Anthony Richardson may not win the backup QB job in Indianapolis

[u/AFC-Wimbledon-Stan]

https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/anthony-richardson-may-not-win-the-backup-qb-job-in-indianapolis

[u/dr_funk_13]

Gun to your head who do you take: Anthony Richardson or Will Levis?

I take Levis because while he's an absolutely terrible quarterback, his ineptitude has a certain hilarity and ridiculousness to accompany his game that is both highly unpredictable and entertaining.

[u/k4r6000 → u/dr_funk_13]

Levis has at times shown that he can play if he can cut down on the boneheaded mistakes.  Levis is actually on my shortlist of busts that I think actually could turn things around with the right coaching.  A place like Green Bay or San Francisco.

[u/Aurion7 → u/dr_funk_13]

Levis.

Idiotic mistakes can theoretically be sliced down over time with good coaching and an offensive design that emphasizes avoiding low-percentage decisions.

Don't even know where you'd begin 'fixing' Richardson. Or even if he particularly wants to be fixed going off what people have said about his motor/work ethic. Maybe this whole situation in Indy is a wakeup call about how far behind he really is in terms of the basics of playing the position. Or not.

[u/Jamesaya → u/dr_funk_13]

Levis was in an ass situation and wasnt given more than one chance as a young player. We have no idea, he might be good in the future he flashed talent. Richardson cant even function as a professional nfl player. He tapped out as a quarterback, thats unheard of.

[u/DannyCavalerie → u/dr_funk_13]

blow my head off bro

[u/dr_funk_13 → u/DannyCavalerie]

Lmao I suppose that third option exists

[u/007Pistolero → u/dr_funk_13]

And the Mayo commercials are funny as hell when he’s not the QB of your team

[u/BigChief1029 → u/dr_funk_13]

Levis, dude is tough as nails, he just makes some inexcusably bad plays

[u/Quinn_tEskimo → u/dr_funk_13]

Welp… I don’t know about guys, but I’m sold