goshan
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It is interesting how the back up QB position works in the NFL and how some are able to make careers of it.
Players like Quincy, Hutch and Henson, who started for us, can't even make rosters as 2nd or 3rd string QBs (I realize teams want the 3rd string guy to be a developmental guy typically).
Yet QBs like Garrett, Tolliver, etc. were able to make career livings as backup QBs.
What prevents seemingly up and coming QBs from not being able to become career backups? Do they have less ability than other 2nd and 3rd stringers? Or since they failed as starters do they not have the mental focus to settle for the backup spot?
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Players like Quincy, Hutch and Henson, who started for us, can't even make rosters as 2nd or 3rd string QBs (I realize teams want the 3rd string guy to be a developmental guy typically).
Yet QBs like Garrett, Tolliver, etc. were able to make career livings as backup QBs.
What prevents seemingly up and coming QBs from not being able to become career backups? Do they have less ability than other 2nd and 3rd stringers? Or since they failed as starters do they not have the mental focus to settle for the backup spot?
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