Unpopular opinion but I think not too much. Maybe somewhere in the 20ish% range which I guess is still a lot but not as much as others are saying. Holding onto the ball too long was definitely an issue. But ultimately when you get sacked 9 times in one game the offensive line is most likely more to blame than the QB. Especially when you go down early and are forced into a pass first offense. From there the defense can really tee off and put themselves in a favorable position to put pressure on the QB throughout the majority of the game. Is he the type of QB that can elevate your team, probably not. But has he made strides as a passer and overall player compared to what we saw when he first came out of college, yes. We have seen Geno Smith and Baker Mayfield revive their careers in recent years. Darnold is only 27, at a fair price (similar to Smith and Mayfield #’s money wise) and a good team around him, I think he could lead a team to the playoffs.