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So, what am I allowed to do? @beojust pooed my response to you. Yeah, seems fair. Are you going to tell him to play nice?

Ok fine. I'll start being a model citizen. When you get others to do the same. I feel a double standard brewing. There are a whole lot of folks that use foul language, call other Huddlerz crass names, go out of their way to poo on posts, and out and out lie, and put out misinformation. But I get crap, cuz I call it out.

Like I said. I tried being optimistic. I got tired of all the crap I got. So...here we are. One has to find pleasure where one can.

I tried being optimistic, and caught way too much crap for my efforts. So...if you can't beat em, join em.

Some rando guy doesn't like Brady. Well then, that settles it.

I can only work with what I'm given. If you were to post something other than some emotional hot take. Just maybe we could have a real conversation. I am not going to hold my breath for that though.

Yeah, I figured the nuances of Pro Football were too much for you. You just continue to rage post until things get better. I'm sure that will work out for you.

Yeah, there's not enough going on to throw shade at. Let's find an ex Panther who's having a bad year, and throw shade at him. Ah Huddle, you are a heartless place.

That's the spirit.

From spending all summer telling folks to calm down and play nice. To this. Oh how the mighty have fallen. And you sure do quote him a lot. If you are so annoyed with him. Don't bother quoting him. Dang dude. And calling out others for crying to the Mod is so funny. Pot meet kettle.

So...you're one of those that aren't happy with how the rebuild is going? That a rebuild should only take 1 year? If so, maybe go find someone else to yank at. Cuz I ain't one of those. It is year 2 of a rebuild. Whether you like it or not. You have 2 choices. Accept that the rebuild is not yet complete. Or rant and rave that you ain't happy. I think I know which one you'll choose.

Unless you can find a way to make it profitable it probably will never happen. It may be good for teams, but it is cost prohibited. Owners don't like losing money. Get tv behind it, and it may work. But Owners are not going to spend the money it would take to run a league like that.

Dang dude. I never said I blamed the Coaches, or College Football. I said I blame the NCAA. They are the ones that limit the amount of time Coaches get with their kids. It's a trickle up affect. Kids that get less instruction during College, need more instruction when they hit the pros. It's just the way it is.

"Must Wins" and "Fantasy Football" are for fans. During the regular season players have a "Next game is the only game" attitude. As well they should.

Like I said. I'm not going there yet. There are enough folks piling on. You all don't need me. It's year 2 of a rebuild. I like the direction we are going. Edit to add. I am not saying I am happy with how the O is looking. What I am saying is, I trust the process.

Trading away your best weapon may not be the best way to tell a young team, still trying to establish a winning culture, that you have their back.

Some people are much more eager to assign blame than I am. The Huddlez gets snippets of information from the team. Trying to put a puzzle together with too many missing pieces is impossible. We know what they let us know. Behind closed doors, decisions are being made that we are not aware of. Trying to pigeon hole Brady with what little info we have is not fair. All I/We really know is, Brady needs to improve. Can he? Will he? Who knows? Let the process play out. Then react accordingly. Because, as of right now. Brady has been an OC for 21 games. Let the kid learn. After all, we are in a rebuild.

I think you answered your own question @electro's horse. This team is not quite there yet. Going to be something to keep an eye on over the course of the season, and into next year. Who is going to step up?

IMO, Brady is as much a part of this rebuild as anything. It really is only his 2nd year as OC. He is learning on the job just like a lot of the team. I'm not quite ready to write him off just yet.

You do realize that without that blocked punt we just may have won. So...What would the narrative turn to then?

So not only do you put ALL the blame on Sam. But you can pinpoint it to one play. I'll give you one play. No blocked punt, and we win. See, how that works out for me? Listen, Sam had a bad game. It's fair to say that. But there was more to that loss than just Sam. Quit being obtuse. It's a team game, and our team lost that game, not just Sam. Picking ONE play to define a game is disingenuous. Unless you have an ax to grind. Sounds like it is both to me.

I blame the NCAA. With the advent of the Spread O, Oline schemes are different than they used to be. Add in the fact that Coaches don't get enough time with individuals anymore. And you have fewer Linemen with NFL talent coming through like in the past. You take the athlete, and hope you can coach him up. Which is what we are trying to do. However, we are just getting started, so we are a bit behind.

When you said this "How many teams in the nfl win when their qb turns the ball over three times including the final offensive play? Not many I'd say." You put ALL the blame on Sam. By leaving out any other causes, you left Sam as the only cause. Maybe choose your words more carefully, or try not to speak in absolutes. The rest is just you throwing more shade at Sam. You hate Sam, just admit it. Quite clouding it in veiled inuendo. Come out and let it flow.

You trying to lump all the blame on Sam is not only shortsighted, but probably biased. More to that loss than just Sam.

With all the things that went into that loss to Philly. Trying to pin it all on Sam is a bit short sighted. But hey, maybe that's just me? I mean,that game was a complete shiitshow. Plenty of blame to go around. It appears that when Sam plays well, our O plays well. IMO, all we need to do is figure out how to make Sam play well, more often. Easy Peasy.