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We should have sent a late round pick to the Giants for Jameis early in the year after Dalton looked terrible in the preseason. He is basically the exact opposite player of Bryce so at the very least it would have shone a light on how much or the problem with the offense is Bryce, or playcalling, or overall talent etc. It would have directly answered those questions even if Jameis was bad.

2.7 seconds is plenty of time for deep throws.

He has been on the bottom 5 for the defense in pff score almost every week it feels like.

Tools dont always matter. A lot of the players with the most athletic tools have been the biggest busts. Also, ive thought since before we drafted him that his tools are overrated. He ended up being 6'1 which isnt crazy for a possession receiver, especially with short arms and smallish hands. Then he ran a pretty good 40 and everyone lost their minds even though he intentionally skipped everything to show any sort of shiftiness or quickness. We need to go after some fast (but also quick) route running receivers.

How so? He didnt draft him, hes not the gm, and it looks nothing like any offense hes been a part of in the past.

For a team that has been so consistently bad it seems like every time we win a game we get big headed and overlook our next opponent somehow every single time. Its crazy to be a team that wins 5 games every year and still thinks they can overlook opponents every year.

The crowd that uses numbers and logic instead of emotions and feelings.

I definitely dont like it being set in stone, especially when your safeties are pretty weak in coverage. Its easy to manipulate match ups and have a situation like the Pickens game if the other team has the right type of receiver.

Yea its kind of weird. Horn doesnt shadow and always stays on the short side of the field.

Its crazy how many of the people downplaying Canales or outright bashing him for this game are the same ones who really wanted Wilks as head coach

There were a lot more decisions made today than just that one.

It definitely would have been pi if he had tried to go inside to the ball at all.

I get what you're saying to an extent, but bringing in Rico on a cheap deal and his performance so far kind of shows why you might trade Chubba, or at least why you dont give rb big deals. Its not that all uncommon to find solid rbs on the scrap heap. The only time having a great rb longterm really helps is when you are a great team already.

Yea if they are truly planning on moving on from Young then I would say Howell and a draft pick.

That's why ive wanted Evero gone for a while now. Hes a fine coach but I hate the system and bend but dont break soft scheme.