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Dan Quinn and Carson Wentz see you guys in 2024

Nathan Peterman is starting for the Bears on Sunday…so much for an upset in that game

Aaron Rodgers and Tom Brady need to send him a Christmas card for how he helped both of them make the playoffs

It’s the perfect comparison. Moore was also 25 when he looked the most promising. In the last 5 games of 2009 where he was the starter he went 4-1, threw 8 TDs vs 2 picks, including a 299 yard 3 TD performance to beat a 12-4 Vikings team who were a ref screwjob away from going to the Super Bowl. The only difference is that he wasn’t drafted #3 overall and didn’t have five seasons worth of inconsistent play on tape. I hope the FO doesn’t make the mistake of extrapolating a handful of competent at best games to sticking with him for another season and make 2023 yet another rebuilding year.

Josh McDaniels

Justyn Ross likely would have been a first rounder if not for his medical issues that popped up. Higgins was the first pick of the 2nd round, but clearly should have been a first in what is a pretty loaded 2020 class of receivers.

I had a Jets fan tell me yesterday that he wished they would have just kept Darnold and let him play out his last year as a bridge QB (and of course not give him the 5th year option), then taken the trade that the Niners gave up for Lance and use some of those pieces to move back up to get Fields and let him start the year behind Darnold with Flacco in the QB room as well. Hard to argue that wouldn't have been a better result.

I love how it changed from “All Sam needs is a better offensive line” and he will be great to “All Sam needs is hall of fame receivers/TEs” and he will be great. I thought a former #3 overall pick and 18 million dollar contract would mean he’d be someone who would elevate the talent around him, rather than a guy who we have to scheme around with the same game plan we would give PJ Walker.

Also the largest blown lead in an NFC championship game (17 points against the niners) and for an international game (21 points against the lions)

No he didn’t, and he’s still coaching. Do not want FYI https://www.denverbroncos.com/team/coaches-roster/dom-capers Dom Capers enters his first season as senior defensive assistant for the Denver Broncos in 2022. He was hired by the club on Feb. 8.

I guess then that means if you don’t follow them to every road game you don’t get to complain either because you’re not there to disburse your energy to help the DBs cover receivers or explain to the coaches that the defensive line needs to maintain gap integrity and/or don’t have the QB run a draw on 3rd and 9.

I knew it, the answer is no. So many people who don’t go to the games need to comment on people who actually buy the tickets and tell them what they should do rather than do something about it themselves.

Were you at the game Sunday?

So maybe you should stop "fan shaming" people who don't go to games if you don't go yourself. Just a thought.

I was. Nice dodge of the question.

Were you at the game yesterday?

The fact that this is even a discussion is pitiful

Not worse than Jason Peter, Rashard Anderson, or Rae Carruth

ItS tHe FaNS FaUlT!!!1

Becoming?

Getting swept by McDaniels pretty much says it all

Kingsbury does suck too, don't get me wrong. But McDaniels lost to Kingsbury after blowing a 20 point half time lead and a 16 point 4th quarter lead. McDaniels also has two other blown leads of 17 points, the 13 point lead with 3 minutes left against a bad Rams team that had a QB who knew 6 plays, and lost to a team that just hired an ESPN analyst as coach in his first game. Hackett is an offensive guy who might have the worst offense in the league with an HOF QB.

Nathaniel Hackett and Josh McDaniels would like a word with you

It’s more a clowning of our poo coaching staff than a crowning of baker. Just pure coincidence that he looked like he Clausen while he was here and looked like an actual NFL QB after 2 days of joining a new team