Post by JABF on Jul 25, 2024 13:24:13 GMT -6
That could be right about Bagent, but then again, this rookie played .500 ball at the NFL level, coming from a D-2 college. That in and of itself is pretty good evidence the kid can learn quickly, and ascend. I just looked up his stats from college because I'd totally forgotten how good he was. He passed for 17,034 yards. He has 159 passing TD's. His per game passing average was 321.4 yards per game passing. His career passer rating was 159.8. Some of those stats are all-time NCAA records. On top of that he has decent physical gifts. For a sports writer to say he is not going to get any better, seems harder to believe than thinking he probably will get better. In fact if we put him on the practice squad teams would be signing him in a heartbeat. He may be a career backup but my gut feeling is that he will be a really good one for many many years to come.
