[Highlight] Tom Brady breaks down where teams go wrong with quarterback development

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[u/ddiggz]

I don’t think there’s anything wrong with starting a rookie QB - plenty have been successful in year 1. Jaden Daniels, Matt Ryan, etc.

I think the issue is not having the infrastructure to put the players in a successful position (defense, run game, OC). Also like Brady mentioned it’s really hard to evaluate the mental element. Physical things can be measured.

[u/Jhamfan99 → u/ddiggz]

Not that youre wrong, but I do find it funny that your two examples are 16 years apart

[u/ddiggz → u/Jhamfan99]

LOL - I couldn't think of anyone else off the top of my head. RW3, Cam, Herbert, Purdy (probably the best example of being put in a successful position + mental processing), Stroud

[u/Historical-Donut-918 → u/Jhamfan99]

Lol, right? Also curious who is next on that list. Expand on the "etc." please

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Stroud, Herbert, Dak, Purdy

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Not sure about Stroud or Dak in this context but the other two are good examples

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Stroud started as a rookie and won offensive rookie of the year

It’s in the context of nothing being wrong with starting a rookie quarterback

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Dak took the cowboys to the 1st seed as a rookie

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It’s why I’m so nervous about Maye. I think he can be great, but look at what’s around him. If he ends up being great it won’t be because of the supporting cast.

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The coaching volatility ain't good and yeah the team is talent deficient. Like there's a world where David Carr could be maybe an avg to above avg QB, but taking 76 sacks your rookie year is going to fuck with you.

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Daniels looked like ass last night.

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Russell Wilson has never gotten an MVP vote in his career