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I don’t know enough about McAdoo but yeah I doubt they’ll get along either.

He is not going to get along with Rhule. This thing is a failure from day 1 and it’s obvious.

They’re just holding out hope to get a 5th for him if a team somewhere has an injury.

They need to cut Sam asap. He’s useless.

He’s desperate. Baker is not the answer. This move will cost us a legit QB in the draft. At this rate we’ll be in QB purgatory until the 2030’s.

That’s an upgrade for him.

The UNC thing was for 4corners. I doubt a 19 year old hourly employee at home for the summer would be considered part of a legal team, but maybe. It seems like more of an exception that required an NDA.

From what I remember, attorney client privilege is mainly about protecting the client’s secrets from forced legal discovery. https://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/attorney-client_privilege When it comes to law firm staff. Everyone knows a lot about your sh*t. The attorneys, the paralegal (who do all the real work), the office managers (the people dealing with your crazy ex harassing your attorney), the private investigators, and the kids like me running around doing stuff for your case. Its not a secret. Everyone knows.

It was in Raleigh. Run by 8 UNC law grads. I was often in court (closed hearings) getting stuff for people, serving subpoenas sometimes, bringing stuff in and out of conference rooms when stuff was being discussed, filing tons of paperwork, making copies, ect. It was a small shop. I saw a lot. Just accept there are areas of life you don’t know a much about. Now I was making $9 hour at the time so there wasn’t much they could realistically do if I made something public about Mr big shot’s divorce and custody fight, but I understand why that stuff is needed sometimes. These days I work with companies that put years of their lives creating something and they don’t want some idiot contractor like me selling their hard won ideas/strategies/tactics/customer lists/financial info/ect to competitors.

NDAs are about confidentiality. It’s not always about intellectual property. The first NDA I ever signed was when I worked in my Dads friends law firm as an errand runner. The NDA kept me from talking about any juicing and personal stuff I read, saw, heard about clients and their cases. Important in child and family law. Again, NDAs are perfect for specific situations. When something is broken, you don’t have to throw the entire thing out. You can just fix what’s broken and keep what works.

Yes, the coke example is a good one. NDAs are also used a lot anytime sensitive financial info is shared (buy/sell a business, HR info like salaries, ect). I sign them fairly regularly when working with clients. They don’t want me telling the world about certain competitive advantages they’ve created or learned. Non-competes are a different thing and hard to enforce. They can’t keep you from making a living in your field.

NDAs have useful and important business functions. Using NDAs to cover up misconduct should NOT be legal though.

Worst coach worst qb

Didn’t you hear? “The process” (per Rhule) is just hoping players get better.

100%. Sam can’t be expected to magically make a leap forward. Playing him means losing 10-12 games.

Between the way Cam was let go, Rhule’s hiring + contract, Darnold, the Rockhill mess, and Watson Tepper has been chasing every bullet he can find.

Yep. We’re drafting high enough next year to get another QB regardless of who starts. Let’s see who Corral is so we know if we need to take advantage of next years deep QB class.

This feels like a Rhule move. He’s desperate to win something.

I’d be more comfortable with those two than Darnold.

The camp MVP kiss-O-death.

I hope those traits matter to Rhule.

The man can’t change who he is.

Do not want. Baker is a waste of time. Start Corral. If he sucks draft a QB high next year. It’s the only way.