Khyber53

This ^. I think that this team has been coached up about all it can be for the talent level it has. We have a handful of really good players, maybe a couple that are bonafide star potential, and a lot of folks we took because either we drafted them or they were willing to come here. I think if we want to see Canales really turn this thing around, we have to look at this season (no matter what happens) as a proof of concept work. And part of that concept might very well be that Bryce is going to make one heck of a back-up QB, that we need real work on the LB corps and that our DB situation is much better than anyone thought. But yeah, this team shows more capability than they have in many recent years, but the talent just isn't there to excel.

Yeah, this isn't the position of need to go with the paycheck that he will want. Also, he hasn't been good enough for a struggling Cowboys team to hold onto him, whether he wants out or not. There's a reason they didn't try to hold onto him until the offseason and trade for something, dollars be damned.

Nope. I'd rather have Horn. I like players who try on every play and let their actions speak more for them than a really cool, but rarely used sack dance.

If you can't get some playing time on a team with this many injuries and this many weak spots, then you're just not getting something. Maybe he can't learn the playbook, maybe he isn't catching on well with teammates, maybe he's just working through too many nagging but no debilitating injuries. Maybe he's a meathead that can hit someone right in front of him, but can't actually be part of a system. Who knows? I do know, though, that at this last moment of the regular season, if you aren't getting used, then it's because they have little use for you. They used to keep guys like this as a wedge buster for kick offs....

Wish we had Sam Darnold in his prime. Both he and Baker just kinda write the litanies of who we were/are vs what can be done out there with the same materials.

This ^. O-line lost battles all day. Could not generate a ground game. QB was fairly accurate when he could throw but almost all throws were behind the line or short, either due to play calls or receivers just not getting open. The Seahawks were completely better than us on the day. Offense, defense and special teams. I've got to say they are a very complete team and they're going to be monsters in the playoffs.

Nah.

We're going to learn a lot about Bryce over the next couple, and hopefully more, games. He's as much in control of his destiny as the team itself is. Everything from here on out is the fourth quarter of the game for him. Everything is a game winning drive potential. If he makes it, there's going to be a lot in store for him. If he doesn't, then we and he are all waiting for the offseason to hear the other shoe drop.

It's going to be a good one. Hoping we take the win. It'll be close, I'm thinking, though.

Usually I'm the first guy to say never trade for someone else's problems... But if he were out there, I'd trade for him in a heart beat. Players, draft picks... yeah. Instant return on investment.

I like the cut of you gib, sir! Make it happen!

Hope he heals well. We're going to need him next season. Film study time for him.

I hope Rico makes his on Sunday, plus quite a few. I hope Darnold makes it also, but on the following Sunday with a legendary performance after a pedestrian 150 yds passing with 1 TD here.

Not sure if any answer I give will satisfy you.

If we gave Huddlers the same time frame we give young players time to develop, there wouldn't be a one of us here with over 50 posts. He's on the cheap now, keep him and let him keep developing. Maybe make him fight for that starting spot.