Right, but I guess my point is there's times where taking a sack is inevitable, and there's times where he has the ability to get rid of the ball, and he opts not to. It's about knowing what limitations you have and what you don't have.
Like there's times where guys like Lamar and Watson will get "sacked" because they flee the pocket, go backwards, then scramble their way back towards the line of scrimmage before being tackled for a small loss (like 2-3 yards). I'm 100% OK with those.
I'll go back and isolate, but I believe the one I'm probably thinking of was right after the Chargers failed 4th down attempt on their own 40 about halfway through 2nd quarter. Lamar takes like a 10 yard sack on 1st down, which not only now makes it 2nd and 20, but also pushes you out of FG range. We ended up getting that yardage back and getting the FG anyway, but that's one of those things against a better defense that's going to be the difference between points or no points, or maybe a TD vs no TD.