Not anymore.

I mean, if Carson Wentz was still on the team, Yeah, because for some reason they were attached to this guy.

Maybe it was that awful contract, but he was undermining Jalen hurts.

Day of starts.

He was.

He was fracturing the locker room.

He was the worst starting quarterback in football all of last year until he was so bad, he was no longer a starter.

That's what happens to the last guy.

He's a backup and causing a problem.

But they're out of that now and we'll see what we have with Jalen hurts.

And whether they draft someone or sign someone bringing someone to compete, We'll see.

But I don't think you can call it the worst anymore.

We know that if Prescott if that Prescott is back with the Cowboys, that's the best.

But you can't say the Eagles are worse off than Washington for the New York football Giants.

Washington.

As of right now, there start is gonna be Hi, Nikki, who they signed to a backup contract.

You know why it's a backup quarterback level guide.

They're hoping you could maybe Beam or if they don't find someone better.

And the Giants are a congenitally conservative organization who drafted a quarterback.

But almost everyone considered it a reach at sixth overall in Daniel Jones, who showed some promise as a rookie was 18th and q b r is a rookie.

Hey, if he could figure, figure out his turnover problem and get a little better in certain areas, But he regressed, if anything, in his second year.

Certainly he didn't get better his 20th overall in Q B r.

And generally things were down.

His completion percentage barely nudged up.

Far fewer touchdowns, more interceptions, a worse touch of much worse touchdown interception ratio and generally just didn't show.

You know, year to was supposed to be the development year.

He certainly did not show that.

And yet the Giants, when if you ask around the league, they ain't planning on moving on from Daniel Jones, that's their guy.

So the fact that they are that way and they're kind of reflexively conservative about this, he we're going to stick with Daniel Jones.

Think about how long it took him to get rid of Eli after it was clear that he was cooked means the Giants could have a worse quarterback situation.

If Jones continues to do what he's doing, which is not show growth, Washington could also have a worse quarterback situation.

I don't look at High Nikki or Jones and say those guys, they're gonna be better than hurts.

I don't know.

But I do know that Philadelphia is out of the woods with the Carson Wentz situation, and that automatically means that they don't automatically have the worst Q B situation in the NFC East.

I think they dio.

First of all, they only got one quarterback and this guy the only completed 52% of his passes.

I like Jalen hurts.

I like the potential, but we don't know if he's ready yet.

That's number one number two.

I mean, we don't know about their coach and what he's going to bring to the table as well.

Doug Peterson is no longer there on.

They've got a rookie head coach, so we'll see what he does.

Number three.

I look at a situation when I think about the rest of the NFC.

I like Taylor.

Hannah G.

I mean, I only know I know.

I only saw him one game, but you throw for 306 yards in a playoff game against Tampa's defense, led by Todd Bowles and those boys I'm gonna have respect for you.

And I'm not gonna be a prisoner of the moment per se.

But I did see potential.

I did see moxie, and as far as I'm concerned, if you're dealing with toughest circumstances, although people get back and they watch film and they study you a little bit better and you don't catch them by surprise, that still was a tough situation for him to be in and for him to show up and play the way that he played, albeit for one game.

Hell, that was more than Dwayne Haskins did in two years in the nation's capital.

So I'm looking at it from that perspective.

I'm also looking at the return of Alex Smith potentially on.

I'm saying, Excuse me, you've got some veteran leadership and you've got stability there with Ron Rivera is your coach.

Dallas is Dallas.

We understand that, but that Prescott is expected to come back, and Andy Dalton was a starter in the NFL for years in Cincinnati before he ended up in Dallas.

So that's not a God awful situation if they fixed sum of the parts around them.

You look at the New York Giants with Daniel Jones not impressed.

I get all of that.

But say Kwan, Barkley wasn't there.

You know what receivers did you have?

I mean, and even though we're looking at Joe Judge, we saw a lot of promise.

We saw a level of stability.

We saw them improving each and every single game.

We saw him suffering through some injuries, so there was some inconsistent here.

He was in and he was out, etcetera.

I think the jury is still out on Daniel Jones.

All I'm trying to say is that Jalen Hurts can end up proving all of us wrong, and I hope that is I'm rooting for the brother.

But at this particular moment in time, with the $33 million in debt cap space for the Philadelphia Eagles, with the with the exit of Carson Wentz and having Onley, Jalen hurts toe rely upon and having a new coach in tow in play there and what have you?

I'm just looking at in the same.

It's a tough situation for anybody to deal with, let alone a quarterback in just a second year in the National Football League.

I think at this particular moment in time, it is plausible to look at the Philadelphia Eagles to say they have the worst quarterback situation of anybody in the NFC East.

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