Jordan Love said his receivers need to do a better job of winning one on ones. He took some blame himself, but subtly throwing teammates under the bus is a hallmark of Aaron Rodgers. The kid learned well.
The Browns did Mayfield dirty. He did play well for them, then tried to play through injury and struggled. They then cast him off for a QB who didn't play for like two years.
The Bears four wins were against teams with like a combined 4 wins at the time. They shouldn't have even won that Titans game. The Bears were never good.
I feel like Jordan Love falls into this category. I wouldn't be surprised if he went the way of Wentz, but he doesn't seem to be the headcase Wentz was.
Holmes has taken this approach. I remember reading the Lions go by game speed using GPS than combine measurables. Teams that go by combine measurables generally don't perform well. See Jacksonville selecting Trayvon Walker over Hutchinson. I think teams are too confident in their coaching and feel they can teach athletes. It's like the old adage you can't teach speed.
The QBs for the top two teams in the NFC are Goff and Darnold. You have Mayfield as QB of the south leading Bucs. All three were discarded by their former teams. The Panthers had two of them.