Jay Roosevelt

This.

Who the hell knows anymore.

I've been saying this for months. Look at the Saints when Brees was at his peak; they routinely had the best or one of the best interior OLs in the league. Jahri Evans, Carl Nicks, Ben Grubbs, Max Unger... they clearly made the interior OL a priority because they knew how important that was for a shorter QB.

HELL no. No more old ass men. We need a young HC who can bring some energy to this franchise.

There's nothing wrong with this. Despite his performance so far everyone SHOULD be all-in on Bryce because we're not in a position to draft anyone else until 2025.

Pretty much, yeah.

He's not wrong here, but Mike Lombardi is a joke in general. He's a Josh McDaniels/Patriots media plant.

True.

I don't care about the Bears one way or another. And we're going to have high enough picks in every other round pretty much regardless at this point so it doesn't matter all that much unless we go on a win streak or something.

Honestly this probably happens a lot more often in the NFL than you might think. These billionaire egos literally think they know it all, no matter what the subject is.

I like Slowik but man it'd be really weird to have our HC be a former PFF analyst.

My God, Dabo Swinney coaching in the NFL would make Matt Rhule look like Don Shula.

Olsen might be a good coach one day with some experience, but nobody needs to go straight from being a player to a broadcaster to an NFL head coach. Now as a GM? I do think the right person can absolutely make that transition. Not saying that's Greg Olsen, but still.

Brown should be extended. Burns needs to be traded for draft capital (not to mention cap space) we can use to re-build the offense.

I fully expect this, especially if any of the reporters press him even a little bit.

Yeah, I don't think they can completely change schemes in late November. I'm sure they'll probably run more Rams-style concepts, but I wouldn't expect a wholesale change. That's just not really doable this late in the year.

No disrespect to Brown, but if this is true then we're fuged.

Fair enough, but I'm not sold on the idea that Reich was 100% on Stroud. He may have preferred him, but I don't think he was anti-Bryce by any means either.

Love Greg, but absolutely not.

You might win some games with that, but you're not winning any championships in this day and age unless you have some kind of elite all-time defense.

If he's not the guy, he's not the guy. We take another swing in 2025. It's not a good situation for sure, but it's not world-ending either. But I maintain that C.J. Stroud would also struggle in Reich's offense. Bryce may well turn out to be a bust, but that doesn't mean Reich was ever going to be the answer. Maybe Bryce is the problem; maybe Reich was. All I'm saying is both of these things can be true.

lol I doubt it. Maybe not taking Stroud, but Reich was never going to be the answer.

I'm not seeing your point. Are you saying that had we drafted Stroud that Reich would have worked out? I don't buy that at all. As bad as Bryce Young has been, anyone with eyes can see how terrible Reich's scheme was. The regression of the OL alone was enough of a reason to fire him.

No. Hurney was involved with hiring Matt Rhule.