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He's not wrong. The OL Sam's decision making THE DROPS They're all execution issues.

Team has a better chance to win if we distribute the ball among our talent. Dj Moore is a top talent in this league and Robbie is pretty good himself.

The hypocrisy of arguing that it's okay for Gruden to be a jackass and shouldn't be fired, but also arguing its okay for him to fire someone for their personalily isn't lost on me. Y'all have a good evening.

Each team is their own organization. If one organization isn't living up to the terms of the CBA then their is potentially a cause for grievance. Whether or not another team engages in that same behavior is a red herring sir. He's was already an all pro punter when he was released and was still a top punter in the league. King was released in Denver due to injury, not because of this unrelated anecdotal story you're telling. Y'all need to seek help.

Seems you're trying to justify why you're okay with it, but that's beside the point. That point being the NFLPA should take claims seriously if there's evidence that their agreement with the league on the how the firing of players should be handled isn't being properly carried out. That not relevant to claim nor the issue at hand. You're moving the goalposts. Your claim was initially that it was getting out of hand. I don't think you've made that point.

This is all in response to Marquette King who was officially told he was release due to performance, but the emails suggest otherwise. It's in the interest of the players and Smith to look into this. The NFLPA Is a labor union after all.

Not one bit. The head of the NFLPA has evidence that players are being overlooked or released due to factors outside of their ability to perform the job. This is one of his primary roles.

He forced a team to take a flyer on a defensive Player of the year in the 7th round?

Have you thought that, maybe, Sam and Robby don't have great chemistry, that Robby performed well because he didn't have Sam, and now he's regressing back to the mean?

It's a hand egg. It bounced arkwardly. Especially when the opposing QB almost picks it up and knocks it one direction then slaps it into another. We got the safety and the ball back. This is a lame excuse.

A dominant defensive performance where all you need to do is manage turnovers and get your team in scoring position and keep the other team playing the long field is exactly the type of game Teddy wins you. You don't have those games every week and when Teddy needed to do more he failed which is why we moved on, but I don't understand the need for folks to stubbornly deny a fairly mild take.

Probably not because you aren't very smart or good at articulating yourself. Maybe you can find a tweet though.

It would have yesterday

Darnold has never had a good season.

He threw those balls. He had a bad game. It's okay to admit it.

Stop making jinx threads

Okay Sammy. Ball in your hands. Turn up.

My position is and has been that we will know what we have in Darnold by the end of the season and we don't have to have knee jerk reactions after every week. The panthers are 3-1 and should go 4-1 this week. Let's enjoy it. I'd rather do that than do what we did with Teddy every week.

I think it'll be a good game that we should win. We should expect some players to step up to the next level after a couple weeks of no CMC. I wonder who it will be this week. Panthers by 10.

People wanted to take a QB last year. This year's draft class shouldn't really weigh on last year's decisions.

You're new here.

Now y'all care about rushing Touchdowns?

Fairly reasonable statement and we've seen team with better forming QBs take that approach. Patriots, Rams, 49ers, Packers, Ravens, and eagles have all done this to some success in recent memory. 49ers would be in a tough spot when Jimmy G went down if they didn't have Lance.

We have a weak schedule this year and haven't been winners since Tepper took over. You might as well take a shot this season when things are in your favor. It's a business and making the playoffs helps everyone from Tepper as the Owner, Rhule as the new coach coming from college to the pros, the decision to go with Darnold, building a new facility, floating the need for a new stadium and on and on and on.