kungfoodude

I assume Army has a good ground game and Navy has a good water game?

What if Zod was one of us?

If I am the Jags, he's probably done by kickoff Sunday. But I also said he would be the worst coach in the NFL in 2021 and he has. The guy literally kept leaving jobs in college for "being too stressed out" or some other horseshit. TBH....he was probably partying his ass off because that is kind of what it looks like now

The amount of dumb fugs in here trashing him still blows my mind. I don't think Rhule is the worst judge of a successful QB. We have more than a few in here that are far worse.

It's very easy to get. Rhule has one of the least impressive resumes for any college to pro coaches in recent memory. At least Ron had success at the NFL level. So when you see Rhule struggling, you know there is zero hope. You just have to look at the long history of failed college to professional coaches. To make it worse, he is having one of the worst starts to a career of any college to pro coach in the last 20 years. So, to me the question becomes, where is there any hope of him digging out of this? Especially when he demanded complete control to even take the job. Well, that is a double edged sword because he doesn't have Hurney to blame. The buck stops with Rhule so he also gets the heat for the terrible personnel decisions too.

I would love to have Fitzmagic at this point, sadly.

Well all classes are ultimately judged by hindsight. We are all also operating(or should be) under the assumption that the discussion of this class is a projection based on our own or others evaluations of it. It's a prediction, like all projections are. I am not writing them off but stating that I don't see many high caliber NFL prospects. With that being the case, I don't think I would take any of these guys before the bottom third of the 1st round and ideally 2nd round or lower. That's why I keep repeatedly saying I wouldn't touch one of these guys with our first round pick. It's a big reach, IMO. We are likely to be picking in range of the 1st that you just cannot afford to gamble or miss.

Hartman and Pickett are both very good college QB's. In fact, the ACC was loaded with very good college QB's. Unfortunately not many of them are looking like very good NFL prospects. Maybe the Miami kid might be eventually.

Trubisky was a one year wonder, Burrow was a one year wonder, etc. Technically Cam was a one year wonder. Pickett is the best the bunch to me. I still say he's probably a borderline 1st rounder. Just not a good class at all.

Well....so far....

I think the point is more this is how ill suited our staff is to having competent people on the team. Which, we are technically judging without any games played under him.

We will with our new HC.

Bye Matt. Enjoy college.

Rhule scrambling to save his job. Hope Tepper doesn't buy it.

Why? It's rare that RB's or WR's ever outlast franchise QB's at a team.

Jackson's improvement in that area has been noticeable all season long. Too bad he is getting roasted in pass coverage the past 2-3 weeks.

I would take Tomlin in a heartbeat but remember that Seifert was the winningest coach in NFL history from a legendary franchise when we hired him. Entirely possible neither Cowher nor Tomlin would be nearly as successful as non-Steelers coaches.

I'd take...... 1. Kenny Pickett 2. Carson Strong 3. Matt Corrall 4. Sam Howell 5. Malik Willis 6. Resmond Ridder I haven't seen the WKU kid, so maybe he factors in. Pickett is a bottom half of the first, top of the 2nd guy, IMO. What a year we picked to not have QB figured out AND not have any Day 2 picks. Edit: Most of my list is actually interchangeable based on what a team wants. Any of those guys could be shuffled around, IMO. Not a big gap between them.

That didn't age well. Also, FWIW, Sam Hartman's ceiling is probably a Day 3 pick. That was before his performance against Pitt.

Still available?

This is what I believe plays in Sean Payton's head when he sees Taysom The Golden Calf of Bristol.