Sorry, moving it to the QB thread.
are you suggesting that Levis (or any other QB) would be an ok 3rd but not a 2nd?
What’s the difference if you don’t think they’ll work out.
Not to be argumentive but how many attempts are we talking here?
Like I said, I'm rooting for the guy but it should be much easier to have a higher completion percentage now than it was then when you could destroy a WR.
Well said, excellent points.
I don't care who our next QB is but Kansas City did to perfection with Mahomes.
-Didn't play his rookie year sitting behind a great vet in Alex Smith.
-Elite coaching to help him develop.
-Weapons!!! dude came in with Hill and Kelce entering their primes.
Now compare to what Malik had.
-Thrown into the fire to early with Tanehill not really helping alot.
-Awful coaching ...not awful but the worst possible OC in the NFL.Not only in development but game planning to.
-0 weapons
I don't care how good you are or how bad noone is going to play well as a rookie in those situations.
-Didn't play his rookie year sitting behind a great vet in Alex Smith.
-Elite coaching to help him develop.
-Weapons!!! dude came in with Hill and Kelce entering their primes.
Now compare to what Malik had.
-Thrown into the fire to early with Tanehill not really helping alot.
-Awful coaching ...not awful but the worst possible OC in the NFL.Not only in development but game planning to.
-0 weapons
I don't care how good you are or how bad noone is going to play well as a rookie in those situations.
The work environment last year wasn't conducive for any kind of development. We were getting killed out there.
Any QB will do better behind a good line and with real weapons. Whether that's Tannehill, Malik, Trey Lance, Will Levis or Hendon Hooker. No one can succeed in a situation like we had last year. Get the line and the weapons and our QB will surface. If you build it, he will come.
We can all agree that Willis didn't have a whole lot to work with... But he just doesn't look the part. Good QBs can make things happen when things are going wrong. Willis made bad things happen even when things went right. Willis looks like a deer in headlights every time he drops back. Often he ran around instead of just throwing it away or attempting a pass. He was benched for not throwing the ball at one point.
Also his "upside" is his athleticism and it showed that his athleticism isn't that great vs NFL players. He looked ok against no name college schools but against the big boys, he's an average athlete that can't rely on being faster than everyone else any more.
Willis is like a lottery ticket, you really expect to win, but if you do…
More like a $1 scratch off and all you won was a free ticket so you throw it the console of your vehicle and forget all about it.
I wish he had been given the keys to the car because I feel like he deserved that opportunity to develop in 2024, but that's not gonna happen now. He's cooked. It interesting how quickly a career can be over before it even starts. But that's the new trend. You better come out swinging in this NFL. He will likely get one more chance somewhere.
Practice Squad?
Auburn called and said malik had experience vs NFL talent... and he failed
true ... to an extent
T17 was winning ... when mw7 came in Tennessee did not win again
PS it is
aint nobody gonna claim mw7
Titans can move him to PS without 'fear' of losing him
That's what I'm thinking, I don't see us outright cutting him...he will have the opportunity to "compete" in camp
What if he beats out Levis??? Lol
could happen... mw7's decision making could have improved by 3 seconds... I mean it would be better if it improved by 4 seconds... there is just so much room for improvement with mw7
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