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Sam Darnold

I recall that game for far different reasons than Sam!

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Was best game of Darnold’s entire life and he still making bank on all that potential’ he showed that day.

Just like Richard Todd decades earlier. Amazing how our bowl opponent’s QBs always seem to have the game of their lives!😫
 
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Was best game of Darnold’s entire life and he still making bank on all that potential’ he showed that day.

Just like Richard Todd decades earlier. Amazing how our bowl opponent’s QBs always seem to have the game of their lives!😫
Jesus. He is not still 'making bank' on that one game. He was about to be drummed out of the league if the Vikings did not save his career. Try to pay attention.
 
Was best game of Darnold’s entire life and he still making bank on all that potential’ he showed that day.

Just like Richard Todd decades earlier. Amazing how our bowl opponent’s QBs always seem to have the game of their lives!😫
Darnold was brilliant in that game. The outcome was frustrating but incredibly exciting.
 
Jesus. He is not still 'making bank' on that one game. He was about to be drummed out of the league if the Vikings did not save his career. Try to pay attention.
Wow. Pedantic much?

Your post was crazy. OK, I am sure you'll argue that your post was not crazy but perhaps deranged, especially as manifested in a wild or aggressive way. Maybe just over-enthusiastic or extreme.

Besides I totally agree with him. That game got him into the upper part of the first round. It showed his potential. He sucked for the Jets. The Panthers traded for him not because he played well for the jets but because he showed potential in college. he washed out there then washed out again for the 49ers. Why do people keep signing him? Because he showed potentail in college, mostly in that rose bowl under the brightest of lights. I agree, it is less and less impactful as he builds a resume but he'd have long been forgotten if he didn't play well for USC in that game and got drafted in the 4th round back in 2018.
 
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Jesus. He is not still 'making bank' on that one game. He was about to be drummed out of the league if the Vikings did not save his career. Try to pay attention.
Pretty sure he has been paid like $40 million, so not too shabby.
 
Wow. Pedantic much?

Your post was crazy. OK, I am sure you'll argue that your post was not crazy but perhaps deranged, especially as manifested in a wild or aggressive way. Maybe just over-enthusiastic or extreme.

Besides I totally agree with him. That game got him into the upper part of the first round. It showed his potential. He sucked for the Jets. The Panthers traded for him not because he played well for the jets but because he showed potential in college. he washed out there then washed out again for the 49ers. Why do people keep signing him? Because he showed potentail in college, mostly in that rose bowl under the brightest of lights. I agree, it is less and less impactful as he builds a resume but he'd have long been forgotten if he didn't play well for USC in that game and got drafted in the 4th round back in 2018.
Yep, took the guy years to be a decent starter. Without that game he would have never gotten four shots to finally produce,

And I doubt he will be quality this coming season.
 
Also Branden Bell's injury in the 3rd-D wasn't the same after that-hurt also that Blacknall and Manny Bowan were suspended for the Rose bowl.
Yes, Bell was the only player to get to the QB. After his injury, there was no one close. Our DE's were useless in that game. Jack Ham made a comment that Darnell had 27 seconds to find the WR and throw the ball. And, McSorely's 3 interceptions really killed us. Someone should have told him before the game: these DB's for USC and not like Wisky's DB's. Another game we had in the bag and blew it.
 
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Yep, a pathetic zone coverage scheme. If Diaz would have been DC that would have been a win.....
That game was miserable. Yeah exciting but incredibly frustrating. We made Darnold look like John Elway in that 4th quarter and he benefited greatly in the draft from it. He had so much time back there it was ridiculous. Then crappy secondary coverage and you get whatever video game numbers he had in the 4th quarter. Pry and Franklin constructed the defensive strategy in the 4th to not lose through big plays so we executed that strategy to perfection by losing by giving up multiple 20 yard pass completions.
 
Between the end of the first half and beginning of the second half, four touchdowns on four consecutive offensive plays. The Championship game with Wisconsin had somewhat of a similar stretch/feel. Unreal.
That is one of the most incredible stretches in college football. It doesn't get the credit it deserves. How many times has a college football team scored a TD on four consecutive plays against a good, ranked opponent?

And we still had to make a defensive stand to win that game.
 
Wow. Pedantic much?

Your post was crazy. OK, I am sure you'll argue that your post was not crazy but perhaps deranged, especially as manifested in a wild or aggressive way. Maybe just over-enthusiastic or extreme.

