Anthony Lynn elaborating on why Tyrod Taylor is still his starter: "There's a lot we didn't get done with Justin on the field yesterday. He's a backup for a reason." #Chargers
Originally Posted by htismaqe:
It's an unwritten rule in the NFL. Vets don't often lose their job due to an injury.
I don’t care about that unwritten rule in this situation.
Tyrod should lose that job because the QB they just invested a top pick on is clearly better right now. Didn’t the same exact thing happen in Cleveland with Baker? [Reply]
Originally Posted by staylor26:
I don’t care about that unwritten rule in this situation.
Tyrod should lose that job because the QB they just invested a top pick on is clearly better right now. Didn’t the same exact thing happen in Cleveland with Baker?
Yeah.
Not saying it's right or wrong. It's just not "controversial".
Starting QB's very rarely lose their jobs to injuries. [Reply]
Not saying it's right or wrong. It's just not "controversial".
Starting QB's very rarely lose their jobs to injuries.
By “controversial” I just mean it’s a bad move that will and should be criticized. Nobody thought it would be a question after yesterday’s game. [Reply]
Originally Posted by staylor26:
I don’t care about that unwritten rule in this situation.
Tyrod should lose that job because the QB they just invested a top pick on is clearly better right now. Didn’t the same exact thing happen in Cleveland with Baker?
I think it's clear that the Chargers had a plan for Herbert similar to the one the Chiefs had for Mahomes, and they apparently want to hold to that plan for now. I admit I'm surprised because even I thought they'd start Herbert after his performance yesterday. But maybe they know something about Herbert's stage of development that didn't show in yesterday's game that they don't want to expose right now or this season.
At any rate, Herbert looked pretty good in his impromptu debut. It'll be interesting to see how long they keep him on the bench. [Reply]
This is entirely about his personal relationship with Tyrod, Lynn coached him in Buffalo.
I read Taylor didn't have a chest injury, he got an injection for a rib injury and it gave him side effects which is how he ended up at the hospital. [Reply]
Originally Posted by staylor26:
I don’t care about that unwritten rule in this situation.
Tyrod should lose that job because the QB they just invested a top pick on is clearly better right now. Didn’t the same exact thing happen in Cleveland with Baker?
Originally Posted by staylor26:
I don’t care about that unwritten rule in this situation.
Tyrod should lose that job because the QB they just invested a top pick on is clearly better right now. Didn’t the same exact thing happen in Cleveland with Baker?
Yep, very similar situation. If Tyrod is still having health issues next week and Herbert plays well again, I think that might be the end of it for Tyrod. At some point the owner is not going to allow the coach to keep the high draft pick on the bench if he's playing so well. [Reply]