Scotman
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I'm asking the question, because I really hadn't considered it out loud before. During last week's game, and virtually every week, they refer to Dak as a young quarterback. There is no question in my mind the maturation process for a QB is different that most other positions. Look at RB. After 4 or 5 years many of the RBs are already on the downhill side of their career. At what point is a QB considered experienced?
So, if a QB is young QB in year four, when does that narrative change? Is it based solely on experience? Number of games played? Age? Will Dak and the rest of the 2016 class still be young QBs next year?
So, if a QB is young QB in year four, when does that narrative change? Is it based solely on experience? Number of games played? Age? Will Dak and the rest of the 2016 class still be young QBs next year?