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They have the second worst OL in the league behind the Giants from what I've seen. Their pass protection is practically non-existent. One of the reasons I'm so down on Bryce is because of what I'm watching Howell do with even worse OL protection, granted he does have an elite receiver in McLaurin.

The two longest white dots were dropped balls that would've been TDs. It doesn't show up on a stat sheet but it still makes the D respect your ability to go deep. Howell is a top five deep ball thrower in the NFL right NOW.

Well, Daniel Jones is terrible and the Giants have the worst OL in the league. Purdy is a system guy surrounded by elite talent. Hurts chucked two 40+ and completed two 25+. You don't have to air it out all game long. We saw the heating Cam took with Shula trying to do that. But offense is a lot easier if you establish a viable vertical threat and without it you better have elite weapons with a QB that has elite accuracy and anticipation. Maybe Bryce could do that with the right supporting cast in the right system but it's going to be very difficult to recreate what the Niners and Dolphins have built.

His bro brah poo grates on me but the guy understands his demographic. The sports media demographic and the bro brah demographic Venn diagram has a lot of overlap. He's a helluva lot better than the Skip Bayless/Stephen A Smith/Jim Rome/Colin Cowherd ilk. With that said, other than clips posted here I don't really pay any attention to any of them.

Trying to find a green dot past 20 yards on a Bryce Young passing chart.

Unfortunately, the diagnosis suggests euthanasia.

He wasn't hand selected by David Tepper. But he's very clearly the best head coach we've had under Tepper and honestly I'm including Ron in that group.

Worst record in the league. Worst stretch in franchise history. No more mediocrity indeed. Thanks Tepper! You did it! Rescued us from that dreaded empty hope of mediocrity by turning us into a hopeless doormat.

Not a big McAfee fan but that was all pretty much spot on.

Let the hate flow through you. I've only been a "homer" about the Heels players who I thought were actually elite NFL prospects.

The Chargers and underperforming kinda go hand in hand. But yeah, Herbert is starting to show why the Oregon coaches didn't trust him. One of my big hangups with him as a prospect was that in the clutch they took the ball out of his hands. They were a running team almost exclusively when the chips were down. It always made me go hmmm... what do they know that we don't?

Oof. You blew it, Herbert.

Dak leaves the TD pass hanging just out of reach. Cowboys settle for a FG. Chargers will get it down 3 at the 25 with 2:19 to go and all three timeouts. Let's see it Herbert.

It does feel like about time for a Dak pick.

Doesn't matter. TD. Well designed play. Dude could t have possibly been more open

If Herbert throws that ball in time it's a walk in TD. Instead it's 4th and goal from the 1.

That was not holding. Refs missed that. Cowboys dropped what might have been a pick six.

Jesus, Herbert. He's wide ass open.

Let's see what Herbert and the Chargers have. That was a big time drive by Dak and the Cowboys.

Yeah it was. Pollard too. Through a shade over three quarters Dak has clearly outplayed Herbert tonight. Still nearly a full quarter to go though.

There are a handful of good OLs in the NFL and everyone else is varying levels of ass. Overall, OL play is pretty much terrible in the NFL right now. The Giants and Commanders are probably the two worst.

Herbert has made a handful of really good plays but overall he's just looked off tonight.

Gallup begging for a flag but just catch the damn ball, man.

You're throwing good money after bad at this point my man. Sunk cost and all that.

I'm on record of hating Herbert as a prospect based on how he was used at Oregon. Those coaches did not trust him. Meanwhile, the "interception machine" has 6 TDs to 1 INT over the past 3 games.