Geesh. One played in a QB-friendly system that made Mark Sanchez look pro bowl quality and the other was in QB purgatory in Tennessee. That has to factor in. My guess is Locker would have been every bit as successful as Foles in Philly, counting on him staying healthy.
whoa, whoa, whoa...Foles started with 20 TDs and 0 INTs...you have to give him credit for that. I dont care if Brady, marino, or Montana were back there, saying they'd throw 20 TDs without an INT is unrealistic. I think you have to give foles credit for what he did without saying player X, no shot at Locker, any QB for that matter, could step in and do that. You have to pat a guy on the back for being that hot for that long a period. He was a top 3 QB for a stretch there and virtually unstoppable. A lot of that is Chip, and a lot is executing very well for a long period of time (no tipped INTs or anything, very cautious and precise playing). I think sayingyou could remove Foles and plug in player X is not fair to what Foles did that season. It was remarkable, IMO.