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There have been a couple of instances-the anomalies.I'm sorry, but I think if you build a hell of an OL, provide some really good support in RB and WR's, I think you could do quite well not having that franchise guys that requires such a huge percentage of your cap. Look what the 9ers did with Brock Purdy! If you build an above average D, and a superior OL, your QB can go a long way if your OC designs the offense to his strengths!
The 49ers did exactly what we did-not win the most meaningful game. They also did what most teams lacking “the guy” did which is not win a SB.
Literally pinning all your hopes on having a stud team built up and ready to go, then drop a rookie contract QB in and hope is just not a frequently winning formula compared to the the tried and true having a great player at the most important position. Hoping for Purdy in the 7th an even more ridiculous strategy.
I’ll stick with the theory that a great QB can cover a lot of warts and win the SB despite not having everything built perfectly around him.
And you know damn well that model would never work for a coach that doesn’t believe in drafting OL in the first place.