Draftnics: Success rate for 1st round QBs

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1/2 the defenses Nix has faced are in the bottom 10, and three of those are literally the worst 3 (Bucs, Panthers, and Saints).

His HC is better as well. Particularly for a QB.

 

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I think somewhere in this thread I said I don't believe Lamar Jackson can win 3-4 playoff games in a row and clinch a SB, but I gotta eat my hands on this one. I now think he can, and I'll believe that even if he has a bad game this weekend. I think the err in my ways was that I misunderstood he just needed more reps outside Roman's system. 2 years with Monken now and he's reading the field really well. I still think he can have brain fart games, but now he's a guy that's not easy to game plan for once you've seen him a few times. Their offense can give you so many looks now and he's so much more comfortable playing like a regular QB and not relying on his legs.

 

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I think somewhere in this thread I said I don't believe Lamar Jackson can win 3-4 playoff games in a row and clinch a SB, but I gotta eat my hands on this one. I now think he can, and I'll believe that even if he has a bad game this weekend. I think the err in my ways was that I misunderstood he just needed more reps outside Roman's system. 2 years with Monken now and he's reading the field really well. I still think he can have brain fart games, but now he's a guy that's not easy to game plan for once you've seen him a few times. Their offense can give you so many looks now and he's so much more comfortable playing like a regular QB and not relying on his legs.

Lamar has continued to improve as a passer over the last few years. Also, this new system with Monken has helped that aspect of his game. The addition of Henry has made the Ravens offense really tough to defend.