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Even in the bad games he was making a great play now and then. He just couldn't get in a rhythm sometimes and penalties came at crucial times stalling drives or killing big plays. Of course the defense was always able to maintain their ability to give up their usual 30 plus points. If we got behind by 1 touchdown the offense couldn't overcome it early on. It was just a mess.

I would like to see a mix in the draft. Use FA for defense this coming season. I wouldn't mind a late round wr or te and rb. Maybe an olinemen if it's bpa. I know we need a lot but as they say Rome wasn't built in a day.

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Only 1 all season. 1st in fewest tipped passes is what I heard. So much for his height being an issue.

Should have been on in 2023 it would have been way more entertaining.

So it's imaginary.

Nice recap that pretty much sums it up. Probably could have thrown a drop and a fumble or two in there but why pile on.

He somehow got Young to finally believe in himself. The kid has always been able to play like this. It was when he came here that things went off the rails. Dave somehow got Bryce to forget all of that and be who he is with some minor adjustments here and there.

Aren't you guys the same people that thought Diontae Johnson was worth a 1st round pick?

Thomas Brown may start getting a rep as a qb killer.

Had you sweating for a moment there didn't it? I was.

The law of averages says they will improve the defense to a level above what it is now, couldn't possibly be worse. Getting enough depth to survive more than a couple of injuries is going to be challenging. As crazy as it sounds Canales not only has the challenge of improving the offensive output and increasing his win total, now there's a full season of tape on it and Young. So in theory the offense could be worse. Yay.

I'm a little hesitant. What's it going to cost and is he a team guy when things aren't going well?

To be fair, every qb struggles with a good blitz especially rookies. That's a good way to ruin a rookie qb as history has taught us.

No we're not. Until that defense breaks into the top 15 this team will be up and down next season. You cannot expect them to win every shootout and defenses will catch onto Canales scheme and Youngs tendencies. Getting to .500 next year will be a good season from where I sit. FA and the draft will have a lot to do with my confidence in that.

Let's put it this way, if he can double his win total from this season I will become a believer.

If they can catch and hold onto the damn ball I don't care if they find them at Walmart.

That's a bit of some high expectations for Brown and his impact after returningfrom injury. It's pretty easy to double team one guy when you don't have to worry about the rest of the line. He's lived that for almost his entire career here. He needs his Rucker type partner in crime. A'Shawn is good but he's nearing the end of his run and it would be beneficial to have a better plan going forward.

Nice breakdown. Helps you understand the concepts Dave is running and how far Young has progressed. Gives you some hope that he just might be getting it.

Where the hell did pick 45 come from?

Jerry should keep him and get a qb. Their biggest problem is the qb.

I watched the interview on nfl network and couldn't believe what I had just heard with the man sitting in on the conference call. That's some cold stuff right there.

I'm suddenly in the mood for some Blue Oyster Cult.

I would not mind getting that wr Lance from ND State.

I told you these small college players shouldn't be overlooked. There some receivers there worth taking a shot with.