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*name checks out*Brees was already in HOF discussions and playing in a Super Bowl at the point in his career where Jameis is now. False equivalency.
Using "deifying" on SR? Twins? lolAs a Purdue alum I have rooted for Drew since 1998.
I love Drew Brees and everything he ever gave to me as a fan.
He ain’t walking through that door.
Even if he did, he would be old and incapable of being the Drew we know.
Jameis is playing hurt. Jameis also has the added pressure of being the poor bastage who had to follow the guy who is getting a bronze statue one day.
When I lived in Denver a million years ago John Elway had just won B2B and was retiring. The next QB they paid was Jake Plummer, who had turned the Cardinals from a total joke to beating the Cowboys in the piece of work in Dallas, effectively ending the 90’s Cowboy dynasty. Teammates loved him. He signed a big deal as a FA.
He never had a chance.
The locals rejected him as not Elway and the reporters had the audacity to say he was mistake prone. Needs to play more under control and turn it over less they said. Like Elway wasnt a gunslinger and a turnover machine. Sound familiar?
Nobody remembered he got embarrassed in three Super Bowls. Straight up dogwalked. No, they remember the comeback wins against the Browns (who choked) and the Superbowls he did win (because of Terrell Davis).
Canonizing and deifying Brees isn’t going to help anyone. He made plenty of mistakes. But he is a GD first ballot HoFer for jeebus sakes. If those were easy to come by they wouldn’t be first ballot HoFers.
The new guy is a different player completely. But he is playing with a broken back, engaging, funny and his team loves him. I believe he has the charisma to lead. If he fails on the field the rest will take care of itself.
But if you’re comparing him to Brees, then you are doing both of them a disservice. And hoping for college QBs, well ask Bronco, Bears, Cleveland, Detroit, etc etc. about drafting a QB and how well that works out most of the time.
We got to watch a first ballot HoFer deal each week. There are a handful of Franchises that can say that. The ones that retired/released a HoF QB and continued to dominate with another HOF QB can be counted on two fingers (49ers & Green Bay). The chance of QB purgatory is hugely greater than landing another HOFer now.
But again Jameis can win and I support him 100%. No matter for how long he is the QB for the Saints I will support him. But asking him to be Drew is asking him to be someone he is not.
And you are so right about Elway. I tell all of my friends who are Broncos fans that Russ is WAY too young for them to win a Super Bowl...hahaha.