Besides I totally agree with him. That game got him into the upper part of the first round. It showed his potential. He sucked for the Jets. The Panthers traded for him not because he played well for the jets but because he showed potential in college. he washed out there then washed out again for the 49ers. Why do people keep signing him? Because he showed potentail in college, mostly in that rose bowl under the brightest of lights. I agree, it is less and less impactful as he builds a resume but he'd have long been forgotten if he didn't play well for USC in that game and got drafted in the 4th round back in 2018.
Jesus, you're a ****ing nut. I guess you are going to give credit to his being born to make his career possible.

He has career backup written all over him. Stick with what you know, obituaries.

Career stats

Career stats
Year
Year
Team
Team
CMP%
Completions percentage
YDS
Passing yards
TD
Passing touchdowns
INT
Interceptions thrown
Rating
Passer rating
2024
2024
Vikings66.2
66.2
4,319
4,319
35
35
12
12
102.5
102.5
2023
2023
49ers60.9
60.9
297
297
2
2
1
1
85.1
85.1
2022
2022
Panthers58.6
58.6
1,143
1,143
7
7
3
3
92.6
92.6
2021
2021
Panthers59.9
59.9
2,527
2,527
9
9
13
13
71.9
71.9
2020
2020
Jets59.6
59.6
2,208
2,208
9
9
11
11
72.7
72.7
2019
2019
Jets61.9
61.9
3,024
3,024
19
19
13
13
84.3
84.3
2018
2018
Jets57.7
57.7
2,865
2,865
17
17
15
15
77.6
77.6
Career
Career
61.2
61.2
16,383
16,383
98
98
68
68
83.9
 
Jesus, you're a ****ing nut. I guess you are going to give credit to his being born to make his career possible.

He has career backup written all over him. Stick with what you know, obituaries.

Career stats

Career stats
Year
Year
Team
Team
CMP%
Completions percentage
YDS
Passing yards
TD
Passing touchdowns
INT
Interceptions thrown
Rating
Passer rating
2024
2024
Vikings66.2
66.2
4,319
4,319
35
35
12
12
102.5
102.5
2023
2023
49ers60.9
60.9
297
297
2
2
1
1
85.1
85.1
2022
2022
Panthers58.6
58.6
1,143
1,143
7
7
3
3
92.6
92.6
2021
2021
Panthers59.9
59.9
2,527
2,527
9
9
13
13
71.9
71.9
2020
2020
Jets59.6
59.6
2,208
2,208
9
9
11
11
72.7
72.7
2019
2019
Jets61.9
61.9
3,024
3,024
19
19
13
13
84.3
84.3
2018
2018
Jets57.7
57.7
2,865
2,865
17
17
15
15
77.6
77.6
Career
Career
61.2
61.2
16,383
16,383
98
98
68
68
83.9
You have a lot of problems with reading retention. Nobody ever said SD was anything but a backup. In fact, just the opposite. To @The Spin Meister and my point, his performance with NY, Carolina and the 49ers probably would have gotten him dismissed from the league if it wasn't for the PSU Rose Bowl game which helped lead him to a 3rd overall selection in the first round.

Nobody said he is a good QB. What was said is that he continues to benefit from that Rose Bowl performance because, without that, he's have never been picked that high and would have been out of the league before last season with the Vikings.
 
Not to mention the rest of the offense, which kept defensive coordinators honest about loading the box.
Saquon was never above 5.9 ypc for a season at Penn State. Ki-Jana had almost 7.8 ypc in 1994 and 7.2 ypc for his career. The OL gets some credit, but Carter was just on another level that year. Should have won the Heisman. Saquon had a pretty good offense around him in 2016 and 2017.
 
Saquon was never above 5.9 ypc for a season at Penn State. Ki-Jana had almost 7.8 ypc in 1994 and 7.2 ypc for his career. The OL gets some credit, but Carter was just on another level that year. Should have won the Heisman. Saquon had a pretty good offense around him in 2016 and 2017.
Uuhhh Barkley had a pretty weak o line. And a weak passing attack to take the pressure away.

If a team concentrated on stopping KJ Carter the passing attack would kill them.
 
You have a lot of problems with reading retention. Nobody ever said SD was anything but a backup. In fact, just the opposite. To @The Spin Meister and my point, his performance with NY, Carolina and the 49ers probably would have gotten him dismissed from the league if it wasn't for the PSU Rose Bowl game which helped lead him to a 3rd overall selection in the first round.

