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I’ve been to two and it was horrible. Vikings fans aren’t much better tbh. From what I can tell Seahawks fans have calmed down a lot from around 10 years ago

1. Cowboys-No explanation needed. 2. Rest of NFC South equally. If I had to pick I would say Falcons. 3. Eagles- Both of the games I have attended there the fans were so horrible. The fan base is so ridiculously misbehaved, I’ve never seen such immaturity. 4- Lions- I have cousins in Michigan that grew up Lions fans and they are some of the most obnoxious people I have ever met, as are all of their Lions buddies. The NFL has been lucky that Detroit has been in the cellar for its eternity. 5. Tie between Bears and Vikings. Both act like Steelers, Cowboys, Niners fans do with nostalgia and legendary seasons but neither have ever really had them. They act like they each won 5 super bowls in previous decades but never accomplished poo outside of Chicago in 85.

I gained a lot of confidence in Curhan this week. Also, Nijman has been doing much better this year. With that said, I’m still glad these guys are back. But we don’t have to pull the alarm if one of those guys have to step in later on

I’m fine with it considering we never found one of those Rivers/Manning/Brady/Brees types from that era. Our best QB only threw for 4,000 once. And our Passing TD record is from a traveling vet that played here 27 years ago. Rugby style football is our DNA

You left out a guy that I would watch. Davis Mills while CJ Stroud is out. He struggled a little against the Broncos defense (who wouldn’t) and had not been practicing with the 1s. He has been considered by some to be one of the best back ups in the league. I would also watch out for Mac Jones. He’s doing really well with a very injury ridden team. He seems to be going down the Darnold path.

I mean if you go look at his career, it’s pretty congruent with what I would expect from Bryce.

If they didn’t have Rico, Canales would just do what he did the first two weeks and beginning of the season last year. Go 4 or 5 wide and throw 5-7 yards down the field. Think about the Arizona game.

Hey, it’s Doug Flutie…. I mean Bryce Young

He’s the new Andy this year. I don’t think Dalton goes back in if something happens to Bryce. His contract be damned.

Took Mike White like 12 days to take his job and get a spot on the active roster

I would really like to get Arden Key as a rotational edge with the rookies and Wonnum. If Phillips went for a 3rd we could get him for a 5th. Solid depth and rotational player. I have seen people saying somebody should offer us a 2nd for Chuba which I would be fine with if somebody wanted to overpay like that, otherwise keep him as back up. I also wouldn’t be mad if Dan wanted to get somebody else at LB other than Claudin Cherelus. Day 3 pick level guy. But I wouldn’t trade away anything higher than a 5th round pick. I think it’s a good opportunity to stack up a couple depth pieces, but don’t go on a shopping spree.

Same thing as the hit on Bryce. Was it technically a penalty? No. Contact was made before he went out of bounds. HOWEVER- Do the exact same thing to Patrick Mahomes and see how many games you miss.

Canales is in the middle of the most critical point of his Panthers tenure: The 2nd half of the 2nd season. Looking back here is how the other head coaches performed to this point and how their time here pivoted. Dom Capers First 26 Games: 13-13 2nd Half of 2nd Season: (1996) won final 7 games to win division, took Panthers to NFC Championship Game. Final Record/Accomplishments: 30-34; NFC West Division Title-1996 George Seifert First 26 Games: 12-14 2nd Half of 2nd Season: (2000) Finished 3-3 with mixed results in games; finished 1-15 the following season. Final Record/Accomplishments: 16-32; None. John Fox First 26 Games: 15-11 2nd Half of 2nd Season: (2003) corrected the season after a strong start and mid-year stumble to win division, Won NFC Championship Game. Final Record/Accomplishments: 73-71; (1) Conference Championship; (3) Playoff Appearances; (2) Division Titles. Ron Rivera First 26 Games: 8-18 2nd Half of 2nd Season: (2012) Won 5/6 remaining games; finished 12-4 following season and won division. Final Record/Accomplishments: 76-63-1; (1) Conference Championship; (4) Playoff Appearances; (3) Division Titles; (2) COY Awards Matt Rhule First 26 Games: 10-16 2nd Half of 2nd Season: (2021) Lost final 7 games in a row, terminated 5 games into following season. Final Record/Accomplishments: 11-27; None. Dave Canales First 26 Games: 10-16 2nd Half of 2nd Season: TBD Final Record/Accomplishments: TBD The writing was on the wall at the end of Rhule and Seifert’s 2nd season, while Capers, Fox, and Rivera all finished strong and rallied. To be fair, Capers 1997 and 1998 seasons weren’t great, but he was faced with adversity and still managed to leave with at least one successful season...thanks to the second half of his 2nd season.

We must be doing better, I forgot half of these posters existed