Originally posted by Topcat
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If a QB, any QB, gets his head beaten in, and he starts not to trust his oline, that QB will start developing Happy Feet.
That QB will start speeding up his progressions, start showing bad fundamentals, and start rushing his throws and getting rid of the ball before necessary and as Sam Darnold said "I'm seeing ghosts out there".
You cannot cherry pick several plays and say "Oh Rivers had good protection on that play" and ignore the other plays where he was pile driven into the turf.
This is known as the David Carr syndrome.
If we were lucky to get a QB as talented as Sam Darnold and failed to protect him to the point where he TRUSTS his OLine, then history would repeat itself.
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