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it might be time to change that conversation to, he might just be what he is... Herbert is 52 and 48... Jay Cutler, for his entire career, was 75 and 80... this year, it's not... this rot starts to creep into their game. They make some absolutely head-scratching killer mistakes.
STACKED’s take
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Herbert's 52-48 record mirrors Cutler's pattern; may just be what he is.
Drake May notes that for the longest time the collective football media said if Justin Herbert had all the right things, he'd be unstoppable, but it may be time to change that conversation to 'he might just be what he is.' Herbert is 52-48 in 100 regular season games (50% win rate), similar to Jay Cutler's 75-80 career record (48.4% win rate) across 155 starts. While Herbert hasn't had ideal offensive line or coordinator situations, he's multiple years into his career, and the pattern suggests he may not rise to the occasion as often as needed, with head-scratching killer mistakes creeping into his game at higher volume than his career average.
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