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(12-22-2020, 03:05 AM)TheLeonardLeap Wrote: Except it's not just one off day. Fields has only faced two teams with a winning record this year and he struggled hard against both.

Fields vs Indy and NW:  30-57 (52.6%), 414 yards (7.26 AVG), 2 TD/5 INT

If you calculate that into NFL QB Rating, that's a 51.35 QB Rating against the only two winning teams he's faced. If he doesn't do great in the postseason, I don't even know if he'll declare for the draft.

Don't forget that this is on the heels of throwing 2 INT against Clemson in the playoffs last year. Haskins performance in the NFL probably doesn't help, either.

But teams have an unreasonable hard on for Ohio State QBs. 

I think the Jets or Jags will still pull the trigger, not realizing that in 84 years, the best professional Buckeye QB was Tomczak.

It's almost like the Bengals, they've seen decades of failure, yet they still pick them in hopes of one day bucking (no pun intended) the trend.