PNW_PantherMan

I know it was ugly. I watched all the games I'm just saying it was a foregone conclusion after last season. There was no chance Rhule turned it around. I think we all saw that except Tepper.

Jerry must have been easy to get rid of. He could have used some of that dirt to protect himself apparently.

Really begs the question that Fowler was asking. What changed between the end of last season and 5 games into this one? It makes no sense.

How have I never seen that? I'm dying

Ideally yes. Why wouldn't we? Oh right, because then we'd have to hire someone. And the thought of hiring anyone is scarier than having Fitterer hire Dan Quinn. But that's where we'll just never see eye to eye. That's not going to be a winner, so its time to swing again. And on your point on the roster, there is no reason to gut the roster to solve a management issue. You gut the management team.

I agree, and for me I'm hesitant to trade him for a 2nd. What are we going to do with that, draft another YGM or TMJ or trade for another Sam Darnold? I'd rather just have CMC.

You’ve made a great case for firing Scott Fitterer. That list is awful.

I wasn't thrilled with the pick but I'm glad he's working out.

He's a modern day Wade Phillips. He's so good at DC he'll keep getting shots at head coach, but he should just be a DC.

We're really gonna hire a .500 coach who's best moment was blowing a 28-3 lead in the Super Bowl.

That was... not expected.

Why does it take a supreme court case to throw a grounding flag, but they sneeze and drop a flag for a roughing the passer?

That was grounding

There's no stopping concussions in a full contact sport.

The thing that gets me is the opportunity cost and the time commitment just to see if Fitterer is any good. Sure, we don't know if he sucks. But he also hasn't done anything to prove he's worth keeping around. This is years of time we're talking about committing to Fitterer. After essentially 4 wasted seasons, I'm running out of patience for stuff like this. We should have cleaned house with Hurney and now it feels like we're making the same mistake again.

Man these KC fans are amazing haha. I'm loving the boos.

I mean if thats the rules then it might as well be 2 hand touch on the QB. Tackling him is essentially illegal.

This roughing the passer stuff is getting so stupid. They've gone too far.

And he brought up covid too. The other 31 teams had to deal with covid, as did the rest of the world. Thats why its called a pandemic.

This poo is already coming out on day 0 of Rhule being fired. I can only imagine there will be a lot more in the weeks and months to come.

It would have to be an angels in the outfield situation for me. I respect Wilks, but I don't think I want him as our next HC.

I think he was saying the situation where you have a franchise QB and a head coach job opening is a unicorn. It doesn't exist because when head coaches get canned, its typically on teams that don't have a QB or its a mess.

Damn so thats it?