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Bengals could've said the exact same thing and not taken Burrow because of that

By young I mean in NFL experience, he will be a rookie, don't care about the age, point is he'll be an unknown in the NFL with true upside. Our other QBs except for Cam have been unknowns without much upside (Allen, Heinicke, Grier, PJ) or known quantities who have proven to suck in this league (Teddy, Sam).

I'm cool with taking a shot on him ideally trading down a bit but at least we'd have an exciting young QB prospect who can actually potentially develop here for the first time since Cam. Yes like others I don't trust this staff to do it but at least it's not another trash retread QB option like Teddy/Sam.

So basically, the Vikings passed up on a rare opportunity to lure a proven successful HC back to the NFL because some kid sold them on keeping Kirk Cousins and contending immediately... LOL Good luck with that. As bad as the Panthers have been run, the Vikings are right down there with us.

I thought he showed good adjustments with their offense this year, how much of that was Reid who knows but another Reid disciple in Pederson won a Super Bowl. I don't really want Bieniemy all that much but he's the best of what's realistically available right now if Rhule were to jump for college at this point in the process. That ship has sailed though with Harbaugh staying in Michigan so it doesn't really matter. I like Flores as well but with him suing the league he's not getting hired so he's not a realistic option.

Exactly, I'm sure we'll still look terrible in the chart including all plays for the entire season, should've just posted that.

And week 18. Plus what does the win prob 10-90% mean? Are they excluding all plays when the win probabilities are outside of that range? If so that makes zero sense.

HIs relationship with their new GM is probably the main reason behind this. I don't see it as an issue from Harbaugh, he's proven himself and isn't getting hired based on interviews at this point, his track record is why he'd get hired. Vikings making a big mistake not hiring him considering he actually wanted to go there. And if he'd be willing to come to Carolina Tepper is an idiot for not trying to hire him too.

There’s still hope we can nab him next year. Good stuff. No chance Rhule would’ve landed the Michigan job anyways

Agree. I'd trade a future mid round pick to get rid of Sam's contract if some team will do that, then sign Armstead, Norwell and Jensen. Let guys like Donte and Gilmore walk. Draft Pickett or whoever we like best at QB in the 1st, ideally with a trade down. I might even aim bigger and go after Scherff. But we need to spend big on proven OL guys, there's a bunch hitting free agency right now. A rookie QB behind a great line with DJ, Robby, McCaffrey (if he can stay healthy) can be a top 10-15 offense.

The more interesting coaching news to come out of Buffalo is that Ken Dorsey was promoted to OC after Daboll was hired away... That dude was terrible with Cam here, has done well with Allen of course. Really curious to see how he does calling plays for McDermott.

Look as much as we want Rhule gone, for it to happen at this point isn't ideal. The best HC candidates are already off the market. Unless we want to revisit Bieniemy, which I'd be 100% for.

None of these QBs this year are great prospects and none would even go in the first round in other drafts, frankly. You absolutely do not need to reach for a QB just because you think one could turn into a franchise QB.

I do like Pickett but the value isn't great at our pick. Would love to trade down and pick up a 2nd rounder + more and then take Pickett later in the 1st so we can go OL in the 2nd. But at 6 I'm not so sure about him.

People will still call them the Redskins

Tepper is stupid as fug for not going after Harbaugh

He pulled a LeBron James and went to the most stacked team out there. Yes they were 7-9 the year before he got there but they had a ton of cap space and high draft picks and their D was stacked as well as their OL and weapons. Most favorable situation imaginable for a QB to just step into. Plus Arians gets a lot of poo but he had success in Indy and Arizona so it's not like he's some total scrub HC. Brady didn't even play all that well in the playoffs the year the Bucs won. Got lucky to play a losing record Washington team, Brees meltdown, Packers game he threw 3 terrible INTs and their D carried them in the SB against Mahomes with no OL due to injuries. Is Brady one of the top QBs to play the game? Yes, for sure. Is he better than guys like Rodgers, Manning, Montana, Marino, even Mahomes so far? Nope. Super Bowl wins are team accomplishments, not individual.

Completely agree. Watson likely isn't happening but if it can work out for decent value and he can get cleared to play then great. If not we need to draft a QB this year, give him 2 years and if he still sucks at that point draft another one. Rinse and repeat until we hit on a QB. One issue terrible teams run into is drafting a QB high then sticking with them for 3-4+ years despite them sucking. I can't believe that the Giants are sticking with Daniel Jones, that dude is trash. Just like Darnold.

Agree for locker rooms but the jerseys/coin toss stuff it should alternate and not change based on that.

Good for him. It doesn't matter at all.

pro bowl is easily the most meaningless "accolade" in all of pro sports.

If I’m at home and not doing anything or there’s nothing else on, I watch some of it for the entertainment, no horse in the race. Otherwise yes, I don’t watch

fug any team that isn’t the Carolina Panthers. And fug Divisional rivals, the Cowgirls, Steelers and Patriots a little bit more than the others. Don’t care who wins, all that matters is that our team didn’t which sucks.

You said: They already knew how it felt. End of story.

Agreed. Chiefs D was terrible this year, their best pass rusher was an old and washed up Melvin Ingram who they got for free basically.