2016 Starting QB

[smeags]

Kap certainly has more upside than rgme. No doubt.

[ice grillin you]

i think whoever is a worse qb right now would have the most upside i just dont know who that is

[QB Eagles]

RGIII was benched partly due to his horrible cancerous personality and partly due to his injuries, in addition to his fading talent. Plus he was benched for a guy who is seemingly okay.

Kap was benched solely because his talent had declined to the point where it was demonstrably less than Blaine Gabbert's talent. Blaine Gabbert is  statistically one of the worst starting QBs of the last decade.

So if you're talking pure talent, maybe Griffin has more left, but if you're worried about the overall impact on your team, take Kap?

Not a lot of reasons to think either of them would be better than Sam Bradford. In fact, there's not a lot of reasons to think either of them would be better than Mark Sanchez. Basically it's just Eagle fan desperation for a well above average QB, which is something the Eagles have little to no opportunity to obtain between now and next season.

[Diomedes]

Alright so Chip is gone now.

Everyone still think the same?

[smeags]

Everything changed. No way Bradford stays.

[ice grillin you]

bradford could easily still come back but now its understandable if he doesnt

[Eagles_Legendz]

I would think it makes Bradford an even better fit with a traditional offense, but I do feel bad for the dude having to learn a new system again regardless.

[MDS]

I would think it makes Bradford an even better fit with a traditional offense, but I do feel bad for the dude having to learn a new system again regardless.

feel bad? dude has made like 60 mil in his career and done nothing

[Eagles_Legendz]

It's regrettable for his career after he started playing well here.  Obviously I'm not holding a candlelight vigil.

[SunMo]

i still want him back.  maybe i don't know what i'm looking at but he was really good the last half of the season.  he came off of a 2 year hiatus due to injury and was shaky but played better as he went.  with anybody that could catch a farging ball he would have much better numbers.

[Diomedes]

Yeah, I don't see a better option either.  With Chip gone, I feel better about signing him to a real deal because I think a more conventional/professional coach can work with a Sam Bradford.

The one thing I don't get about Bradford is the drops.  His entire career guys have dropped a lot of his passes that seemed catchable and I suspect it has something to do with him.

[Susquehanna Birder]

The one thing I don't get about Bradford is the drops.  His entire career guys have dropped a lot of his passes that seemed catchable and I suspect it has something to do with him.

Yep, that's been bugging me. We all watched that highlight reel of him with the Rams. He put the ball where it needed to be, but guys seemed to have problems catching it. I felt sure that it was the receivers, but after watching the same process here, it's a bit of a head scratcher.

[Sgt PSN]

Bradford had crap receivers in StL and again in Philly. The end.

[ice grillin you]

dont want to try and make him into joe montana or something by blaming everything but him but the stl OL was also beyond bad

bottom line is they have a potential qb of the future on their roster right now

[Sgt PSN]

I don't know if he's a franchise guy or not, but I know he got progressively better as the year went on. He still made a few horrible throws/decisions, but all in all, I don't hate him yet.  And even with chip gone, it's not like the Eagles get those draft picks back, so it's still probably in the franchise's best interest to keep him at least for 1 more year, probably even 2. Lurie is still heavily invested in Bradford, whether he wants to be or not.