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Really good pass by Bryce

Tetairoa McMillan arguably did much more with less as a collegiate. Relative to the problems that they played for, and the players that they played with, there is an argument that T-Mac was the better college football player.

It's really unbelievable as much as the owners make. That's one long ass flight with at least one connection. Wow. That seems like a move Tepper would make.

Big ass guys in coach? That's a nightmare for everybody.

DJ probably doesn't want to return to a such a lousy franchise. A contender, like possibly KC if they don't fall completely apart, would be where I'd be trying to go if I were him. Buffalo? Ravens?

I mean, we weren't the only ones considering Legette. He had a strong year. I still say that he likely wouldn't have made it out the second round, and, it may seem trite, but situations and coaching matters. I'm not ready to blame all of Legette's ills on Legette. In light of what has transpired on the field and his modest popularity off the field, I think he's just an easy target. I could be wrong, but I don't believe that he's just some country bumpkin that can't play in the NFL (at least to a WR3 level, at least).

I like and appreciate Baker in a way, but...Fúck Baker!

Ladd was obviously the pick, but we decided to take the big swing. I realize that most here don't see that as an excuse, but I'm just saying that I understand, even if I don't love what it's come to. Teams that are rebuilding from the studs should probably take a more conservative approach.

Now if we can just end the other drought... And I'm not talking LB, Safety or TE for those paying attention.

He said it offhand too. It only works if you don't put up a goose egg though.

At least we signs of the 2025 draft redefining "usual." I hope.

Yeah it hurts. X not living up to expectations also. I sense people are a bit too casual about the supposed starters and their lack of impact in games, but, then again, when life gets you down, you have to pull yourself up off the ground and keep on moving.

Keon Coleman ain't really hitting on too much. He's really a project. We were going receiver first, and that should've been Ladd.

I mean, it was Morgan's experience as the GM. Moreover, several GMs skipped Ladd. Lastly, the only real round that you can expect football-ready players is the first. Ladd should've been the guy on everyone's list (except maybe the Jags').

The man can't even convalesce in peace.

He'd probably be hurt too.

Penix was straight trash Sunday.

Yeah we fuged up the Baker situation royally. Looking at him today, it was just a total fúck up. It wasn't Browns level, but it was a fúck up on several different levels. If Mike Jackson has another solid season (which he has begun), then I think he gets the nod over Harris.

All this is great, but still...Penix was awful---missing wide open receivers left and right. We still may have won the game if he had just been decent, but it's just hard to get too excited. Let's see some continued growth from the rookies, and another good outing and more consistency from the defense in general. If this happens, then excitement may begin to overtake skepticism. We have to beat the Pats, or the raised eyes from the Atlanta beat down will become furrowed with the quickness, and any inkling of goodwill be lost.

I mean, sure it's a valid point, but you must remember that it's an average. Bryce Young had 2.46 seconds to pass on average. The average in general across the league is around 2.5 to 2.9 seconds, meaning that, sure, it was somewhat shorter, but you still take your shots when you can get them, and hopefully connect.

We have at least two receivers that can get vertical. If you're suggesting to me that all our receivers can do is get 10 yards down the field, I reject that notion.

I don't think anyone can say with surety that we are the worst. I would say that there's a good chance that the worst team will come out of the South, but the Titans and Pats are serious threats to anyone that has designs on gambling that someone in the NFCS will end up with the first pick of the draft. I would feel uncomfortable betting that the Panthers are the worst today, but there's still 14 games left to sort it all out.

It means we didn't have an effective vertical passing game today, much like most of our games. Literally, you see the line of scrimmage and the green dots represent completed passes and the white dots are incompletions. These are air yards, not actual production after the catch (if there is any). Not one pass today was completed at least 20 yards down field. There were two passes beyond 20 yards (incompletions), and four in between 10 and 20 yards (two completions). The rest were 10 yards or less, with the bulk of passes being within 5 yards of the line of scrimmage (including the ones [8] behind the LOS). Hopefully you get the picture now.

The team and fans needed a win. Damn all the evaluation, and especially damn Bryce trying to chuck it all over the field to see what we have in him. Hell, I would argue that we already know what we have, and less is more.