falconlynx

Absolutely not. Stop wasting time on more failure retreads. We already have one.

This approach makes way too much sense.

Judging by the other thread, there’s going to be a lot of folks upset when Darnold is the starter next year. And it will be even worse when he looks like he’s progressed. Never will admit they are wrong and will continue looking for the next top 10 rookie QB bust.

Well said. You get it!

This is what I always say.

Ahhh you beat me on the negative callout. Good eye.

There’s the downer we were waiting for. Made it to 10 pages! That’s a record I bet.

Wilkes was the head coach here in an interim capacity. That’s what made it weird.

Cya Brady!

Definitely didn’t leave a good feeling in my confidence of him. Must win game with a 14-0 lead and the team blew it.

Would love to see a blowout Bucs loss. Their time competing for the NFC South needs to be done.

Games like today are why you try to make the playoffs no matter what

I like him. Former players, especially good ones, always get a plus from me.

I think Christian wanted to go to SF more. Nothing else makes sense.

Too early for the ND TE at #9. I like this plan if can get him a little later.

I like, and could expect, everything here except QB at 9. We can get a good one later.

Definitely two of the best college football players ever!

This stood out to me, and the fact Darnold was running for his life right after the snap 1/3 of the plays because of abysmal interior line play.

Lots of hate around here: Wilks hired as HC and most coaches retained including McAdoo who showed great progress once Darnold started. Darnold signed to a 2 year 20 million deal. Draft BPA at #9 who is hopefully an edge rusher or stud WR. Get a receiving TE in the second. Draft a falling QB in the 3rd. Restructure Shaq, re-sign Boseman and Foreman for 2 year deals, and extend Burns long-term. Win an even weaker division easily.

Great point here on the not having leads. I can only remember the Lions game this year where he had a sizable lead and he feasted.

I’ve only seen half the Saints game so far, but from the film, he’s running for his life the moment Brady Christensen gets hurt and is replaced by Michael Jordan. Tough to have a good day behind a line giving up interior pressure like that every play.

Not a loser. We were one close game away from missing the playoffs. Hopefully this year taught some of our young core how to win tough games.

Who else gave him so much time to throw? We had a pathetic pass rush today outside of a few sacks.

Really well said and I’m in agreement.

Yes, now we can all happily tank together. Anyone doing it before today was a loser.