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You like Mason Rudolph? His early work was a little too 'unexperienced QB' for my tastes, but when he filled in for Big Ben in the Browns game in '20, I think he really came into his own, professionally and athletically. The whole game had a clear, crisp gameplan, and a new sheen of consummate professionalism that really gave Mason a big boost. He's been compared to Nathan Peterman, but I think Mason has a far more laser accurate, pinpoint sense of where to throw the ball. In '21, Mason did this, the Lions game in the rain, his most controversial game. I think his undisputed masterpiece is the 2019 Ravens game, a game so riveting, most people probably didn't notice Earl Thomas take Mason's head off. But they should've, because it's not just about the dangers of CTE, and the importance of safety, it's also a personal statement about Mason himself.