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<blockquote data-quote="HardRightEdge" data-source="post: 812466"><p>Well, the proof is in the putting. Dan Marino's numbers in his second season, his first as a full-season starter, were comparable to Mahomes. While he was a HOF QB, he never again matched those numbers.</p><p></p><p>Mahommes could be an example of "the triumph of the uncluttered mind" playing with modest expectations in his first year as a starter, out there just having fun on the playground. You have not seen him operate under playoff pressure or the pressure of a big contract a couple years down the road, not to mention the affect on his supporting cast once he starts sucking up that kind of cap. And defenses have a habit of making adjustments in the offseason that he'll have to counter-adjust.</p><p></p><p>Will he be a great QB? I suppose that's as good a bet as with anybody else after his first starting season who has come along since Marino. From a statistical standpoint, will this be Mahomme's most productive season? There's a good chance of that. Then he'll be measured by how he deals with with adversity and winning championships.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="HardRightEdge, post: 812466"] Well, the proof is in the putting. Dan Marino's numbers in his second season, his first as a full-season starter, were comparable to Mahomes. While he was a HOF QB, he never again matched those numbers. Mahommes could be an example of "the triumph of the uncluttered mind" playing with modest expectations in his first year as a starter, out there just having fun on the playground. You have not seen him operate under playoff pressure or the pressure of a big contract a couple years down the road, not to mention the affect on his supporting cast once he starts sucking up that kind of cap. And defenses have a habit of making adjustments in the offseason that he'll have to counter-adjust. Will he be a great QB? I suppose that's as good a bet as with anybody else after his first starting season who has come along since Marino. From a statistical standpoint, will this be Mahomme's most productive season? There's a good chance of that. Then he'll be measured by how he deals with with adversity and winning championships. [/QUOTE]
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