re: Say what you want and feel but Sam is getting better. The stats don't lie

Johnny Manziel (Texas A&M): He won the 2012 Heisman as a freshman with only 9 interceptions, then threw about 13 in 2013 while still putting up over 4,000 passing yards and 37 touchdowns. He was a high-risk, improvising passer.
Jameis Winston (Florida State): He won the 2013 Heisman and the national title with about 10 interceptions. In 2014 he threw about 18, and FSU still went undefeated in the regular season. He’s the clearest case of picks and wins going together.
Case Keenum (Houston): He is the all-time FBS leader in career passing yards and touchdowns. He threw plenty of interceptions, including nearly 20 in his huge 2011 season, because Houston’s offense passed constantly.
Sam Darnold (USC): He threw about 13 interceptions in 2017 while leading USC to a Pac-12 title.
Patrick Mahomes (Texas Tech): He threw about 15 interceptions in 2015, then cut that to roughly 10 in 2016 with 41 touchdowns and over 5,000 yards, which showed the upside of his style

I agree. I can live with the occasional interception when he’s trying to thread the needle or when it’s an accidental overthrow. But carrying the ball like a sack of potatoes when he runs, or a lame arse jump throw with three people weighing 300 pounds trying to drag you down is just dumb quarterbacking.