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Your first two sentences are just guesses, is there any actual evidence that either of these things happen with more crowd noise? Players practice for road games with simulated noise, they are prepared for it - BOA was pretty fuging loud for that 58 yarder that a rookie kicker drilled in Week one. Blaming the lack of crowd noise to motivate a defense to get turnovers sounds straight out of the Matt Rhule playbook for excuse making. The San Francisco game was one of the three games I've missed other than the pandemic season in the last 18 years due to prior commitments before the schedule was released. I sold my tickets to that game to a fellow Panther fan at a discount when I could have easily sold for over face to a niner fan. But at that game, (and most others in the last two years) what the fug do you have to cheer for? Can you blame anyone who doesn't want to eat several thousand dollars a year and waste hours of their life to watch the bullshit we've been subjected to? I'm just kind of done with people on this board criticizing PSL owners no matter what they do. When we show up to bad football games, we're told that we're content with losing and shouldn't show up to send a message. If we don't, we get blamed for opposing team's fans taking over. Mostly from people who only show up if tickets are free and they're winning.

It was me and blaming the fans for a teams losses is fuging stupid. The same people who do this don’t show up to games themselves unless they have free tickets.

It's a fake

Where is that illuminati numbers guy that's been banned under 5 or 6 usernames?

I think you just read something that I didn't write, maybe try to read more slowly? All I did was point out the poster's error in missing 5 super bowl appearances by QBs drafted #1 or 2 for the scenario he created to insinuate there's some disease that prevents QBs that were drafted that high from winning superbowls.

Burrow was throwing every game to Justin Jefferson AND Jamarr Chase during his title season - who are now 2 of the best 5 receivers in the NFL. Terrace Marshall as well. That team was loaded all around. I'll forgive Stroud for a loss when his defense allowed 530 yards with 250 on the ground.

You're really using Daniel Jones as an example of someone that's good, but downplaying Tua and Hurts' success?

It's the same idea - you're saying to scout schools rather than players. Aaron Rodgers is a perfect example, most of his fall on draft day was because he was viewed as a product of Jeff Tedford's system who was known for having QBs that put up video game numbers in college then sucked in the pros. I hope our scouts do a little more due dilligence then simplifying it to your level.

Simien is the 2nd string QB, not 3rd.

I don’t get why this is so hard for people to understand.

I’m sure in some galaxy what you are posting makes sense to someone.

Ok and?

Those guys all played in super bowls in 2010 or after and were drafted #1 or 2 overall which is what he said. Guess we need to move the goalposts further away my guy.

Peyton Manning went three times? Eli Manning? Matt Stafford?

Who was the best nfl qb that played for Texas tech before mahomes? What about Wyoming before Josh allen? LSU before Joe Burrow? Oregon before Justin Herbert? Cal before Aaron Rodgers? Michigan before Brady?

And that wasn’t BSP, that was Matt Moore

No he didn’t , lol. Lost by 24 points with pick sixes on back to back drives. He did have a long TD pass to huddle legend David gettis. https://www.espn.com/nfl/game/_/gameId/301121029

Nothing against you, just seems like the poster I quoted only read your initial post suggesting him and insinuated that everyone is on a bandwagon to get him after this game, when the overwhelming majority of people here were saying otherwise.

Literally no one is saying they want him in this thread, other than the OP, lol

I want whoever it is throwing screen passes to Shi Smith and to Ian Thomas in triple coverage

Are you fuging kidding me?

The last coach I remember turning down a head coaching for a promotion (where another HC job wasn't available) was Josh McDaniel for the Colts. I bet the Raiders wish he turned them down too.

Hurts is playing well. Like fields he showed flashes early but got the typical “he can’t pass and is just a running qb bs” that so many try people try to pigeonhole qbs like him as. Luckily the eagles didn’t listen to people that thought the team should move on, and instead built around him. They trade for AJ Brown, draft Devonta Smith and put a staff around him that built around his strengths and what do you know, he can actually play.

To me any analytical discussion about QBs and where they should be drafted shouldn't include anything before 2011. This is is when the rookie salary cap was implemented. The last year before the rookie salary cap was implemented, Sam Bradford signed a 6 year contract for 78 million with 50 million in guarantees as the number one overall pick. Cam got 22 million for 4 years one year later. This makes a HUGE difference in roster construction and makes it easier to draft another QB shortly after if you don't see that your guy is cutting it.

There’s no need to use hyperbole. Steichen is good, but Herbert “looks like crap” because he’s a) playing with broken ribs for almost the whole season (without missing any time) b) had his #1 receiver play 3 quarters of football all season and his #3 receiver has played in 3 games. c) lost his #2 receiver last month. d) lost his pro bowl left tackle for the season in week 3 e) #1 TE is out in addition to the #2 TE This of course doesn’t even touch how much their defense is banged up too. But yeah, If Shane was still there, none of that would matter?