NAS

Anything more than 12 teams dilutes the rosters too much, stay at 12

Let me know where to Venmo

Nope, not much spin involved

Translation: Rhule is on the hot seat and not interested in developing younger players

I would have preferred Patterson due to his youth and potential, but I'm cool

There's one person with two teams, we should probably not allow that

Works for me, I just joined the last spot available. What's the payout?

It worked both ways with Fox. We were almost never out of it, but we also played down to competition and tried to run out the clock in the third quarter

Fair points on Seifert, I forgot how terrible he was on the sidelines. i just remember Capers writing in his stupid notepad after every play. Updated rankings: 1. Fox 2. Rivera 3. Capers 4. Rhule 5. Seifert I feel sick

Ron never really made in game adjustments except to start going for it on 4th and inches. How he sold himself as Riverboat is a joke

I know we haven’t had head coaches or GMs who can consistently put together their best possible roster, but when it comes to maximizing the talent on game day, who comes to mind? Personally, I had the most faith in John Fox especially on defensive side of the ball, particularly when we were underdogs. Rivera comes second and Rhule is dead last, even behind Seifert. I don’t think we have ever head a worse head coach from a game planning or in game coaching perspective. There’s a reason we always get crushed in third quarter of almost every game and it’s mostly due to coaching. I like our roster on paper and with the right head coach, this is a playoff team. But honestly how many would place a bet on Rhule getting the most out of this roster this season?

I don’t like it unless he can back it up. Why give their Defense extra motivation?

Spot on

Austin Seibert or Riley Patterson I would trade for one of them right now, don’t take chances on the waivers. Lions can’t keep both

Was referring to Derrick, people were quick to call him a bust because wasn’t not dominating every game in year 2 of his development

Brown is a bust eh?

Ass whooping on Bills backups, yeah

We were laughing at the Bills for trying to copy us and picking up our scrubs. Now we’re just hoping we can have a winning season while they’re thinking SuperBowl.

Rhule is that you?

Not enough receptions to go around, we’ll be a run based offense and probably need TE’s to block more than catch. I am fine sticking with our current options.

This is what I expected when we drafted Corral, or at least something half way there, not a complete dismissal of his development Look at how the Falcons coach talks about Ritter “A lot of lessons learned and I got high expectations for Desmond. So, we’re gonna be hard on Desmond because he’s a good player and he can take that kind of coaching. He understands we’re not waiting on him as a rookie. Like, we’re trying to speed him up. So, he made some good throws. There’s some things he’s got to clean up, especially in the operation.” https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2022/08/23/arthur-smith-were-going-to-be-hard-on-desmond-ridder-because-he-can-take-the-coaching/

It’s only preseason but this hurts my soul Highest QB Rating among rookies this preseason Kenny Pickett 138.6 Skylar Thompson 121.3 Desmond Ridder 98.0 Brock Purdy 86.0 Malik Willis 80.5 Bailey Zappe 72.1 Sam Howell 69.1 Matt Corral 49.3

As a reminder, Simms had him as the top QB in the draft. Can’t really disagree with this, especially more reps 🫤 Thanks, Rhule

He could get charged with Manslaughter or even Murder in the second degree