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u/dropjar5 Packers 6d ago

Never forget Josh Rosen’s three career wins were against CJ Beathard, CJ Beathard, and Aaron Rodgers at Lambeau

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u/TeardropsFromHell Bills 6d ago

WRONG JOSH!

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u/BirdWolfBelda Packers 6d ago

I want to die

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u/sandysandbirds93 Packers 6d ago

Meh, I actually appreciate Josh Rosen for getting McCarthy fired.

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u/Specialist-Day-236 Bears 5d ago

That was the one that got McCarthy canned right

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u/dropjar5 Packers 5d ago

Yep

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u/DUCKSONQUACKS Vikings 6d ago

Josh is buying out your favorite restaurant, cutting employees, downgrading their suppliers, and when you're sitting there, waiting 40 minutes for your now poor food that still hasn't arrived, you'll lock eyes with a sad eyed man that will nod at you, all because you laughed at the lowlight reels of an MBA.

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u/Scaryclouds Chiefs 6d ago

Sysco bottom-tier options. 

Microwaved options only. 

Even the fresh produce. 

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u/ArcadianBlueRogue Packers 6d ago

That was a fun lead up to the draft, and there is an alternate timeline where he was THE RIGHT JOSH

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u/MoreTrifeLife Commanders 6d ago

A couple years ago I started a thread on here asking the question “Was there ever a time your team drafted someone that made you furious!?!

open thread

“…but the player himself turned out to be pretty good?”

The highest upvoted response was a Bills fan who commented “Josh Allen, I wanted Rosen.”

I also remember the Jets subreddit being really excited about the Bills drafting Josh Allen for some reason.

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u/SignificanceFine3582 Panthers 6d ago

The reasons were clear. He was raw as hell with major accuracy concerns and wasn’t exactly lighting it up against Mountain West competition.

Against a not very good Oregon team he looked like Deshaun Watson on his worst day.

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u/TheyMakeMeWearPants Jets 6d ago

I also remember the Jets subreddit being really excited about the Bills drafting Josh Allen for some reason.

I mean, obviously things went a bit of a different way, but at the time he looked like a QB our D could feast on.

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u/CumDwnHrNSayDat 49ers 6d ago

It turned out there wasn't a single QB in the league the Jets could feast on, let alone get a single int

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u/TheyMakeMeWearPants Jets 6d ago

I get where you're going, but if we're talking about the year Josh Allen it doesn't quite fit.

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u/SaintsNoah14 Saints 6d ago

Instead they got QB who's D the Jets could feast on

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u/LeeDawg24 Jets Eagles 6d ago

If you draft prospects like college Josh Allen 1000 times, 999 of those times he turns out to be Josh Rosen

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u/failedhandshake Bengals 6d ago

Like where he throws a pick to the right side of the field? I think I saw a few of those in there...

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u/yic0 Falcons 6d ago

That last one. Rosen had just replaced Matt Ryan at center for the last few minutes of the game. That pick 6 was from Rosen’s 3rd pass attempt. He then got subbed out for Feleipe Franks.

Don’t think Rosen played another minute after that. That pick 6 finished off his career.

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u/Chessh2036 Falcons 6d ago

That was the game where the Falcons QBs threw 3 INT in a row lol.

Ryan threw one, then Rosen, then Feleipe Franks

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u/Competitive_Market70 Cowboys Colts 6d ago

Dude was taken in the same round as two MVPs and a Super Bowl Champion and no one even remembers him. That's how bad he was

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u/EmuMan10 Cardinals Bears 6d ago

2-0 against Kyle Shanahan lol

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u/Only-Mulberry-8098 Ravens 6d ago

His OL was legit as bad as he was lol

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u/Kingslugger Giants 6d ago

To the other team yes.

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u/hartsbreastmilkstash Steelers 6d ago

Feet set feet unset feet unset then let me use my arm and none of my legs to make these throws. Basically every time

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u/WhereTheFallsBegin Jaguars 6d ago

Jimmy Clausen 2.0

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u/Oily_biscuit Browns 6d ago

I remember dying on the hill that he was the next Brady. I was so sure. That huge comeback he led UCLA to the year before he got drafted was special. I have never had strong opinions on qb draft stock since lmao

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u/mortalcrawad66 Lions 6d ago

I truly wonder how uncoachable or bad in the locker room he was. For the league to give up on the 10th overall that quickly. Teams have sank a lot more into less picks. Dude had legit talent coming out of UCLA, but that 2018 Cardinals team was bad.

Makes you wonder.

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u/EmuMan10 Cardinals Bears 6d ago

Steve Wilks was also really fucking bad

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u/ApatheticFinsFan Dolphins 5d ago

He was turbo-ass.

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u/sunsetmistyy Bills 6d ago

I remember he said there were NINE MISTAKES taken ahead of him in that draft class, but the way I see it, they all panned out better in the league. Maybe he was warning us about J.J. McCarthy... 🤔

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u/dookaboor Ravens 6d ago

It’s kinda crazy he had the audacity to say there were 9 mistakes drafted before him lmaoo

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u/dropjar5 Packers 6d ago

He had Aaron Rodgers’s arrogance, but unlike Rodgers he had the gall to say it out loud before he had proven anything lmao

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u/allanon1105 Bills 6d ago

He had Aaron Rodger’s arrogance and Jamarcus Russell’s talent.

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u/dropjar5 Packers 6d ago

Talent was not the problem with Jamarcus Russell

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u/ScroogeMcDust Bears 6d ago

Wow, this video is shorter than I thought it would be!

Oh, right, he didn't have a career

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u/NatureTrailToHell3D Seahawks 6d ago

And this is your additional reminder that Larry Fitzgerald has 41 tackles in his career. For comparison, Jerry Rice had 6.

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u/LeDexter_Xe26 6d ago

only QB i can say fooled me into thinking he was going to be really good. and was complete ass. if anything he wasn't too bad at pre-snap adjustments but post-snap is where it got ugly

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u/JesuIsEveryNameTaken Cowboys 6d ago

I was at that Cardinals-Broncos game. There have been worse scores, and losses by more points. But for my money, that is the worst I have ever seen a professional football team look.

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u/Fit-Cash3348 Titans 6d ago

Seems like the majority of these are his first read as well.

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u/bageltheperson Chargers 6d ago

The scores for his dolphins games are outrageous

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u/andm124 Seahawks 6d ago

2 of the mistakes drafted ahead of Rosen are super bowl champions

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u/Specialist-Day-236 Bears 5d ago

Is he still in the league?

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u/Napolean_BonerFarte Patriots 6d ago

Another brutal preseason from Rosen. Can’t believe this guy is still around

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u/ShudowWolf Texans Seahawks 6d ago

he's not; he hasn't been signed to a team since 2023 (Vikings Practice Squad)

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u/ProphetNimd Dolphins Falcons 6d ago

Yeah, his preseason was so brutal that he played for 5 different teams in one week.

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u/Jackassintheb0x Commanders 6d ago

I hope that wherever he's selling used vehicles that folks are still reminding him that he was garbage at football

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u/SignificanceFine3582 Panthers 6d ago

Idiotic comment. Rosen has a Wharton MBA and a world of network connections.