(01-18-2022 05:13 PM)bricksnivy Wrote:  

(01-18-2022 05:04 PM)Seahawkhoops Wrote:  Bricks- I don't disagree having a top tier guy helps. I think Mac is certainly capable of top of that next tier, but time will tell. But, for curiosity i looked at the QBs for the last several SB:
Goff got there, Foles won won, Matt Ryan got there(should have won), Garoppolo got there, Newton got there (recognize that was his 1 good year), Ravens won one with Flacco as QB, and beat a terrible Kap and the niners.

Fair enough, time will tell for them all. Getting there is one thing; Grossman did that, but at some point you're going to need the guy to go out there a win a game.

If Mac is as good as Matt Ryan, I'll be a little surprised, and Newton was MVP the year he carried Carolina to the SB. Goff, Foles, Flacco and Garoppolo are certainly QBs that Mac can be better than.

It's an advantage that he's working with Belichick. If Mac Jones spent his rookie season with Matt Nagy, everyone would assume a much lower ceiling for him.

I’m fully realistic in the fact I’m not likely to ever enjoy a run like they had. It’s going to be interesting to see how the coaching shuffle plays out. One thing I saw today and it seems foolish, but I wish the NFL would operate like the NCAA does if a coach is still in the tourney, he doesn’t interview until after the season is over . I read today Bowes is interviewing two places Friday and Sat when he should be prepping his team for Sunday!


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