UnluckyforSome

So does this mean the NFL version of Curry is still on the way? The point guard ball distributor super computer mega processing magician will be making his presence known soon? The Tide that raises all ships will be rolling in on Sunday. Excitement!

So what's the plan? Are we going to call up the formerly worst team in the league and offer up more players and/or picks for their malcontent underachieving wr that they've currently exiled from the team?

Regression to the mean. All those great bounces they got last season aren't going their way this time around.

It's Tepper. Right or wrong, the buck stops with him. You don't like the gm? The coach? The qb? They didn't hire themselves.

Limited spots to relocate, but there are a few out there. St. Louis would probably be the easiest to pull off. SLC, San Antonio, San Diego, Oakland, Orlando, Austin, Sacramento, Providence and Portland would be other possibilities but most of those would face some opposition from current teams and what they see as home markets. If European expansion ever happens it won't be 1 team on an island to itself. Think more along the lines of the Big 10 taking in a chunk of the PAC.

Thomas is a waste of payroll. Maybe he wears that Spongebob costume really well when they visit the hospital to pass out Halloween candy to sick kids. Other than that he brings nothing. Never has.

Absolutely, in regards to the last years of his 23 year ownership tenure. There was a time when he would spend foolishly for big names at the end of their careers, and would seek out splash moves to promote the team. The team won 2 playoff games during his reign. It is reasonable to say he never cared about winning, and the big signings were all show to keep the dollars rolling in. It wasn't just about fielding garbage teams though. Some may not remember that he also sued season ticket holders at 1 point, and charged for tailgating and training camp visits, and let the facilities fall apart, and then think that Tepper would not or could not do that. If you think Tepper cares more about the bucks than than product on the field, then he could certainly be just as bad if not worse.

It is a possibility, and will be going forward since there will be some sort of stadium resolution in the near future.

Snyder is maybe the best comparison to Tepper, in the way that it seems there's always a "quick fix" and only he can make it happen. He is not in the league anymore of course, but he hung around for way too long, if that's what we have to look forward to as well.

Well I'm sure any day now all that all-star power we heard so much about in the fluffy feel-good summer stories will kick in. It even reminds me a little bit of all the progress and improvement that was going on under Rhule that only he could see.

Spanos, Haslam and Brown are all probably worse, but I can't think of many more than those 3.

Many of the posters here are not terribly friendly, and are not really worth interacting with most of the time. It's just the way this board is unfortunately.

There is nothing really to do right now since they've painted themselves into a corner. Just about everything seems wrong at this point. This season will continue to be a struggle. Next year is next year.

It's da Bears. They may decide Fields is really really for real ready to take that breakout step again next season. Or they could just do their thing and commence to destroying Williams.

Atlanta is a terrible pro sports town. SEC is king there. The Braves have done well by staying competitive and successfully being marketed as the South's baseball team.

The winless Vikings surely see this game as their chance to notch a win too.

A win sure would be nice. Prepare for disappointment.

The avg/per is a bit high though. That might be unattainable pie in the sky.

I'd rather not see him play ever again, if he has to imitate Taysom Hill to get on the field.

JR has passed on though, so we would be in the same situation now, and it might even be worse. I don't miss him either. He had a tendency to want to treat things like Mayberry, and gladly cultivated that image with the gameday experience. Seems like if he stayed, the timeline could've sent Tepper to Denver, and then we would've gotten the Walmart family here. They've done a great job with the Broncos. It's no good either way. Maybe we've just become the Browns/Jets/Chargers of the NFC, and haven't accepted it yet.

Lions have been a trendy darkhorse pick to do something, but yeah, it should come down to those 2.

Burrow might have hurt his wrist counting all that money.

Initially, I thought we might even be able to sweep them as part of our 3 division wins this season. I don't know that we have the secondary to control the game now.

Bucs are starting to look like the Yucs again as expected.

I don't know that there should be much confidence in someone in this administration making a good pick.