Josh Rosen, the Chosen One

[Krangodnzr]

That word really doesn't mean what you think it means.

Rosen Truthers: even though there isnt a kick of evidence that he doesnt suck humongous huevos as a quarterback, you guys still act like hes the second coming of Joe Montana.

 

[Stout]

Rosen Truthers: even though there isnt a kick of evidence that he doesnt suck humongous huevos as a quarterback, you guys still act like hes the second coming of Joe Montana.

So, just being inflammatory just to try to rile people. Sad, really.

 

[Chris_Sanders]

Rosen Truthers: even though there isnt a kick of evidence that he doesnt suck humongous huevos as a quarterback, you guys still act like hes the second coming of Joe Montana.

I don't believe anyone has said anything other than the kids fate isn't written in stone as a complete failure. No one is calling him the second coming at least anymore.

Let's not flip right to hyperbole

 

[Krangodnzr]

So, just being inflammatory just to try to rile people. Sad, really.

I don't believe anyone has said anything other than the kids fate isn't written in stone as a complete failure. No one is calling him the second coming at least anymore.

Let's not flip right to hyperbole

I'm just messing with you @Stout.

Rosen could still turn it around, but I think he'll need a stint as a presumed back up for a year or two with a real good team.

It still was the right call to move on from him.

 

[TheCardFan]

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[Garthshort]

Two things:
1. Terrible job by SK in using a 1st round pick for JR.
2. Great job by SK in getting a 2nd round pick for him.

 

[Dr. Jones]

There is something definitely wrong with him. A team drafted him with a top 10 pick and gives up on him a year later. A new team trades a second round pick for him and he can't beat out a 37 year old journeyman QB. That same team is now rumored to be spending a top 10 pick on another QB.

Before we say "he didn't have a chance"...if he was good, couldn't he have at least put up similar numbers to Fitzpatrick in Miami (same team/scheme)?

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If Rosen could play, he would have shown SOMETHING. That was what was alarming about Rosen, he didnt have a single good game his rookie year.

I still cant believe some here wanted to stick by him! Look how craptacular he was for Miami, while Fitzpatrick had a respectable year on the same team. Imagine how crappy the Cardinals would have been last year with Rosen.

This is my opinion as well....

And I cant figure out how people could think any different.

 

[WisconsinCard]

This is my opinion as well....

And I cant figure out how people could think any different.

My guess is that because he is younger than the QB that is about to be number 1 overall. So he has time. You just never know when the light comes and as they say the game slows down for him.

 

[juza76]

My guess is that because he is younger than the QB that is about to be number 1 overall. So he has time. You just never know when the light comes and as they say the game slows down for him.

Definitely but it's bad a sign when a qb regress progressively

 

[Timm Rosenbach]

He can talk about it if he wants.
I too like Rosen and can't think of anyone who was ever dumped into crappier situations to start a career.
With the right tutelage, and at least a half assed team around him, I'd like to see what he can do.

Only David Carr had a worse situation

 

[AZCB34]

Maybe everyone should move on to something more relevant?

 

[TheCardFan]

Peter King nuggets:

Josh Rosen, entering his third year as an NFL quarterback (wherever that may be), is two months younger than Joe Burrow.

I think if I were Jacksonville, I’d offer my fourth-round pick, 116 overall, to Miami to send Josh Rosen up I-95 to be a Gardner Minshew safety net. Two reasons: As the Washington head coach last year, Jay Gruden was bullish on acquiring Rosen from Arizona; Gruden’s the offensive coordinator for the Jags now. And no matter how confident the Jags are in Minshew, they certainly can’t be positive that he’s the long-term solution at quarterback. There’s no good reason why Jacksonville shouldn’t spend a minimal amount on an insurance policy who’s never had the kind of chance the 10th pick in the draft should have had.