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Maybe a half a brain is too much of an expectation...

Moreover, talking about Bryce Young in terms of experience is not equal to discussing the fact that the entire team essentially needs experience and a development of chemistry.

You're the one who pooed my post talking about experience. You're also the one who began talking about experience as a fan (and other things like equating Young to Pickles). I think you're the one that needs to sit down, have a drink, and calm down.

If you think that experience doesn't mean anything to young NFL players and coaches in new positions with more authority, I don't think you'll ever understand the dynamics of professional football, and team building in general.

Actually, you're drawing conclusions after one game. But, to answer your question, most analysts (if not all of them) understand that Bryce is a rookie. Likewise, most analysts picked the Saints to win the division, and the nine-year vet Carr is a big reason for that.

It all starts with the O-line.

Great play call by the Packers for a TD

Uh, experience. Don't underestimate it.

But it wasn't the same poo. The O-line looked like a pro Online today. Moreover, we didn't have a turnover problem in the preseason. And, our starters on the D-line actuallyade a difference. Our problem today was largely inexperience and a lack of chemistry. If you tell that the rookies should've been given more snaps during the preseason, or that maybe Reich should have opened it up a little more, then I'd say that's about the only substantive way that preseason maybe affected us. Going 0-3 in the preseason was largely meaningless.

This take makes no sense, particularly within the context of the game.

And hopefully a last for Reich.

The OC of course.

You are woefully underrating his skill set. If anything, his skill set was muted by the receivers today, and murdered by the coaching staff. This game was in many ways a testament as to why you need to give rookies at skill positions more work during the preseason. Chemistry isn't just something to say, it's a real thing.

I'm talking about perhaps the only mostly positive player of the game other than maybe Hayden Hurst (or the kickers). The O-line wasn't awful at pass pro. The D-line made some plays. The defense, as a whole, was inconsistent. So, yeah I'm talking about Chuba.

He was disappointing today.

I guess you missed him squirting through the small hole for the first down. No back can run through a hole that ain't there.

Some of you, all you do is talk sh¡t about Chuba, but all he does is do his job. No, he can't run through walls, but he can run through even some small homes. I said it last year, and Boobie Sanders did nothing to change my mind, Hubbard is our most explosive back. If he gets into the second level, good things generally happen. He's an excellent complement to any RB room in the league. I would tell you to stop underrating him, but you probably won't. Meanwhile, Chuba will keep on chugging, then breaking off explosive runs to move the chains.

Yeah, he's likely gonna kill my day in FF.

This is a good take.

Some of you just know a lot less about the ways of football than I thought.

Not really. Our defense showed up, as well as our O-line, at least much better than in preseason. We didn't have a bunch of turnovers in the preseason. Some of us told this place that everything is new. Our QB is a rookie for crying out loud. If people had their expectations out of line, that's on them.

I seriously thought that you were better than this.

They aren't on the same page. They need more time together. Marshall has been hurt.

Some of us have essentially been telling y'all that all along