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I'm pretty sure Bill Walsh has punted from the 30 and called a timeout to poll the booing fans about what to do before. So yeah, Matt Rhule is basically Walsh.

an injury to a rookie DB shouldn't really be that impactful to whether your team be respectable. And frankly, a RB injury shouldn't matter that much either. I don't think I have seen a Tepper quote where he said it would take at least 3 years to be respectable as a football team.

I would wager the contract extension will end up largely being the pinpointed time where you notice downward trend in production for almost all of them. Zeke's been on the decline since the got his extension. last 2 years he hasn't even gotten to 1000 rush yards in 16 games. post extension - Cook's been hurt, Henry hurt, Mixon hurt, CMC hurt. It's a young man's game in today's NFL to be a featured RB.

we need this but with Matt Rhule inserted

That's been my soapbox since the Double Trouble days. I don't like first round RBs and I don't like second contracts. I mean, CMC is a bad dude. Love to watch him play. Just seems like a pointless way to build a team in the NFL.

CMC is a 26 million dead cap hit next year. We ain't trading him next year. Maybe in 2023 we can look to part with him. Nevermind, maybe we will. Because Matt Rhule is in charge. And Matt Rhule does Matt Rhule things. Because Matt Rhule is the worst.

Cam? Sure. With this D and a decent OL. Sam? Nothing to suggests that. We know Sam historically is worse with time and protection than without it. It's the whole reading the field issue for Sam and knowing where to go with the ball and when. All defenses have to do is take away the check down from Sam and play tight.....and it's a problem.

Rhule literally just paid CMC when he got here. Now he is begging some team to come trade for a injury prone finanical monster at the RB position. all part of the 1000% working plan

yep, to a large degree. The Athletic is done. NYT will butcher it up and give you a new version of the Athletic. I

Lot of similar messaging the last couple weeks by Joe Judge and Matt Rhule. How no one gets it but them. Everyone outside got bad eyes I guess.

and Matt Rhule and Nixon continue to prove in pressers.....that they don't feel secure that they will be back. The lobbying and lies about what they are is proof they don't feel secure that they will be back. They wouldn't continue to sell this nonense so hard to last couple weeks if they knew Tepper was bringing them back.

if Matt Rhule stays....Nixon and Snow stay. Matt Rhule isnt' firing Snow (who has made all his success) or his best friend. Everyone under the bus at this point going forward are players.....as these coaches boldly lie about what your eyes have witnessed all season. Excellent passing game early this season. Close to contending. The repeated narrative that Nixon is dialing up guaranteed first downs or touchdowns if players just did their jobs. Clowns. And that's how they view us. Becauase they are trying to sell that nonense to us.

College is recruiting and culture. NFL is about X and Os and talent at the right spots

Robby is a 400 yard WR with a year of tape on this O. Rhule also had advantages built into the 2020 season thanks to covid. We only talk about the disadvantages everyone faced. The entire league was blind to everything about this team. Offense. Defense. That’s an edge. Baylor was a great program that got punished. And went right back to being what they were in the Big12. Rhule gets way too much credit for that IMO.

The whole getting a jump thing is a tad overblown IMO. Because you are largely getting a jump on college guys, the unemployed who have long been out there and guys employed by bad NFL teams. Tepper got a jump on being able to go after Matt Rhule. Firing Matt Rhule in season doesn’t give him a jump on going after the crop of guys coaching for good NFL playoff teams.

I can. But it is rare and you have to go back before the valuations started exploding. Bob Johnson and that trainwreck are an example. And now Jordan would make massive profit. But the professional sports game is good business for the overwhelming majority. Especially recently. Which is why Tepper has diversified out to it.

Rex is one of those guys that is a great NFL coordinator. Meh, HC. A lot of those types. Some luck into QBs and some don't.

Charlotte might not support it great. But basically pick any bad professional team in existence....and look at their valuation 10 years ago vs today. That's all I am saying. In 10 years the Jags went from like 700 mill to 2.2 billion.

Well, offset clauses are pretty normal and standard for NFL HC contracts. You generally hear about the ones that don’t contain it. But it is true they don’t all have them. There are exceptions like with everything. If David Tepper gave a freaking college coach with a weak resume a big deal without one??! Well, he is an idiot. And we doomed with a poo owner.

Ron is a respected NFL guy and good dude. Offset clause. Unless Rhule retires for 5 years….you aren’t actually paying him all that money and he ain’t running off with it. you just pay the difference in salary.

I mean, Joe Brady is the only other guy that was getting NFL HC interviews. He likely would have been the dude. and Matt Rhule sure didn’t do anything different once Joe Brady left

lol took a fictional team 3 seconds to see Rhule’s bullshit and fire him

Quinn needs to watch Scarface a couple more times to get that quote right.

handpicking TB isn't as bad as Sam.