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Cleveland has a great defense though.

Week 8 people. Just get to week 8. If we still look lost starting week 9, then consider getting upset. Rhule's stank is still all over this franchise and we need to exercise the demons. Same thing happened with the Jags last year after Meyer. Started 2-6, ended 9-8 and made the playoffs.

I don't know if we can fairly assess him in week 2 of his 3rd year because Matt Rhule had a lot of sway the first year he was here, and we don't know how much say he had last year as well. I think we need to have that conversation at year's end to really identify the good he has done for this franchise, because frankly, there have been a lot more whiffs than hits so far. Ironically enough, I don't have as much ire for him as Hurney, because with Fit, the randomness and aggressiveness are at least fun, compared to the predictive clockwork of Hurney - Draft first round stud, fug around the rest of the draft, sign some bum FAs, overpay a mid tier talent, have a losing season. Rinse repeat.

They played the Vikings and the bears so far, two teams everyone knew would have absolutely abysmal defenses this season. Call me after the Eagles game next week.

Based on JT O'Sullivan's breakdown, no one seems to fit that scheme at all. Also, Roschon Johnson is a stud, so there's that.

Seconded TickPick. Limited fees and I'm seeing prices starting at $51 per seat in the 500 section that game. Not sure the price range or seating area you wanted, but You can also click on the ticket and see what the view looks like at the seat. Also, it's riskier but you can probably get a cheaper price day of the game. Good luck.

Really is pretty hardcore. Mad respect for BC on that one.

You'd be surprised how often the phrase "I don't care who started it" is sent along with the warnings.

Ironically enough, the mantra actually really works with the team's current standing. Keep pounding through the suck. Don't stop. Power through.

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I don't know if we win but I think the passing offense looks better minus the line play which will probably not look as good with the BC Injury and shifting around.

Gotta make sure you wear those light colors in September games so the uniform doesn't absorb the sun at 10:00 at night. Grand scheme of things, not a big deal.

WR who will potentially hit the FA Market in 2024: Mike Evans Tyler Boyd Curtis Samuel Cedrick Wilson OBJ (Jesus Christ it's) Kendrick Bourne Jamal Agnew Marquise Brown Calvin Ridley Jakeem Grant Tee Higgins Michael Pittman Jr. Chase Claypool Josh Reynolds Tre'quan Smith Van Jefferson Parris Campbell Devin Duvernay Mecole Hardman Gabe Davis Darnell Mooney KJ Osborn Donovan Peoples-Jones Nelson Agholor Chark and Shenault are also FA's at the end of the year. Of the above mentioned, Tee Higgins and Calvin Ridley are the only potential #1's but it's not guaranteed that either actually make it to FA. There are solid #2 option guys on there like Evans, Bourne, Boyd, Brown, Pittman, Davis, Peoples-Jones, OBJ and Osborn. The rest are #3+ options.

The contract sanders received is nowhere near the top of the list of problems we've had since Fit has been GM. There are many other things to complain about, but this is not one of them. The financial impact is minimal and has no effect on our ability to add talent to the team. Now that Thielen Contract, that one was a head scratcher to me personally.

The main goal is to maintain order and to step in when the children start fighting a little too rough before things get out of hand.

that honestly just makes us seem desperate

It's true, he really doesn't. I think I can count on one hand how many times I've agreed with Proudiddy of the years, but he's authentic and his opinions are genuine. He doesn't stir poo up just to stir poo up.

The word that comes to mind for our offense right now is "Rhythm". The rhythm is a work in progress between QBs and WRs. Bryce isn't a grip it and rip it QB like Cam was with a howitzer for an arm who can get the ball into the receivers hand in an instant. Bryce is more cerebral and relies on his knowledge of the playbook and brain to make up for the physical limitations. The NFL Game moves faster than college but I don't think it's too fast for him, he just has to adjust and get used to it. IF he and the receivers get into rhythm and on the same page we're going to see some good stuff. It's going to take some time though.

Rob Chudzinski would never.

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Tell me you didn't finish watching the video without telling me you didn't finish watching the video. For real though, the traits are there, he showed them the rest of the game, it's in the rest of the video. He's still a rookie though, and rookies will make rookie mistakes. That's why they're called rookie mistakes. It seems like your expectations may have been a little high, probably because Cam came in and set the world on fire his first game. Cam is cam though, Bryce is Bryce. It's one game. If he keeps making the same mistakes over and over then it's cause for concern.

It's pretty obvious he didn't finish the video. Overall vibe was he missed some opportunities, but he made good reads and decisions throughout the game. Second half there wasn't a ton of separation with the WRs, The second pick JT even said 99% of the time the cross is open, the safety just made one hell of a play. There is a ton to like about the film, people are just being overly critical because the stat line wasn't great.

For real. "I don't see anything encouraging"... What? He praised the entire scoring drive pretty much, the crossing route to hurst where he came off his first read then went across to find hurst in tight coverage, the anticipation throw to mingo on the sideline he gushed about, the "oh poo screen" he liked. He's a rookie and he played like it. There was some good and some bad. I seriously can't comprehend how everyone is writing this kid off after one game.

it's. his. first. game. if it looks this bad mid seasons, then I'll consider panicking. If it looks this bad by season's end, I will actually panic.