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This coaching staff can’t develop $hit.

They’re calling him the best center prospect in forever. It would help us tremendously to have 1 stud somewhere on the line like Nelson did for the Colts. I think it’s adorable that people on here think we can find a trade partner to move back in the 1st and he’ll still fall in our laps.

The center from Iowa is getting picked top 10 in every mock draft I’ve seen. We might as well take him or a Tackle at 6/7 and come out of this with someone that can help us.

I would agree but from signing Teddy to their attempts to trade for Stafford and Watson and the Darnold trade should give all of us an idea how important it is to them to get a franchise QB. We’re going QB and might even trade up to get one. Contrast that with our O-line, our FO doesn’t think we need to use high draft picks there.

Kenny Pickett will be our 22nd starter. Tepper wants the coach, GM, QB trifecta. Look at all the desperate moves we’ve made at the QB position. All of us want to fix the o-line first but we’re taking Pickett if he’s there. Maybe if we change our blocking schemes and move on from this basic offense some of the o-lineman will get better. Every lineman has taken a big step backwards this season. I’m hoping a new offense fixes those problems because unless Pickett is taken before us, we’re not picking any lineman in the first round.

I’ll second that and it’s helpful to know what led us to this point. I seriously would like to know what Rhule’s plan is for fixing our O-Line and offense.

I’ll call mine “Lil’ Process LLC” and expect my money to grow a 1,000% even if no one can see it. I figure it’ll take me 7 years to achieve those returns because that’s how long it took Jay-Z to be an overnight success.

Rhule would’ve actually fixed a problem if he had simply focused on the line. Everything broke our way but he’s so incompetent he screwed it up. I’d love to know how involved Fitt was on those blunders.

That would also make sense but he played for Rhule at Temple and has bought in on the “process.”

Of course we don’t know what we have in Brown yet but Trey looks great. Rhule is so arrogant he thought we were all set at OL and passed on a gift that fell in his lap for frigging Fletcher. We could’ve had Slater and Humphrey, two rookie Pro Bowlers over Horn and the invisible TMJ. Still picked BC as a LG or swing tackle and Brown and Smith in the 6th round.

Deonte Brown needs to be playing one of the guard spots as well as BC at LT. It is painful to watch them get little to no opportunity to improve with a bunch of buster ass jimmies playing ahead of them.

They also missed out on a no brainer in Trey Smith in the 6th. At least Rhule drafted his long snapping man crush Fletch instead.

It wouldn’t surprise me if he traded guys like Burns and DJ.

I’m aware of the blood clots and that’s why he dropped to the 6th round. He was easily worth a 6th especially for a team with a putrid offensive line like ours. We chose to pick a long snapper who couldn’t beat out the incumbent and has been on IR all season.

I don’t agree with this, Slater, Creed Humphrey and Trey Smith all look like vets this year and were 1st, 2nd and 6th round picks.

I can’t remember hating anyone more than Rhule. He’s a complete joke and everyone is laughing at us.

I’m partial to Lil’ Process.

The Texans would beat our ass if we played them right now.

This could be a good thing. Our players won’t be subjected to poor coaching this week and will probably play better on Sunday.

Lil process

Problem with Reed was he looked worse than Miller last season. Reed has an NFL caliber coaching staff working with him this season and looks much better.

Don’t worry, Rhule will give Deonte Brown a good look next year and maybe he’ll be able to help us. It would be nice to know before the draft and free agency what we have in Brown but this is Rhule’s process and it’s working 1,000%, even if we can’t see it.

They had Brady graded as a 2nd round guard and 3rd round tackle but I agree with everything else you stated. Problem is, we passed on Creed Humphrey for TMJ who’s been invisible while Humphrey has been lights out. We also had Trey Smith fall in our laps in the 6th round but decided to pick a damn long snapper. Smith has looked great starting for the Chiefs this year. Slater makes the Pro Bowl as a rookie LT but we didn’t want him because he also had short arms. We could’ve easily fixed our O-Line this past draft by picking Slater in round 1, Creed Humphrey in round 2 and Trey Smith in round 6. The problem is our coaching staff and back office thought what they had put together at O-Line was good enough to win with and we took luxury players.

If his arms were an inch longer he could’ve easily grabbed him.