Anonymous #1 4w

Might need to do it in your city. Let’s break it down, Philly has a long history of QBs coming up short, I mean just look at the Mcnabb era. Something like 4 or 5 straight conference championship games, with a Super Bowl appearance in the middle and not a single ring to show for it because the lights got too bright and he made costly mistakes year after year. Hurts has shown to do the opposite, and has played his best football in the playoffs, while Herbert hasn’t won a single playoff game.

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Anonymous #3 4w

All this to say nothing OP said wasn’t true in some way shape or form

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Anonymous mr.orangutan 4w

You missed the entire point of my argument (I don’t care who thinks which QB is better), and it’s quite fallacious to use the quality of team-building as an excuse for or against either of them, as that’s out of their control. I don’t think Hurts is perfect by any means, and I’m not afraid to acknowledge he looked mid in the first two playoff games this year or awful against the Bucs. However, he rebounded from those three games and had two of his best games against the Commanders and Chiefs.

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Anonymous #1 4w

Cunningham, McNabb, Vick, Garcia, Jaworski None of those guys could get it done. 3 straight NFC championship losses in a row and 4 total with McNabb, especially how he played horribly against Carolina and Tampa, which I’ve gone back and watched, and are truly horrendous displays of QB play by him, with a supporting offensive cast that played even worse.

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Anonymous OP 4w

I bring up their situations bc Hurts has always had a great team around him and has had far better coaching as well. It’s also worth noting that Hurts play falls off a cliff if the play calling isn’t good/great. What I’m trying to get at is that you can’t say Herbert isn’t clutch when he’s consistently been dragging the Chargers to wins despite poor coaching and despite poor roster construction. I’m also saying Hurts only plays at high level/clutch when the situation is perfect bc if something

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Anonymous OP 4w

Is wrong like the play calling them he doesn’t play at a high level and doesn’t play like someone who’s clutch.

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Anonymous #3 4w

Mark my words if hurts was a first rounder he wouldnt be getting nearly as much unreasonable hate as he does

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Anonymous mr.orangutan 4w

That’s the fault of the Chargers as a team, which I acknowledge – people often forget how abysmal the playcalling was in 2023 for the Eagles. Hell, the defensive coordinator position was swapped mid-season and the defense proceeded to drop to the worst in the league. However, we still were holding Hurts accountable for his poor decision-making that year, particularly later in the season. Ironically enough, both have had Kellen Moore as their OC at one point in their careers so far for a year 😂

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Anonymous OP 4w

I think people don’t acknowledge what’s a team issue and what are individual QB issues. Hurts, for instance, holds onto the ball too long, relies on early reads too much, and should work to gain more power in his throws. Herbert, while excellent with the deep ball and has a cannon of an arm, needs to work on the short game more, run out of the pocket more when there’s an open lane, and get the ball higher in the air to prevent tips/deflections from happening.

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Anonymous OP 4w

Yeah I’ll agree with you there, Hurts also can’t throw over the middle to save his life, and all of Hurts issues put together kind of makes it seem like he can’t read a defense fully. Anyways, Herbert has become better at running when needed but he does need to work on putting touch on his passes, too often he tries to laser everything into a tight window.

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Anonymous mr.orangutan 4w

I will say, both of them have also been through a carousel of offensive coordinators. Regardless, I’d rather see these guys have a steady OC than have to deal with constant drastic change of playcalling between each year. Either way, I’m excited to see how both guys end up playing, because whether we admit it or not, you have to be ridiculously talented to be a starting QB in the NFL. The league is absolutely better when more QBs are playing at a high level, and…

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Anonymous OP 4w

Yeah I agree with you there, I don’t hate Hurts, I think he’s a top 15 QB, I’m just tired of people overrating him when he’s proven multiple times that he’s not a top 10 QB.

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Anonymous OP 4w

not every QB will look like how you want them to, let alone every single game. If they’re making good enough decisions to win football games, that’s what matters regardless of which team and QBs you support.

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Anonymous mr.orangutan 4w

Everyone’s gonna have their opinions, but at the end of the day, we have to see what happens when each of these games happen. The NFL is a week to week, year by year league, so 2022, 2023, and 2024 mean nothing as long as 2025 is concerned. I think both Hurts and Herbert will have good, productive seasons, barring injury (in which I hope both stay healthy all year).

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Anonymous #3 4w

That was my entire argument LOL. I think Justin Herbert is super talented and incredibly fun to watch, but why would I ever want to see the team I root for trade a QB who has given the city I grew up near a Lombardi to a guy who we cannot be certain will win one in his career? We can’t predict the future, but we can use the information we have now.

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Anonymous #4 4w

Throwing 4 picks in a playoff game and getting blown out by a team with a decimated offense and no oline because you kept giving them the ball after only throwing 3 all year is a qb stat too. Chargers should’ve breezed by the Texans, and they would’ve if Herbert didn’t decide to play like will levis

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