I’m going to give Fields the benefit of the doubt and say that he’s low-key insulting the reporter asking the question by using the word “rhetorical”. Like, “dude, this question shouldn’t even have to be answered. I AM the starting QB for the Jets.”
A rhetorical question is one that doesn’t need answered because everyone already knows the answer. Them asking how he would feel if they took a QB could be seen as rhetorical because the honest and obvious answer would be “not great”. No need for him to answer the question because we already know the answer right?
That’s why it says Jets behind him. His comprehension skills are Lvl 70 on Madden
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How about hypothetical questions?
#THE Ohio State education
I’m going to give Fields the benefit of the doubt and say that he’s low-key insulting the reporter asking the question by using the word “rhetorical”. Like, “dude, this question shouldn’t even have to be answered. I AM the starting QB for the Jets.”
A rhetorical question is one that doesn’t need answered because everyone already knows the answer. Them asking how he would feel if they took a QB could be seen as rhetorical because the honest and obvious answer would be “not great”. No need for him to answer the question because we already know the answer right?
That’s why it says Jets behind him. His comprehension skills are Lvl 70 on Madden
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On the topic of Fields: Why is the NFL media and fans so scared to just admit he is bad?
Even when he has all day to throw he is horribly inaccurate.
BREAKING NEWS: Football player isn’t intellectual genius.