mrcompletely11

As we know from the past, you cannot take anything from these practices good or bad.

Are you 12?

getting another top 10 pick in 26 would ratchet the heat up for Morgan, DC and Bryce (assuming they keep him) to Chernobyl levels

Is he holding out? That's a bit weird if true. That tweet is vague

If this is true then Dan should be fired on the spot spoiler alert - Its not going to be. Renfrows play has been declining substantially since 2021. And thats not even factoring in his illness last year

His last 4 years. Rec - Targets 103 - 128 36 - 50 25- 37 0 -0 (obviously hurt/sick) If this dude is top 3 in receptions something has gone drastically wrong

He most certainly was not "straight garbage" in Indy. He was a meh coach and btw he was dealing with another lunatic meddling owner. And if we are being honest, we would kill for his results in Indy at this point. I would say all things considered he did perfectly fine.

I dont hate him at all, Tepper tied his hands. Is he a great coach, nah, probably about average if that, but he was fed a load of horse poo and told to go deal with it. A nfl coach should be able to pick his qb, pick his staff, and not have front office breathing down his fuging neck 24/7. And now I feel disgusting for having to defend Reich. But not going to lie a part of me thinks its funny as hell he fleeced Tepper for all that money

How's his shoulder?

Wow. That stinks

Top 50? Based on what?

He could have the same year as 2024 and you still would be making excuses for him. So I guess we're even.

My reasoning was crystal clear and it has zero to do with Bryce

Unless he has an incredible double digit type season he has effectively tanked his draft stock and shot himself in the foot

Thats a strange take as I dont recall anyone clamoring for Cam to have a vet mentor because he took the reins of the team in week 1 and held tight until his release. Cam had it figured out day one. But I guess Bryce needs his support blanket.

If your #1 overall pick needs a vet to help him going into year 3 then we have problems. And this was discussed when Dalton resigned, in a nutshell this is a bit unprecedented

And AT absolutely fuging leveraged that into a few more million dollars and hell credit to him for doing that cannot blame him a bit. He took advantage of his situation and everyone on here would do they same

The AT deal (ext) I can kindof wrap my head around. Kindof. But the dalton deal is fuging bananas for numerous reasons. The main couple is that he was completely shot last year and his arm is fuging done and secondly if Canalas is this wonder coach of qbs why in the hell wouldnt we be utilizing that and bringing in other young talent whether is a rookie or young vet to try and turn them around while canalas is here?

https://omny.fm/shows/the-mac-attack-podcast/mac-bone-hour-4-jake-crain-warren-sharp starts at 18 minutes in, sharp drops some stats that stun mac and bone In his last 4 games he had the easiest passing schedule in the NFL. For the year Bryce was Ranked 41 out of 46 qualified qbs in accuracy, 30th in epa, 37th ypa, 39th success rate. Bryce in 28 starts has only lead at halftime 5 times. Not sure what cherry picking 3 games is going to accomplish.

I am sure the 9 million he is making had little to no effect as well

No offense but thats vague as hell

I guess i have to add I am curious as well as to what Tepper has done that shows he has backed off. Thats not a hard ask. I guess I am in a holding pattern of what to believe until the wheels come off again. Not saying thats going to happen but there is more data out there to suggest it will vs a turn around.

he didnt buy the house in 2020 he wasnt traded in 2022 whats the wrong part of my post?

I think if DC wins 5ish games this season he probably will get a chance to get his guy in but will be on a super short leash in 2026, which all things considered is pretty reasonable