i mean honestly, it seems you are using the first 8 games
well you say "seems like" because I am not, in fact, saying that, right?
I have actually said that his work over three season/three coordinators with the Bucs probably tells you who he is with the Bucs.
And I have said that he is probably between 2023 and 2024. Depending on the metric he was something like 15th and maybe 4th or 5th, respectively, but here if you want to try to compare the time frames being dicussed using actual nubers this is what we have, just to highlight the absurdity of "last 8 games"
2023 2.8TD per INT
2024 2.5 TDs per INT
So over two seasons he is about a 2.6 TD to INT QB, right?
In 2025 I think he is about 2.3 TDs per INT, so lower than average BUT you and Biggs are arguing that he's only the period where he was 1.33 TDS per INT even though in the same season, before your weird division, he was probably 5TDs per INT
Either way though 1.33 is so far off his actual statistical average it should suggest to you and Biggs that your method is off, right? What if I said "he is a 5 TD to INT QB" because of the first 9 games or whatever? lol. Hopefully youd laugh at m
the point you are missing is it was arguably the worst football of his career, those last 8 games, and certainly worst as a Buccaneer
Those supporting a premature extension are saying injuries to Baker, injuries to offensive line, and poor offensive coordinator
and all i am saying is we have the luxury for him to prove it
with a market value of $50-$55M no matter what, a franchise tag at our disposal, and 17 games to gain clarity, what sense would it make to extend him now?