Odell Beckham Jr is the best quarterback in the state of New York and Eli Manning should do the classy move and give him the starting job pic.twitter.com/Us9170FV40
— Lester, The Writer (@TheLesterLee) December 2, 2018
Odell Beckham Jr. is the first non-QB with multiple Pass TD in a season since Antwaan Randle El in 2010.
Beckham Jr. has more Pass TD with an air distance of 45+ yards this season than Tom Brady, Patrick Mahomes and Andrew Luck, among others, according to NFL Next Gen Stats. pic.twitter.com/FQVNk2INCm
— ESPN Stats & Info (@ESPNStatsInfo) December 2, 2018
Eli Manning led the New York Football Giants to two World Series victories and no one can take that away from him. Two World Series MVPs. What a legend.
Eli Manning throws an absolute dart to Bears CB Kyle Fuller. pic.twitter.com/w6vuvjYnfQ
— Field Yates (@FieldYates) December 2, 2018
And now it’s 2018, and this man STINKS. The Giants are 4-8 on the season after barely beating the Chicago Bears in an overtime game that New York desperately tried to lose. It’s not Eli’s fault that the defense can’t rush opposing passers or that the offensive line in front of him is made of those ribbons that runners jog through at the finish line of a marathon.
But I think it’s safe to say that if the Giants had a more dynamic quarterback behind center, they’d be able to put up more points.
Odell Beckham has two 40+ yard passing touchdowns this season. Eli Manning has 0.
For anyone that is like ‘come on Lester, Odell can’t really throw’, um, have you seen the balls that come out of Eli’s hands? Peyton Manning used to throw perfect spirals. Eli throws wobbly hot potatoes that are impossible to catch. I think Odell can at the very least, do the same.
Now, I know what you’re all thinking, if Odell is the quarterback then who is he throwing the ball to? Counterpoint: Eli Manning has Odell Beckham and he doesn’t throw it to him so the offense would be exactly the same. Neither Eli nor Odell can throw it to Odell. Nothing would change.
It’s time for us to have a quarterback with some mobility that can evade a pass rush. A quarterback that shows some emotion and can light a spark underneath this stagnant offense. A quarterback that can throw a fucking deep ball.
And what’s the worst case scenario? The Giants lose? Good. That will give them a better draft pick so they can select Eli’s long-term replacement. In the meantime, we will all be watching one of the coolest offensive experiments in NFL history.
Odell Beckham Jr. is MY QB1. SEEEE YAAAA, Eli.
Thanks for reading. Tweet to @TheLesterLee if you think Odell Beckham should be the new QB1 for the New York Giants. Also, go ahead and throw Deadseriousness a Like on Facebook so that I can keep the lights on around here at HQ.