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Certainly from an offensive perspective it is impressive. But when you account for the fact this era of the NBA basically plays zero defense it's honestly comical. Hypothetically it would be interesting to see how many greats from previous eras would drop 80+ points in a single game with how little effort most put into defending and with all the flopping.

He seemed like a good guy good luck to him. But I'm glad we are letting our new head coach build his staff. Anyone not named Evero..

Well we know we weren’t getting Harbaugh. And Tomlin stayed put. Bill Belichick is meh. So who was your pick?

As we've discussed previously the number of highly qualified candidates willing to hitch their wagon to Bryce Young for the foreseeable future was few and far between. They all saw the same things we did regardless of contributing circumstances. Our best hope is that Canales can channel some level of McVay or Shanahan. I'm not saying I expect it. But for this to work that's what it's going to take.

There's really no reason not to. If BY enters the season looking exactly the same physically I'll pretty much be checked out on his future as a starting QB. You can't be a #1 pick and have the season he just had and do nothing in that aspect.

I understand your apprehension due to this being a Tepper hire. But while you're being dramatic let's not pretend like pairing Bryce Young with Mike Vrabel was a guaranteed recipe for success. Either way whomever was hired was always going to have their work cut out for them because we picked the wrong QB and now we're left to salvage what we can.

So was Johnny Manziel.

Deep insight.

His representatives need to worry about getting his ass into the weight room.

I get the point you are attempting to make. This an egregious comparison though. Geno Smith is...Geno Smith. Baker Mayfield? We already know. These guys can't hold prime Cam Newton's jockstrap. Winning playoff games with them is at minimum impressive. It does not mean he will be successful though and I agree with that. What will make him successful is if Dan Morgan is the talent evaluator we are hoping him to be.

I won't laugh at them too much I didn't think Ryans would be as successful as he has been in Houston. Who knows how things could go for Morris. But the folks here looking over a ledge over our hire should appreciate that it could be worse.

I'd love to have him but he's 30 and I have no idea why he would want to be here other than the connection to Canales and if we throw a small fortune at him.

Bryce Young.

She did her victory lap when we drafted Bryce because she had the inside info then went missing when he got everyone fired. That being said I still hope she's right.

I appreciate the sentiment but he doesn't give a damn he considers any fans that criticize him as nothing more than basement dwellers. But even a shīthead like him could get something right eventually. Who knows.

We've all seen the posts I mean you have over 100 thousand of them lol. If you want to revise history that's your prerogative.

Clearly you're very bored if you're actually arguing with me in that. Have a good day bud!

I don't think we're on the same wavelength here. People weren't simply patient with Fitterer some practically worshipped him and that was from the beginning. It was Dave Gettleman all over again. Turns out he was actually worse. Morgan I'm unsure about in this. He is going to be the X factor that determines Canales future here. He has been involved in some sketchy decisions and all we're left with is to wonder how much he liked or didn't like but had no control over. If we continue to draft the way we have then Canales or anyone else would be doomed. Anywho you can be pessimistic and still give the new head coach a singular season. If someone chooses the bitter route I don't blame them. But at least be upfront about it. Thanks for the chat.

What's not to follow? Fitterer received far more benefit of the doubt and much longer than he should have. Even when we first hired him people were on his jock. Canales could either fizzle out or bring us back to relevance. Such is the gamble with a coordinator turned first time head coach. I'll at least give him a season or two to show me something.

I understand and share this sentiment. Of course if the largest concern is whether or not he will tell Tepper to kick rocks we could have said the same thing about any of the other coordinators and basically anyone not named Harbaugh Vrabel or Belichick. The hope at this point is it is Dan Morgan steering this hire. We'll see.

On one hand it gives you pause. On the other hand he was in the playoffs and won one game while nearly pulling off another with that same offense. At the bare minimum that's what we are looking for.

Brother all we gave him was time and each time we were worse off for it. All his wheeling and dealing only amounted to the darkest days in the history of our franchise. If you gave him the benefit of the doubt and tons of rope there's no reason to not at least give Canales a season to show us something.