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Similar situation but that would be a better version than what we currently have. Sam isn't a franchise QB but he is a good bridge guy. Either Seatle finds a young guy to groom or they have hit their ceiling. They 100% can't put it on Sam's shoulders and expect to win but the team needs to carry less with him at QB to win vs what this team has to do with Bryce.

The funny part is she looks older and not in a good way...

How about some line help, both sides, first. Trade XL before talking about a 1st round WR 3 years in a row. Or a TE or...drum roll...a QB to pair with a vet. And if it's not a speedy route guy with hands then just hard pass.

And they still brought in people to fit his D. Im talking about the quality of what they brought in and not why there aren't more DBs and Horns. His guys have been not good IMO. Jackson was a DM guy too.

Worse actually. Dude has been run out of places that had great DCs before he showed up.

Given the state of the NFL this year I would guess half the leauge will blow it thid weekend as usual

Who is going to give him a larger retirement package than we gave Reich? Just retire and stop mailing it in. Then he would have plenty of time to look like his girlfriend's dad cheering her on in her adult cheer leauge.

Darnold folds when it's put on him. He is fine when the team carries him. Here they put it on the QBs 3 times in 3 years while no one could carry Rhule's mess of a nonexistent NFL level program. I would personally take Cousins because he was a better version of Darnold in every way except pay levels. Baker was a playoff QB his rookie year and another/final desperation move for a crew failing out of the NFL. He was the best of the 3 and it was never close. The context matters. Wilks had the truely good QB running scout team DE spouting crap like 'it's not my call' as an interim HC. I don't remember one person that didn't have Tepper and Rhule issues way ahead of the QBs problems by that time. Teddy got it worse but when Sam showed up the pattern became clear to most. No way to un-fug what those people did in those 3 years. Teddy was never going to be a savior they needed, they didn't use Sam as a bridge QB like they should have and they brought the best one into the worst situation steeped in desperation and incompetence in a year 3 that should never have happened. None were ever going to workout here given how the team was run, it was all built to fail. The people that didn't want them were right, maybe not for the correct reasons but that depends on the who, and the team proceeded to prove it.

Ron allowed it too. It wasn't until 2018 until they asked him to change it up. So infuriating

I can't wait for this team to play him on an opponent's team. That's going to be a fun game...if he can even crack a starting lineup again after this run

3 years in so the bad players are still his guys at this point...

They both seem to me like guys that will get passed over until there are no better options left. Good but not great and no SB victories is what I see. Cam's rushing adds to his case largely but then his personality washes that IMO(not for me personally but it's common outside of Carolina fanbase, so many peole hated Cam and with him working in the media now it sure feels like S Smith all over again).

It's amazing how much they have improved and yet how bad they still are. I personally never liked this scheme so I would be happy to watch it leave with Evero. I'm fine on thr 3-4, don't think the roster is closer to 4-3 either. Worst case Evero stays next year, best case he goes and does a 3 year meh build out somewhere else.

Year 1? Make sense for a first time HC. But not being the other coaches boss as a HC and being completely hands off is some cuckold vibes. Worked grest for Reich too. They don't need to be experts on the other side but they need to bring the units together. Having to make it to the playoffs just to force the DC to do the most basic things is a joke. They wouldn't have to ask if it wasn't necessary right? Just seems set up to fail if he still isn't a full HC and has such giant training wheels on. Know what would probably help him improve as a HC and hopefully the team too? Getting someone else to call plays. He just looks like an OC doing the PR for the coaches in this setup.

Only touching the O in year 1 is understandable but if the DC has to be begged to do something beyond that then that says a LOT about your HC skills and ability IMO.

They have done everything to prove they didn't make a mistake. Either they eat that or keep making more mistakes avoiding the unavoidable. It can get worse unfortunately so all I will say is hope for the best and prepare for the worst.

Have to have an adult in the room to say No when someone needs to say it. Getting what you want comes with a price tag and it's shocking that they couldn't see this one coming. This team has been eating it's own failures for having no one in their room to stand up and say No too. Just an owner vs franchise QB.

Yeah I can personally verify the ones I know do care...they just don't think they are close to another SB this year. They just want to win the NFCS because not winning it is embarrassing looking at the other teams.

It's all about the money. But just like the SB in 2016, if you leave it in the ref's hands then you allowed it to happen. What is funny is that they gave this team such a cakewalk early vs this move. It's just business but lol still

Lol no poop. They know what the viewership numbers are and they are going to do what's best for them if they can. Always has and always will in the current structure. Small market, boring games even when winning and little interest from other fanbases to tune in would be my guess is enough for them to justify it. Zero reasons to tune in to watch a wildly inconsistent team with little entertainment value beyond their or their opponent's fanbases.

The amazing part is this is the first functional NFL level staff Tepper has put together and the best out of 3 total yet they still can't figure out how to put together a sneak package. It's wild how bad that is given the amount of money being pissed away by people not doing the bare minimum yet we still see frequent post of 'his hands are tied what else can he do?'. IDK flip a RB under center and put Bryce behind for thr threat, lol, of a pass? Just use DB? Or just run Bryce regardless since that's his freaking job?

Look at Arizona after they gave Murray that contract while looking to dump it now. He wasn't good enough before so no surprise it's much worse now their wasting so much cap space. Miami is struggling to reclaim being a toothless postseason team as a better version of still not good enough.

Make 2 list, the things Bryce can do and the things Beyce can't do. One is long and the other short. Guess which this also falls into? I have never seen a professional athlete with so many excuses about why they can't do their job. At least it's hilarious. Also, near the end of year 2 and they still can't figure out who to sneak it with lol

All true but if the blueprint exist and they ignore it then that's pretty stupid. Unless personnel makes it a non-option seems like an easy call. Also the Saints are a bottom team and some winning teams avoided that strategy with better rosters even if they don't have the divisional knowledge that the Saints have.

He literally made the choice. That's still on him. It's a David Carr special. Outrunning blocking while going backwards. For a 3rd year gut that is pretty bad