Armstrong is what he is - he's done the best he could with the unholy marriage of his skill set with an offensive philosophy that he's not suited for. There were moments of happiness, but overall, the match could not be fruitful.
But today, he's hurt. His injury has rendered him a pocket passer...a statue. He is not a division 1 level QB without his legs. It's a fair question as to how we got to this point - where an injured Tommy Armstrong is the best option at QB.
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