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I don’t have any problem with teams signing backup QBs, it’s the most important position on the field.
But what exactly has that dude EVER shown to make anyone think he’s a serviceable backup? You could’ve put literally any QB in his position on the 49ers and gotten the same result. He was surrounded by elite talent and didn’t have to do a damn thing and now he’s getting signed to a team with an aging QB and way less talent? Yeah I wouldn’t want my team resting on his shoulders should the starter get hurt
Dawg...it's a backup QB. His resume is certainly better than 95% of backups.
What has Josh Johnson done in the League to find himself in an NFLCG in 2022? There's a reason he keeps finding his way onto a roster - hes experienced, savvy with NFL systems, good QB room guy. When half the league is paying their starter at a market rate, you can't always luck into this imaginary backup that fills these boxes that everyone wants. Options are 1) talent, but unproven, 2) washed, but experienced 3) complete unknown UDFA rookie or late rounder. There's only so many of each to go around.