mrcompletely11

My first choice was slater but damn man what you have in your post would give me crazy good vibes about this franchise going forward if that is what happened. But now we are in a tailspin with no qb, no line and no draft capital. How do you fug things up that bad in 24 months?

Mick is 63 and this is his so called dream job. I gotta think this is tepper pushing him out

People really think it’s luck? Jesus Christ that’s asinine

He sucks

finding a franchise qb is luck? wtf?

that depends on 2 things, if a team is wanting to move up and if said team gives fair value. Last year was a better qb draft and we had 2 with our pick and the bears still didnt offer enough. Now if we trade back for lesser value just to recoup the pick from the darnold trade I very well may seriously be done with this franchise. I mean that level of incompetence should turn any knowledgeable fan away

hmmm, not injury prone you say, interesting

This. 100% this. Not sure why people are not getting this. However in the oft chance we trade him for like a 3rd and take the hit then we are in LA Clippers (Sterling era), NY Jets, Charlotte Hornets (shinn era) territory.

It's crazy nobody understands this

They can hire me instead. panthers: MrC - what can we do to extend Cmacs longevity? Mrc: How about this stop giving him 30 touches and stop giving him the ball needlessly at the end of blowouts. Pay me

Jesus fuging Christ people. Due to their contracts there is literally no way we can trade either. Why are you guys making this so hard? They literally cannot be traded due to the cap hit.

Great great listen. I love the Luiz interview. I want a reporter to ask the following questions: -You preach analytics but you gave cmac a record breaking when the data says RB's on their second deals are not worth it, what was your mindset with this deal? -Can you explain the rush to sign the 2 lineman in the first HOUR of free agency? -Can you explain your thought process of giving up so much capital for Sam Darnold when it appears your were clearly bidding against yourself? -Can you explain your thought process in picking up the 5th year option of darnold needlessly? -Can you explain your evaluation of Rashawn Slater and Micah Parsons? -Can you explain your hesitation in playing BRady Christenson even when your playoff chances were minuscule and the left tackle in front of him was clearly struggling? I think those are fair questions that Fit, Rhule and Tepper should answer

Its as simple as apple pie but we are going to fug it up somehow

Signing him to that extension needlessly was the first move where a major red flag about this owner and front office came up. That was the beginning of the end

$500 million in cash? Damn

Just doing a little research on Pickett. His entire line were redshirt seniors. That has to play a factor in his season. If I had the time I might do a deep dive but this is what I found on the surface

He doesnt punch people in the face, he suckers them either from behind or in a dark room.

Exactly so why not throw darts at a bigger board next year? As it stands today it’s looking like a great class. It is however a great line class this year. Why go against the grain when you don’t have to? I don’t want this front office to try and get cute and try and outsmart professional scouts and analysts. You are right there probably will be one maybe 2 starters from this crop but what realistically is their ceiling. There are no high graded qbs so in theory we will be aggressively reaching.

Wtf? They are taking us for fools

It’s pretty universally acknowledged that this class is extremely weak and flawed

Derrick brown says hello.

3 of the 5 shouldn't be in the league

How many times does it need to be posted that its an impossibility for him to be traded?

Should have rolled him out this year and saved our draft capital

How do you miss on parsons? Dude may be dpoy as a damn rookie