What are some of the things being said about Stidham after the Chief's game?

There's a lot of hate for Jarrett Stidham from the Cam Newton bandwagon that arrived in New England back in July. Not all but many have crowned him the new goat and NFL MVP, They ignore his flaws but I'm not gonna trash talk them. We know what the critics in the Media are saying because that's all the bandwagoners are sharing.

The rest of us know Cam is the starter for the season at the minimum but he's been far from perfect. We also watched Stidham perform, he looked like he could replace the bottom 8 starting quarterbacks in the league and be just as productive at this point as them. Is that a good or bad thing? So I decided to share what people are saying about Stidham after the KC game. Bernd Bushmasser, Phil Perry, Andy Gresh, Katie Feehan, Tyler Sullivan, and other's give their opinion of Stidham. While several made good points, Erik Scalavino, Evan Lazar, and Dave D'Onofrio summed Stidham up pretty well.

Dave D'Onofrio:

Phil Perry:

Erik Scalavino:

Mitchell Hansen:

Tyler Sullivan:

Numberfire.com staff :

Katie Feehan:

The Spun Staff:

Andy Gresh:

Ryan Hannable:

Bernd Buchmasser:

Evan Lazar:

The Conclusion: Jarrett Stidham's mistakes came from inexperience, drops, and circumstances surrounding the game. Stidham has an upside, flashed talent and should look better versus the Broncos if he starts. Stidham didn't play as bad as his stats say and that Edelman interception changed the complexion of the game for Stidham.

I'll say it again, extend Newton through 2022. That allows the Patriots enough time to properly develop and see what they have with Stidham, while riding with the inconstant rollercoaster that is Cam Newton. Then decided to extend Cam for 3 years and draft or sign his successor while letting Stidham walk, or Decide Stidham is the guy and get him a backup who could possibly compete for the job. This isn't rocket science.