In attempts to understand this offense and what they require to be better in 2020, everything starts and stops at the quarterback position. When it comes to Sam Darnold we must be brutally honest in how we view his level of play. Many want to place his troubles on the offensive line, but given the fact that he was sacked a mere 33 times last season – we can’t place blame there. Realistically, the knock on Darnold out of college was in inability to secure the football while being careless in some of his pass attempts. This evaluation could again be seen on film for most of the season. No one can forget the Monday Night debacle where Darnold threw four interceptions and admitted he was seeing ghosts while being mic’d up.