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I could be wrong, but I'm legitimately not sure there was anyone here that wanted QJ that much. Think nearly all of us that are really into the draft recognized the traits at least, but never really had him in the same standing.
I talked myself out of QJ because I never thought we had a realistic shot at landing him..once we were in range that was absolutely my guy
 
As someone who didn't know Ravens pre 2010, what was the general view of him around 2009/2010? He had 25 TDs and 10 picks, and 3.6k yards in '10. those are great numbers, did people think he was going to continue to develop into a full elite guy? or did people then think 2010 was his ceiling?
So to contextualize 2010 Joe Flacco:
10th in comp %, 10th in TD passes, 9th in YPA, 14th in YPC, 7th in passer rating, 12th in QBR.

So basically he was a fringe top 10-12 QB that season.
Would point out that a) that was easily his best season at that point in his career, and 2010 was probably like his 2nd or 3rd best overall season as a Pro in his career. It was at least on par with 2012 and I think only 2014 was objectively better.

The "knock" at this time was the same as Lamar's... playoff success.
The Ravens were 3-2 with him as a QB, but he was overall pretty bad in '08-'09 in the playoffs. Pretty much your textbook game manager.
Zero 200 yard passing games, only one game where he had a comp % over 50%, and he had 1 TD and 6 picks in 5 games.

The first playoff game of the 2010 season against KC was the first time he looked "great" in a postseason game. He also then fell flat on his face against PIT the next week, but 2010 was sort of the start of the 3-5 year "coming out party".
 
So to contextualize 2010 Joe Flacco:
10th in comp %, 10th in TD passes, 9th in YPA, 14th in YPC, 7th in passer rating, 12th in QBR.

So basically he was a fringe top 10-12 QB that season.
Would point out that a) that was easily his best season at that point in his career, and 2010 was probably like his 2nd or 3rd best overall season as a Pro in his career. It was at least on par with 2012 and I think only 2014 was objectively better.

The "knock" at this time was the same as Lamar's... playoff success.
The Ravens were 3-2 with him as a QB, but he was overall pretty bad in '08-'09 in the playoffs. Pretty much your textbook game manager.
Zero 200 yard passing games, only one game where he had a comp % over 50%, and he had 1 TD and 6 picks in 5 games.

The first playoff game of the 2010 season against KC was the first time he looked "great" in a postseason game. He also then fell flat on his face against PIT the next week, but 2010 was sort of the start of the 3-5 year "coming out party".
In 2008 he had 7 int's and 1 TD, in his first 5 games
 
So to contextualize 2010 Joe Flacco:
10th in comp %, 10th in TD passes, 9th in YPA, 14th in YPC, 7th in passer rating, 12th in QBR.

So basically he was a fringe top 10-12 QB that season.
Would point out that a) that was easily his best season at that point in his career, and 2010 was probably like his 2nd or 3rd best overall season as a Pro in his career. It was at least on par with 2012 and I think only 2014 was objectively better.

The "knock" at this time was the same as Lamar's... playoff success.
The Ravens were 3-2 with him as a QB, but he was overall pretty bad in '08-'09 in the playoffs. Pretty much your textbook game manager.
Zero 200 yard passing games, only one game where he had a comp % over 50%, and he had 1 TD and 6 picks in 5 games.

The first playoff game of the 2010 season against KC was the first time he looked "great" in a postseason game. He also then fell flat on his face against PIT the next week, but 2010 was sort of the start of the 3-5 year "coming out party".
The Clowns fanbase seems to be excited about his signing to the practice squad. Someone posted this pic. They think that they are getting this guy. :cool:
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Our defense should feel ashamed for losing to Kenny Pickett twice, my god. Play that tape before every game until they redeem themselves with a Super Bowl win
 
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