These are the teams with the worst QB situations in the NFL

I agree

And we are still better than we were a year ago

 

like this?

 

I don’t remember Kordell having a mustache

 

No.

Like this;

 

or this?

 

Yeah, looks bogus. They know the Steelers have a big fan base, so this really looks like somebody trying to make money.

 

It really is impossible to predict the time of development for a guy who only had a year as a starter in college. The talent is there and grabbing him where they did was not a reach, what possibly hinders is moving him around. The injury certainly does not help. He was not terrible as a rookie, showed enough that he can be a beast, IDK if the 'regression' we have seen is as much a concern as proper coaching and a stable line around him.

 

I don’t either we should be one. Did they do one for offensive lines or WR corp.?

 

The talent is not there. Does he have the potential to play better, sure. But, his pocket presence and inability to go through his progressions and see the field is an indication that he lacks talent. These guys can have all the arm talent and mobility in the world, but if they cave under pressure or can’t read the field then none of the other stuff matters.

 

The sad thing is because are offensive line is such a mess and we have one bonafide wr, it’s gong to be very difficult to evaluate Russell Wilson.

 

The 49ers probably topped this list year 1 with Brock Purdy as QB. Pre-season rankings = smh.

 

No freaking way are we worse than the Giants, or some if these other teams that have spent big money on Qbs that do actually suck, and they paid big for it.....if ours actually suck.....we paid peanuts for. Just that alone should be in the thought process.

 

No way we are #1 on that list.

 

They can franchise one of their QBs for 2025.

 

They think Wilson is done and Fields is a bust.

Possible. Its a gamble for sure on Tomlin’s part

 

At $40mil per yr or something. You want to give a 37-yr old QB or an iffy Justin Fields that much?

 

Agree. Minshew is decent but his arm puts a firm ceiling on what he can do

The list is clickbait but it’s an interesting topic all the same

 

Breakout for Najee Harris would be to hit 1500 yards on the ground. Given the investments of the Offensive Line in addition to this season being a contract year for him, it is now or never for Najee.

 

I don't see him breaking out to the extent of 1500 yards, mainly because he'll be sharing the load with Warren. Najee doesn't make enough long runs to get that kind of production, even his rookie year when he rushed for 1200, that was mostly based on volume. He's a solid 1000-1200 yards a season guy, and he rarely fumbles. Not saying it's impossible for him to reach the 1500 yards mark, but the O-line better be opening up some holes big enough to drive a truck through, which is highly unlikely with 2, possibly even 3 rookies starting on the line. Najee is what he is, a good, but not great RB

 

They have JJ MC Carthy for the future, it may not be ideal, but they have a 2025 plan