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ORIGINAL: Daniel Lee Young A career .500 QB has zero ability to “carry a team to wins”. A career .500 QB who had Shanahan, McVey, Gruden, and KOC as his coaches, in one form or another, will not suddenly flash greatness of his own doing. A Career .500 QB is going to need Above average play from top tier receivers and a running game to win the opener. A career .500 QB put a lot of pressure on the defense to protect leads and prevent the opposing team from scoring. For this team to go deep in the post season, we have to win the division. Winning opening day and winning after the bye week @ Arizona, is going to be key. A first round bye would be nice, but getting into the playoff without major injury issues will help. I have guarded hopes. But I also do not see any 1998 or 2000, or even 2009 magic waiting in the wings. Not with a career .500 QB “ carrying “ my dreams. How about a career .445 QB? Which one would that be? Stafford Oh! But he doesn't talk about God so it's different And, his .445 was earned playing on a dysfunctional Lions team for 12 of his 13 years in the league. Yet with a bottom 5 defense over 2020-2021 (and I'm going to say a team just as dysfunctional as your standard issue Lions team), Cousins team went 15-18 .454 So ... you're saying Cousins' W-L record was slightly better over 2020-2021 even though Stafford won a SB? I'm not saying that, even though it's all true.
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