It’s that time of year again: The NFL Mid-Season of No Return Awards
By Matt Serniak
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This NFL award goes to the player that encompasses everything Matt Flynn stood for by seeing all the cracks in the system.
Did Chase Daniel do it again or did Chase Daniel do it again? The answer is yes Chase Daniel did it again. The man who is basically the Boston Celtics of the 60s when it comes to winning this award seems like he’ll never give it up.
Being like Matt Flynn isn’t just a way of life for Chase Daniel it is his life. Daniel is Flynn at this point.
Needless to say but the day Chase Daniel decides to hang’em up, which if I’m him why would you ever do that, the Matt Flynn award will become the Chase Daniel award. I don’t know if any player can ever rack up as much money as Daniel has doing so little. But, I can’t wait to see someone try. Andy Dalton, you would think, at this point would be perfect for it but he’s out there playing and all that. I don’t get it.
There was that brief scare weeks ago when Justin Herbert injured his ribs and Daniel got put in the game something he never thought possible with how Herbert plays. But part of this award is backing the right horse and Chase Daniel has backed a winner in Justin Herbert.
In case you were wondering and you were, Chase Daniel has made $36M in his career throwing only 261 passes and starting only five games. We should all aspire to be Chase Daniel.