IMO Hamlin's injury has probably changed Stafford's future
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Those two things have absolutely zero connection.
I think Stafford will attempt to play as long as he can.... injuries may occur that harness this.
But I don't see him retiring out of "caution"..
He has spent his whole career getting shit on on a bad team - now he is in a situation where winning can happen.
He isn't giving that chance up easily.
I think Stafford will attempt to play as long as he can.... injuries may occur that harness this.
But I don't see him retiring out of "caution"..
He has spent his whole career getting shit on on a bad team - now he is in a situation where winning can happen.
He isn't giving that chance up easily.
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It’s an endless bridge that travels in a big circle for some it seems.
As far as this conversation I still believe in Stafford’s ability. I also see the merit in a conversation that involves Mayfield and contingencies.
No one wants to see the Rams fall off a cliff because the stud franchise QB retires, and you need that replacement QB to be more than just relevant. Pass the torch into capable hands, so to speak. There is an opportunity here, unlike in Tampa or Green Bay for example. They’re fucked when those QB’s are done.
It would be a helluva job if the Rams find a way to transition from Goff to Stafford to…another guy(like Mayfield) who can play.
If we don’t pull that off, the dark days could return in a hurry.