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I don't know what Chinn's position should be, but he just isn't a safety.

Darnold gonna need a 4 TD day for us to win this game... at least.

This defense is so fuging bad, lol

Yes he's reading the field. This is totally different from last year. He's making smart reads. Really good to see.

Man dude Darnold is making THE RIGHT reads... Just needs to learn how much to put on balls... Gonna need more from Darnold to put this game away tho, we're gonna need another long drive.

HOLY poo DARNOLD YES fug

Damn that came out on fire... Woulda been a huge game with slightly more touch

HOLY poo DJ

Alright Darnold, shake off that interception and be the QB @Catsfan69 believes you can be!

Burns looks atrocious the last couple series

Yup.

It's a TD if it isn't, heh.

Two turnovers on the day for Darnold... Not good.

Shitty tackling

I dunno man if Michigan keeps settling for field goals, it might.

Cam was put in for red zone offense. Not as the starter. As to Baker, you really think he would have been better than an uninjured Bradford in that game? I don't. Please note that the troll I responded to said *tomorrow*, as in if we subbed him in tonight lol. He'd not have gone through a practice at all, that is why it is a stupid comment on his part.

tbf he had 269 total yards and 2 TDs vs DET so that isn't that crazy.

this is legitimately insane, it's very likely there's only a few people on earth that could be dropped into a totally different offense/team day of a game and play well due to how game plans work. Give Young time with the team and he'd be a massive upgrade IMO.

Tomorrow? Maybe not. To win a Superbowl? Probably lol

Michigan looks like they won the only game they cared about on their schedule and are ready to go home, lol

My take on it was he was trying to "modernize" the Panthers, because there was a perception among the fanbase the team/way it was put together was "old school", but I can see your side on that as well.

He'd need to take a huge dive for some reason.

Later round QBs still get multiple seasons in the league, and Willis was drafted for potential, not starting ability in his first year(same with Corral, fwiw). Still a big mountain to climb to be a consistent starter of course, but I'd be astonished if he was really "Done" in Tennessee and on a different team next year (and imo this would indicate a personality clash/maturity issue).

There's a difference between "everything needs to go perfect for him to put up gaudy numbers" and "everything needs to go perfect for him to complete 14 passes in a game". I'm a big Darnold supporter in his current role, but Stroud's ceiling is as high or higher than Darnold's was pre-draft, and he comes without any "damage" from past seasons.

The Jets story was a bit different and was from a previous year, and based on Rhule's comments, it does appear Tepper forced him to choose a different OC... which didn't work so well for us at the time. But Rhule wasn't just media hype, he was set to interview for multiple teams and his hire by the Panthers forced the Giants to scramble as he was clearly their target. I don't really see this as Tepper thinking he'd "out-thought" the league as much as just spent enough money to keep anyone else from getting involved. I don't entirely disagree with the train wreck - college coaches are usually either very successful in the NFL or terrible. Hopefully he's learned his lesson, but we'll see.