WFT Quarterback Thread - Post SEASON 2021

[mooby]

Originally Posted by PorkSkins

Winning one playoff game constitutes "winning," eh?

In Detroit winning a playoff game is like us winning the Superbowl. We're talking Detroit, a team that rivals Cleveland for failure historically. We're talking a franchise that forced Barry Sanders and Calvin Johnson to quit playing early because they knew they were wasting their talents playing for that team. Don't sell Stafford short. For another analogy, Ovi was always known as a playoff loser, until the moment he wasn't. Lack of past success is not always an indicator of future failure.

[PorkSkins]

Originally Posted by mooby

In Detroit winning a playoff game is like us winning the Superbowl. We're talking Detroit, a team that rivals Cleveland for failure historically. We're talking a franchise that forced Barry Sanders and Calvin Johnson to quit playing early because they knew they were wasting their talents playing for that team. Don't sell Stafford short. For another analogy, Ovi was always known as a playoff loser, until the moment he wasn't. Lack of past success is not always an indicator of future failure.

My response was to skinsfaninok stating Stafford has never won anything and Watson has won something. Watson has only won one playoff game. So, I was asking does winning one playoff game constitutes winning.

I'd definitely take either one, and if I had one choice it'd be Watson. But Watson will likely cost a ransom, and I doubt he's seriously on our radar. Based on decent reports, he isn't on our list of suitors.

Stafford as a consolation, so to speak, would be more than fine.