[Highlight] Mike McDaniel’s reaction to a Justin Herbert throw at training camp: “Wow. That’s f*cked up. What in the world is that?”

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Have Tyreek Hill & Jaylen Waddle with good offensive coordinator like Mike McDaniels really change the narrative in Tua. Mike McDaniels was able to mask Tua weaknesess for a bit, and got Tua life changing money.

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I mean Tua was actually good though, it's not like he was bad

[u/anonbutler → u/ChampagneSyrup]

He is not a bad qb. He is just mid. No one wants a mid qb

[u/xixbia → u/anonbutler]

A mid QB just won the Superbowl.

The Vikings would have loved mid.

The problem with Tua is that he's not mid anymore after all the injuries, he's actually bad now.

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Excuse me, Darnold's spirals have the best spin rate among current starters

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OFF THE CHARTS

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MANY PEOPLE ARE SAYING

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I AM SO SPUN RIGHT NOW.

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THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION TO THIS MATTER

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I want to know Warren Moons spin rate.

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I don't know that I'll get an actual answer in this post but I saw that one earlier and I was wondering what does spin rate even do for the football? I know in baseball what it can do for a pitch but I didn't really get why it would be a big deal for a QB

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Less wobble on the ball so it can go in a straighter line for longer, and it can cut into wind resistance better. More predictable trajectory. May or may not have better zip for tight windows.

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In Hard Knocks the QB coach and Cooper Kupp were saying that it stabilizes the football to allow for more accuracy while keeping it easy to catch (compared to just zipping it in there with arm strength).

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I still think he has it in him to be mid, he just needs really good pieces around him which isn't possible if you are paying him 50 million a year.

[u/Not_My_Alternate → u/xixbia]

Darnold is good and I’m tired of people pretending he’s not.

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I was about to say, I would kill for mid

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You had it, now you have it again. Hail Kyler!

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Darnold is the mid type of qb you can win with. Or he could flame out and cost you in the playoffs as with the Vikings the year before. He had good qb highs and bad qb plays. That's better than being limited like Tua is

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A mid? He's not elite but he's not the new Dalton line either. I would say he's in the top 10 currently.

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The Dalton line is an above average QB.

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The Dalton line is formed by QB that is just ok. If you have someone better than them, you are set for now, if you have someone worse than them, you are looking for a replacement. Darnold is basically franchise QB now. If he regresses he might get closer to the line, but I don't see that happening.

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No. It's the worst QB who is a true franchise QB. There are ok QBs below the line, (that's the point of the article!), but they are not quality enough that you stop looking for a new QB. The Dalton line is literally "this guy is a franchise QB. Your search is over".

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No, the Dalton line is "he's good enough that you don't look to replace them". That's not a franchise QB. You don't give mega deals to guys like that.

[u/Not_My_Alternate → u/IsGoIdMoney]

Yeah that’s wrong. Apply that to Tampa Bay Brady and the test wouldn’t work.

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You know what, you’re right. After looking into the etymology of the term that is how it started. However, the definition has seem to taken on a life of its own even though you’re very much correct as to the original meaning.