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I predict we'll be talking about the O-line post-game.

Adding stability:

I would add it if applying to be a WalMart greeter. You're supposed to let people by there.

Worth noting that Frank Reich was a name thrown around here when we were looking for our next head coach. Granted, he's been handed fragile QBs to work with but games like these... yikes.

Two problems. One, their kicker was injured and so even a short FG was no guarantee. Two, three straight runs that led to it and that was after Reich said they were going more aggressive in the second half and they're doing this with way too much time left in the game.

Indianapolis Falcons

Colts allowing Lamar Jackson to have a career day in passing yards. Fitterer better be calling them right now and swap some corners for Uglies.

Doyle was dirty but like they say, they'll often flag the retaliation.

Play not to lose. Gets field goal kicked. Indianapolis Panthers.

Harbaugh is at risk of losing something more important than the football game. Ravens only have about 60 yards of rushing atm.

I get so envious watching offensive lines that are not ours.

I already have some Darnold footage from the upcoming Vikings game.

First off, Sieve Smith is a great nickname. Second off, I still would rather have Brady as a guard because that's the biggest weakness right now.

If we keep up this slide, then I can do something more enjoyable on Sundays, I suppose.

The Eagles because it meant they couldn't take the hand-wrapped victory we gave them.

We're on our way of ruining yet another quarterback. Want to get another one just to waste them as well?

This team is still a year away from being competitive on a weekly basis.

Was going to say at least the lead stayed the same in the third quarter. Nope!

There's still too much time left in the third quarter.

I see it as bad news for us. That means the Saints and Packers are more likely to pick up a W from them. If it's the 8 weeks, add the Cardinals and 49ers.

I'd be lying if I'm not fearing a 2014 Eagles fiasco which is in the running for all-time worst O-line performances I've ever seen.

Injuries are going to completely derail our season at this rate.

Playoffs is possible but what few are mentioning is that our biggest obstacle is the same as it has been over the past few years - our division rivals. Far too many bad losses have kept us away and if we want playoffs this year, beating Brady at least once is all but a prerequisite. We can't do that, then this team isn't ready. If we get to the playoffs, then it's impossible to predict, especially since it will be the first time under Rhule. I'll be impressed if we do it in year 1.5 (I don't count 2020 as a full year because COVID) since my expectation was year 3.

I was wondering what had happened. Although you could argue Darnold injured his pride and his return was probable. Was going to mention this in another thread but reputation is important, not just with other GM's around the league but agents and players as well. Carolina isn't mentioned often as a potential destination for higher level talent wanting to move on from their current team but it would be nice if it was. I think this also highlights just how difficult it could be to rebuild the O-line. It's been brought up before but with the way football offenses are built at the college level, the pool of pro-ready Uglies isn't what it used to be.