s shown some flashes of potential, but overall, his play has been a letdown. His 2020 season with the Jets was particularly rough, with more interceptions than touchdowns and a lot of head-scratching decisions. Darnold’s struggles are hard to ignore. His accuracy issues and inability to manage games effectively have been glaring problems. Even after his move to the Carolina Panthers, he hasn’t exactly turned things around. It feels like he’s still searching for the right fit or the right system to help him succeed. And while it’s not entirely his fault—he’s had coaching changes and inconsistent support—his performances have left a lot to be desired. At the end of the day, Sam Darnold has yet to prove he’s the quarterback tea...