mrcompletely11

All things considered, he did pretty damn well winning games with a new qb each year. I am really curious what it looks like once he gets his guy in here and they both get comfortable with each other. Teaching a new qb each and every off season has to be frustrating

62% completion 3500 yards 27 tds 7ints 94 qbr I wouldnt say it didnt work in Indy He just lost the crucial last game and the owner went apeshit

Stop

Wow

wut?

philly next question

lot of aliases coming out of the woodwork

mvp level

I crush it and snort it

thats where the conversation starts to get to 1. The niners gave up 3 to move to 3. No way the bears go back 8 spots for only 2 firsts

Lets Go!

Moving to one from 9 would look something like this: 2023:1rst, 2nd 2024:1rst 3rd 2024: 1rst Thats a lot

I hear you but thats going to be pricey. Would love to think we could get someone at 9 to be the man

he was lights out developing wentz for 2 years

I would guess at this point in jan our over under odds for win total would be 7.5 for 2023

^^^ and ^^ we just need a qb to get the party started

thats his wheelhouse for sure

the "leader of men" marker got a bit cheesy as well

he looks good for his age

that would have hosted a playoff game I know all the other south teams are trying to get better as well but as of right now none of them have a qb, so essentially is a race for the franchise guy and first one gets a huge head start and will probably win the league for the foreseeable future Tampa is about to go through a massive rebuild Saints not a lot of draft capital Falcons - good coach but needs a lot of roster help

the same lockerroom that will probably be 80% turned over in 3/4 years

Panthers draft one of the best man corners in 2020 Panthers still play zone in 2021, 2022

spoiler alert - his name is anthony richardson No need to blow draft capital

He lost at buff 24-27 in the playoffs. I dont remember that game at all but that is pretty respectable

oh poo, damn dave sucks at playing chicken