kungfoodude

It also REALLY fugs up the Colts future plans.

Garrett may break the NFL record today. Lol

It really sucks. It was nice to see his career resurgence there.

I think it's easier to accept some sort of alternate scenario that doesn't involve realizing your coaching staff and front office is just plain stupid.

I don't think it's coddling, I think it's straight denial.

Riley Leonard absolutely cannot get the Jags defenders to accept these INT's he is throwing.

So Anthony Richardson is the 3rd stringer in Indy? Woof. Have to assume they move on from him in the offseason.

poo, I missed it. Did he get carted off?

Was "Nine" the career starts before a good one from JJ McCarthy?

I think you are making a lot of assumptions based on what we the fans see and putting that on our FO and coaching staff. Those two groups haven't really impressed me very much in the ability to recognize personnel and roster flaws in a timely fashion. If I had to guess, I would be we are going to find out that a pretty big chunk of that same FO and coaching staff are very bullish on moving forward in 2026 with Bryce. Believe me, I hope I am wrong but I think the wins have them ignoring the obvious situation.

It doesn't logically make sense that Notre Dame is left out if you had them ranked ahead Miami last week. Per usual, it has nothing to do with "who is better than who" its purely politics and money that decides college football playoffs, bowls, etc. There is no justification because they are essentially admitting their previous rankings were bunk.

What strategy is involved in casually watching football games, may I ask?

I mean he isn't really wrong in a certain sense. Usually jobs are attached to big QB decisions(coaching or FO) so it's less likely for an entrenched starter to lose that job unless it is by some other factor(extremely poor play, contract situation, coaching/FO change/direction, etc). If the FO or coaching staff think they have their QB, they aren't likely to give another QB a serious shot unless the situation can threaten their jobs. The NFL is still about winning but personnel decisions can still end up being a bit beauracratic or certainly political. We see it even on the current team outside of Bryce.

Disagree. I hope JMU and Tulane win. I will never, ever, ever root for an SEC or Big Ten team over anyone after the way they ruined college athletics.

Yeah, I hate em both but it's what is best.

Yeah, I think after Bryce the Evero situation is the most interesting one for us headed into the offseason.

And even Brown has been more disappointing than I expected. I was more amped about that signing than Wharton. He has been fairly middling, TBH.

I don't know how much it will be anyone's decision inside the organization. It's basically all on Evero. His contract is up. If he wants to return, then it will come down to if an offer is made to him. I would assume that would be a Tepper decision because he was the one who hired him.

The rules are the rules. Is it fair that a 7-9 Panthers team gets in the playoffs over other NFC teams with winning records?? I mean...we still won the division, right? Random old men didn't decide that the five top ranked conference champions would get automatic bids....the fuging conferences agreed to that format. Also, I am gonna point out that 100% of ALL COLLEGE FOOTBALL RANKINGS are 100% OPINION BASED. There has never been anything but opinions that dictate college football champions. It's has been that way since it's literal inception. Again, it's why it is so criminally stupid as a "sport."

And then if the ACC were to change the rules to suit the "aggrieved" parties, a couple of years from now they would be crying about those same changes that now went against them again. It will be fun to see one of the Notre Dame, Alabama and Miami fanbases absolutely losing their poo by this afternoon. There is no logic behind Miami suddenly jumping Notre Dame, so they seem pretty safe. It's going to come down to how far Alabama falls in the rankings. Anything is possible with the rampant corruption in college football.

I mean.....we have basically been Bryce or bust recently. We currently have both Bryce and Dalton under contract for 2026. Are you that sure we are going to switch that up? You are aware the other QB's we have had on the roster and PS during Bryce's career have been Jack Plummer, Hendon Hooker, Mike White, and Jake Luton? Does that seem very serious about upgrading to you?

It's all on the table when crybaby time comes around during college football/basketball season. It's funny that this rarely happens in professional sports because they all know the rules and follow them. The NFL has some wild tiebreaker rules too once you get deep into them, down to a literal coin toss(not making this up). Yet....rarely crybaby poo like this annual cycle that whatever form of the BCS/Playoffs/Newspaper national champion there is. It's genuinely why I hate college football fans so much. Lowest common denominator in major US sports. Anything doesn't go their way and it's a parade of crying and excuses.

The issue is that he is significantly worse than Robinson, who was far, far, far cheaper.

Yeah, I was wrong about paying him that money. Dude has absolutely been worth it. Wharton was a panic signing on a bad deal.