Jake says he's proven he's a starter and top 32 in the world at his position

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(01-10-2024, 05:07 PM)XenoMorph Wrote: Part of that is probly simply the lack of game time.  as he see those situations more he will potentially learn to avoid those mistakes.

I like Browning as a backup but if we get an offer on the table that can help the team id say take it... and bring back McCarron again to compete with other potential backups in camp

Yes, Jake is smart and will learn.

Oh yeah, if we get a good offer from another team I am all for trading Jake for something to help the team.

Same with Tee after we hopefully tag him.

(01-10-2024, 05:39 PM)ochocincos Wrote: It's worth noting that AJ McCarron thought along these same lines, so he left the organization to try to become a starter elsewhere.
He then subsequently fell out of the league a few years later after getting just 1 start across 3 years.
The reality is no one really cares about the starters in the 25-32 range. Those are the guys who are replaced yearly with draft picks and backups that make it seem like they might be something better.

So be careful what you wish for, Jake.

AJM wasn't nearly as good in my eyes as Jake Browning was this year though IMO.

Browning made some throws this year that made me go wow....

I never got that with McCarron.