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Warthog · 10-04-2020, 11:46 PM

They’re going to see how high they can get Haskins. I’m sure all the older coaches can see Haskins and can tell you whether he’s a franchise QB or not. They’ve studied more film and if we think we can see things, they have more insight times 100 from us fans. Part of it is to SELL our stupid OWNER that they have given him a chance, since it was he and his numbnut lackey BRUCE ALLen that decided to draft Haskins in the first place. But also many “experts” thought the team had an outstanding draft with HASKINS and SWEAT. Both are long on promise but we’re waiting for the payoff!.

Another factor is if Rivera/Smith actually think Haskins is NOT the one, they may be hoping someone else may think Haskins has a future and the team may get something in a trade. AGAIN, Rivera knows exactly what he has with Allen. They will keep Haskins in as long as his UPSIDE looks promising or his possible end result this season could be better than Allen. There is little reason to put in Allen unless Haskins regresses.

Finally, if the team drafts a QB with their first pick, there will be a QB competition next PS. Maybe a year of experience could make Haskins more competitive as our backup or as a trade. Either way, unless Haskins levels off or regresses the team will benefit by playing him.

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10-04-2020, 11:46 PM	#206
Warthog The Starter Join Date: Nov 2018 Location: Doylestown, PA Posts: 1,253	Re: How Many Games Should We Test Haskins? They’re going to see how high they can get Haskins. I’m sure all the older coaches can see Haskins and can tell you whether he’s a franchise QB or not. They’ve studied more film and if we think we can see things, they have more insight times 100 from us fans. Part of it is to SELL our stupid OWNER that they have given him a chance, since it was he and his numbnut lackey BRUCE ALLen that decided to draft Haskins in the first place. But also many “experts” thought the team had an outstanding draft with HASKINS and SWEAT. Both are long on promise but we’re waiting for the payoff!. Another factor is if Rivera/Smith actually think Haskins is NOT the one, they may be hoping someone else may think Haskins has a future and the team may get something in a trade. AGAIN, Rivera knows exactly what he has with Allen. They will keep Haskins in as long as his UPSIDE looks promising or his possible end result this season could be better than Allen. There is little reason to put in Allen unless Haskins regresses. Finally, if the team drafts a QB with their first pick, there will be a QB competition next PS. Maybe a year of experience could make Haskins more competitive as our backup or as a trade. Either way, unless Haskins levels off or regresses the team will benefit by playing him. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk __________________ Four Combat Tours in Afghanistan, Iraq and Kuwait. Flyboy. "Land of the Free and Home of the Brave"