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Lol they wouldn't trade a 2nd for what they already have in Jones. Both are ass.

This is what stood out to me most today. Sure, he looked better when they were up 18+ points and running prevent defense and we went uptempo, but the throws that were there early in tight windows that he couldn't complete were my biggest takeaway from today. I think it was Chark he tried to complete one to in the back of the endzone early and it was probably only 10 or 15 yards, but it felt like that ball, even with a low trajectory, just hung up in the air forever. He just didn't have enough zip to get it to there when he was open and it allowed the defender to close the gap and make a play. This happened two or three times on similar passes in the first half. Point being, I've seen enough.

Wait till we get a breakdown of the 10 yard pass we wanted to see from him (when the defense is in prevent)!

Reich is gone this week

Biggest bust in nfl history

Been saying the same brother. He is the most dynamic, dangerous player on the roster with the ball in his hands. Period.

Yall still giving out any of them poo emojis when we talk bad about the super processor?

Case Keenum ceiling. Chase Daniel floor.

Never liked Jeudy's game and always felt he was overhyped, and those stats bear that out... but the fact people are acting like Chark is just yesterday's garbage because Bryce can't get him the ball really blows my mind. Chark is more of a number 1 than Jeudy, by a lot. We don't need receivers. We need better playcalling and QB play.

Yes lol. Either that or let Bryce devolve to his career backup role eventually.

Ngl, it's gonna hurt bad to see the Bears use that pick... we have never in our history needed a mulligan so bad.

Not writing them off, but just judging off how they're trending... Bryce is looking the least impressive/functional out of all the rookie QBs playing so far and we traded up to #1 (including giving up DJ) to get him. That appears to be a massive miss, regardless of how he plays the rest of the season, bc had we traded up to say 4 or 5, kept DJ, and took him, AR, or Stroud, depending on how it played out, we still walk away with so much more value. Now, they're saying we're looking to trade for a #1 WR, when we just traded one to get Bryce in the first place. You can't play that hand any worse. And as far as me mentioning DJ Johnson - he might be a rookie with great athleticism, but he isn't active and he's 25 years old. He could be a late bloomer, but generally, if they're going to project well, a good staff can find ways to use them. And then you have guys like Mingo, Zavala and Jammie. We dont really know what we have with Mingo, but it appears they dont know how to use him effectively or get him the ball. Zavala is the worst guard starting in the league right now, and Jammie made the team but doesn't play. This draft is looking atrocious.

Yup... and I literally just had that debate again with a huddler last week when I again reminded everyone that DJ is a top 5 WR in the league. Talent-wise, he absolutely is, he's just been stuck in trash ass offenses with the majority of it being stuck with subpar QBs.

I was an ardent Fitt guy... after this offseason, I'm out. Fire his ass... I loved his connections and inroads to all the other FOs around the league and ability to find value trades, but trading DJ instead of Burns and drafting Bryce on top of the other umerous flubs (DJ Johnson, etc.) has put the nail in his coffin. Then watching DJ go off tonight while Burns half-asses his way through the season because he thinks he should be paid like an elite, complete edge, when hes just a really solid to good pass rusher... Get him tf out of here.

I wouldnt consider Jeudy a speed guy though. Tbh, I don't think we need another WR at all. I think this is just more scrambling and CYA moves to try to cover up Bryce's deficiencies and I don't think it's gonna make a difference. What it is gonna do if things continue, is cost Reich and Fitt their jobs a lot faster than it would otherwise for doubling down.

Denver can go fug themselves for that price for that player lol. Take this 4 and like it. Otherwise, I'm out and give me Higgins for a 2nd or 3rd.

Caleb is good, but tbh, I'm not sure he's as surefire of a franchise guy as people think. (I still would've taken him over Bryce though)

Come back and talk to me in a year or two when you find out.

Higgins would be worth trading for regardless of our current circumstance or record... That being said, it still amazes me that the world (but mainly our fanbase), has convinced themselves that DJ Chark and Thielen just fell off a cliff in less than a year. These guys can play. They're being misused and under utilized.

Actually I think there was a strong contingent of huddlers that wanted Beane at the time. His reputation had grown over the years and everyone knew Hurney was a dead end at that point, so it seemed logical. I wanted us to give Beane a shot. But I could see why some were against it...

No way Ben Johnson comes here after passing us up last season and seeing the shitshow Tepper is ringmaster of. It should be Evero or Brown. My preference would be Evero with a chance of securing Brown long-term as the OC. I wanted Bienemy back when Tepper's dumbass hired Rhule... and many of the "experts" here wanted no part of him bc of his past and thinking he didn't do anything under Reid. But I don't think Bienemy gets out of DC, so we're better off staying in-house.

I dont know if you remember 2001, and tbh, it's been a long time for me too lol, but it felt like every game we found creative and painful ways to lose. But I watched every game... every second. I don't remember many of those games where it felt like we just got the doors blown off of us... from memory, it felt like an awful lot were lost within a score and a few on last second plays. It was miserable to be so close but so far away... and that's what this team feels like. We find ways to lose. We literally had a 99 yard pick six, won the turnover battle, and still found a way to lose on a 4th qtr fumble that switched the momentum. Again, I'm not saying we'll go winless, but wins in the NFL usually hinge on one or two plays - and there are teams that find ways to win on those plays, and there are teams that find ways to lose. This current team finds ways to lose.

I remember Bills fans were in the doldrums for a few years because Pegula very much looked and felt like Tepper thus far, and then he backed into hiring McDermott, Beane (all faciliated, of course, by a monumental fug up by the one and only Carolina Panthers), and then drafting Josh Allen. But man, I think Tepper has far more fug ups than Pegula ever had, so it's hard to see him turning it around. If he does, just like with Pegula, it's gonna be by accident.

I will believe it when I see it. We are steadily racking up injuries and already weren't very deep. The team is undisciplined and lacking in fundamentals and execution. I'm not saying we will be winless, but it's a definite possibility. And the Broncos have Super Bowl winning QB and coach. We don't. That's a big difference.

The playoffs didn't fall into his lap. He had to dig us out of a huge hole that Rhule created and our players were ready to run through a fire for Wilks. And how tf do we find an offensive-based coach who is more conservative than a fuging defensive coach? And look how Wilks has the Niners defense looking. Sometimes the problem isn't everyone else... maybe the organization here is just fuged up.