JMR
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People can say he was lucky. You were saying it was some sort of historically lucky season which was absurd.
His arguments lack objectivity. Mostly subjective fluff and hyperbole. "He got lucky" is a joke of an argument.
Every single QB has turnover worthy plays that don't turn into turnovers. Every single one.
You've established a standard for Geno that he can never meet because every QB, even the elite ones, make bad decisions or simply fail to execute. Go watch Josh Allen sometime.
And your constant accusations that he is lazy are downright weird.
Geno's 2023 numbers through 6 games are pretty similar in most categories to 2022, including the completion % that critics in here said wasn't possible to duplicate. Considering the injury issues we've had on the OL, I think he's held up well this season. As the defense appears to be hitting a stride of one of the league's better units and the OL <hopefully> gets healthy, I think Geno's efficiency (e.g. passer rating) is going to improve because he'll be in fewer low success rate situations. He's played 27 games here now, so nearly 2 full seasons of data. He's proving to be a solidly above avg starting QB, and there isn't a ton wrong with that.