Re: Bryce Perkins’ valiant performance vs. Raiders gives Rams plenty to think about

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roman18
I don't think he is as a reliable passer. I don't see him as a viable BU at this point in his career. He has done a nice job for a guy trying to make a team.....How would he do under real fire, I don't want a guy as the backup who has not shown a thing under the real gun, we have too much riding on this year IMO. He's got the movements for sure (at least against his peers...3rd stringers)....I would want him to have a bit more time under his belt to become the step in #1.

I politely disagree. IMO, Perkins showed he can put "touch" on the ball as well as throw a "dart" when needed. He can make the long outs that the Wolf is known for not being able to make. IMO, the ONLY thing Perkins lacks right now is experience.

Were you ok having the Wolf as the backup last year when he didn't have any experience "under the real gun"? Perkins is getting a lot of love right now for a good reason. He is not perfect yet but is showing a ton of potential.

Let's just hope we go with the correct guy just in case we need him to step in. I think we all want the best outcome no matter who is the #2 QB.

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