Davidson Deac II

Which is why I said, he should stay in College. College Coaches having success in the NFL without significant prior NFL experience is exceedingly rare. Last one to do it was Jimmy Johnson I think.

Rhule should never be in the NFL. But he has shown the ability to turn college programs around. Even with today's loss, Nebraska is off to its best start in a long time. It will be interesting to see if he can bring the program back to a championship level if he sticks around for more than a couple of years.

They don't have a number one, which imo could make them harder to defend. 4 guys with 20 plus catches is better than 1 guy with 60 or 70. And most importantly, the run game is averaging 5 ypc or better even if you subtract Ward's scrambles/runs. They can run and pass with the best of them. They just can't stop anyone (well anyone other than Florida) and while they have a good shot at being in the playoffs, they have very little chance of winning because of poor defense.

You could say that about virtually any offense in the NCAA's top programs. Top College programs revolve around the QB just like the NFL does. Some teams probably have better backup qb's than Miami does though. Fwiw, Miami runs the ball well.

Bryce Young did great against the SEC.

Miami's offense is Championship caliber. Most of their struggles are on the offensive side.

I think the mistake the Aints made was that they probably should have just started over again after Brees left. Let go of a lot of the high priced players and rebuild. Not that we are in much of a position to criticize them.

They aren't making it work this year.

I like that fact that Ward has had to work to move himself into consideration for the NFL and hasn't been handed the superstar Mantle from the start. And his ability to remain calm when things aren't going well. He barely even threw the ball in high school. That suggest he has room to grow and learn. And he will need it as after watching him play, he still has a lot to learn. Makes ill advised throws at times and tends to hold the ball too long. Hard to say if he will make it in the NFL, but I feel he has the same chance as any of the others in the draft.

I wasn't complimenting him. If he can't throw from the pocket, he can't play qb in the NFL.

Some believe the timing ensures one of his assistants will automatically get the job and that might have been his intent.

Saints look terrible on offense, but our defense is nowhere near as good as the Broncos.

I have to say that the Broncos defense is definitely out to hit people tonight. Wonder how many bounties are being paid?

He ran to the right, and threw a nice pass downfield. He also threw a decent pass across the middle after stepping up in the pocket. A couple of short completions and a decent scramble. He still can't throw from the pocket other than some short passes to the backs and side outs to the receiver.

I agree. In fact, I would go all the way back to Rhule's first year to see the bad decisions that turned us into one of the worst teams in the league. Cutting Cam even when he only had a year on his contract, then signing Mr Backup Teddy Bridgewater, then running him off. Then trading for Darnold, then Mayfield and watching both of them go away. Then the Young draft pick fiasco. Fwiw, I wish we really did know who was responsible for the decision making. Who decided to make the trade, and who decided to pick Young. Was it Tepper, was it Fitterer, was it Reich, was it some combination of the three? Was it someone else? I mean had they made the trade and they picked Stroud, well all might have been largely forgiven. But it seems to me that even if Tepper didn't make the decisions, at the least he is very very bad at making personnel decisions. Then again, I guess it doesn't really matter. Fitterer and Reich are gone and if it was Tepper, the only hope is that he learns his lesson.

Got it I couldn't help but laugh when people talked Bryce in the Bears game. He threw ok in garbage time until the got in the red zone. But then he failed.

Someone earlier said that if we can't resign him and he walks, we get a comp pick. If true (and I am not sure how that works), then we should keep him around till the end of the year if anyone offers only a 4th.

I doubt anyone is going to give us a first for a guy who is on a one year contract. But if they do and we don't take it and we don't resign him, then the entire front office should be fired. I will add that if we get offered a second and don't take it, then we have to sign him long term.

I am assuming by top of the draft, he meant top five picks or maybe even top 2 or 3 picks. No doubt that you are more likely to get a successful qb in the first round than the later rounds, that is true of all NFL positions. I will see that this appears to the odd year where both of the top 2 qb's picked are playing fairly well, although the #2 looks significantly better than the number 1.

The vast majority of these types of articles are speculation. Writers have to produce content, its what they do. Nothing real to write about, so they put out rumor they heard. Or in some cases, a rumor they started. Fwiw, its possible that they trade Bryce. Its possible that they keep him and don't play him. Its possible that they keep him and do play him.

I just hope that with time and experience, he gets better at being an owner.

Bryce was considered the top prospect when we had the number one pick, so I trust these ratings about as far as I can throw the people that make them.

How about Bryce Young, a conditional 7th, and a 1-year membership to Costco.

Might be easier to get him in a trade than as a free agent. If the front office wants him.

Poppycock, all we have to do is get him together with Hakeem Nicks and we are Superbowl bound.