Nobody said he is a good QB. What was said is that he continues to benefit from that Rose Bowl performance because, without that, he's have never been picked that high and would have been out of the league before last season with the Vikings.
You have a lot of problems trying not to be a retard. NO ONE in the NFL is saying "but that Rose Bowl performance 7 years ago". Your assertion that one single COLLEGE game stopped NFL teams from not signing him is absolutely, positively ludicrous after being in the NFL for multiple seasons. What exactly is your problem, undertaker?
 
You have a lot of problems with reading retention. Nobody ever said SD was anything but a backup. In fact, just the opposite. To @The Spin Meister and my point, his performance with NY, Carolina and the 49ers probably would have gotten him dismissed from the league if it wasn't for the PSU Rose Bowl game which helped lead him to a 3rd overall selection in the first round.

Nobody said he is a good QB. What was said is that he continues to benefit from that Rose Bowl performance because, without that, he's have never been picked that high and would have been out of the league before last season with the Vikings.
Obli - that remem guy is a nut - get’s his panties in a bunch if anyone says something he doesn’t like and goes right to name calling which is always a sign of low intellect - number 1 candidate for the ignore button.
 
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Obli - that remem guy is a nut - get’s his panties in a bunch if anyone says something he doesn’t like and goes right to name calling which is always a sign of low intellect - number 1 candidate for the ignore button.
You should be introduced to Loado. And you need to separate disagreement with intelligence, you are really making yourself look bad here.
 
You have a lot of problems trying not to be a retard. NO ONE in the NFL is saying "but that Rose Bowl performance 7 years ago". Your assertion that one single COLLEGE game stopped NFL teams from not signing him is absolutely, positively ludicrous after being in the NFL for multiple seasons. What exactly is your problem, undertaker?
I don't care what anyone in the NFL is saying. Why do I care? he had a great game in the rose bowl then had five or six shitty years in the NFL. Why was he still getting contracts and reps? It certainly wasn't based on his performance with the J E T S jets, jets, jets.

And nobody ever said he was getting paid based on "one single college game". You are hyperventilating and that is probably leading to hallucinations. What was said is that it was additive.
 
Uuhhh Barkley had a pretty weak o line. And a weak passing attack to take the pressure away.

If a team concentrated on stopping KJ Carter the passing attack would kill them.
Every team attempts to stop the run first and force the other team to pass, especially back in the 90's as opposed to today. They couldn't stop Carter. He just ran over defenders and then as the fastest player in college football just ran to the end zone. So I don't believe it's fair to Barkley or Carter to believe one was better than the other. Carter got injured early in his NFL career and couldn't recover his abilities, and Barkley also got injured but has recovered, it looks like to his top form. It is what it is.
 
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You should be introduced to Loado. And you need to separate disagreement with intelligence, you are really making yourself look bad here.
Ha ha - coming from you - someone who males themself look worse with every post that is rich.
 
Saquon was never above 5.9 ypc for a season at Penn State. Ki-Jana had almost 7.8 ypc in 1994 and 7.2 ypc for his career. The OL gets some credit, but Carter was just on another level that year. Should have won the Heisman. Saquon had a pretty good offense around him in 2016 and 2017.
But the rest of that offense included four future NFL linemen too. I also agree with you that Ki-Jana should have won the Heisman.
 
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Yes, Bell was the only player to get to the QB. After his injury, there was no one close. Our DE's were useless in that game. Jack Ham made a comment that Darnell had 27 seconds to find the WR and throw the ball. And, McSorely's 3 interceptions really killed us. Someone should have told him before the game: these DB's for USC and not like Wisky's DB's. Another game we had in the bag and blew it.
All true
 
I don't care what anyone in the NFL is saying. Why do I care? he had a great game in the rose bowl then had five or six shitty years in the NFL. Why was he still getting contracts and reps? It certainly wasn't based on his performance with the J E T S jets, jets, jets.

And nobody ever said he was getting paid based on "one single college game". You are hyperventilating and that is probably leading to hallucinations. What was said is that it was additive.
If you look at Darnold's career it is highly probable that the game of his career/life came against us in that Rose Bowl. Given the magnitude of that game I would challenge someone to find a bigger game he has played in where he played better than in that Rose Bowl.
 
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If you look at Darnold's career it is highly probable that the game of his career/life came against us in that Rose Bowl. Given the magnitude of that game I would challenge someone to find a bigger game he has played in where he played better than in that Rose Bowl.
He had a lot of big games this season in nfl
 
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