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Well we do know that the team has been in touch with Cam since two sundays ago. I think the Darnold injury was icing on the cake to make the move. I don't think this team ever thought that they werent gonna bring in a capable replacement. Knowing that they were talking to Cam two weeks ago, makes me feel like the Barkley signing was to pressure Cam into coming. Make it look like we were going to go in another direction, it's possible (and i dont blame him) Cam was playing hard ball.

You have to admit that the one thing this FO has that we havent seen in the past is the ability to course correct and not be stubborn about our mistakes.

Cam will only have one job, don't turn the ball over. Does that, we are automatically a better team.

Thanks for your input.

Thanks for your input. I am just hoping to get it from the people who were actually in the room.

Thanks for your input. I am just hoping to get it from the people who were actually in the room.

this should now hopefully lead to us understand how the break up happened in the first place..

exciting day today... Joe Brady.... spotlight is on you brother....

when is media allowed on the field again?

this holds true.

alleged info out of NE?

less than 10%

I dont think he starts sunday. However, there is a good portion of the playbook Cam would be familiar with. It's the vernacular that would have to be absorbed and understood.

Poor PJ. Second week in a row where he is slated to start, and then we pull the rug out beneath him. I can't imagine how frustrating that can be as a player in any professional sport.

@Verge anything from your side to weigh in on? Sounds like it's a done deal.

He is already in the stadium.

Reports are out that we have been talking to Cam since the Falcons game. I dont think the team would waste that much effort to give him a psuedo offer. Also, pulling Tepper, Rhule and Drummond into a room for any length of time, IS EXTREMELY EXPENSIVE. So I would dismiss your thought process here.

He and Cam are extremely close.

our own Steve Wilks for a college coach. Go figure.

Kliff Kingsbury is in his third year, and still has 40% (60% of those are starters) of the roster from 2019. What would he say about my last statement exactly? "I almost did that"

If we were to land Cousins and then just invest in an oline the entire offseason... we would be in the playoffs next year. Easily. Kirk is not the problem in Minnesota right now. The only thing is.... could Kirk win with Joe Brady? There is no way Kirk wears purple next year. He is due 45million next year.... and he is cuttable without penalty.

read my first post on page 1.

Well I for sure was one that was hoping. Bummer that he wasnt, because that would have been quite the chess move. However, it appears its not going to work out that way. Not all risks pay off.

The same folks who are saying Rhule is over his head and needs to be fired, are the same who said: 1. Brian Burns is a bust and never willl be a NFL DE 2. Shaq Thompson is a bust 3. Not resigining Curtis Samuel was a mistake 4. Donte Jackson should get cut, he is garbage 5. CMC will never be able to run between the tackles and is just a WR and so much more.... All knowledgeless impatient and emotional comments. There is so much we don't know but we act like we are confucious.

Well we still have year 3. Also, all of our previous coaches had a franchise quarterback. 1. Kerry Collins 2. Jake Delhomme 3. Cam Newton If Rhule gets one this offseason, then I'm sure we are back in the playoffs. This team only has two glaring holes. OL and QB. It's not like Rhule is out there throwing picks himself. Again, the FO tried to shortcut the process, it didnt work out. However, there is no other reason to consider firing him. Tepper is an investor and he is going to monitor his investment.