I don't care about the height, but the average arm does matter for QBs.

I don't think people care about the "F the voters" post, but to say that was it is not true, as they had an entire "F the voters" Party... which I honestly don't care about, but to suggest it was only a post is under valuing what actually happened.


And then he openly telling teams in interviews, he won't accept a backup role, that he's a starter in the NFL with his loud mouth personality and I didn't even know about the pee thing...


You know what teams hate, is when backups especially in important roles like QBs are making bad decisions and causing distractions... and he's shown no sign that he'll act like a professional, especially when he's not getting his way, getting to be a starter.


The fact that he has an average arm, and average athletic for NFL standards absolutely matters, as to be successful, he'll need most likely need the prefect system, a run and gun RPO system, which most teams don't run...

That's are major factors...

If you are more talented, you get more chances, that's not fair, but that's true in life.

And if you behave poorly, or what is deemed to be poorly, even if it doesn't matter, the. You get less chances. That's not nessarily fair, but it's life.


NFL wants players to act like professionals and not cause drama or controversy... especially QBs... especially less talented QBs.

He didn't... so he dropped... same with QB Sanders, who is clearly more talented and did even less to offend, he simply acted like teams needed to recruit him, instead of him going to a job interview.