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Agreed. I'm not bothered by this.

They (the Bozemans) just seemed a little too eager to ingratiate themselves with the big dogs at the top.

This one might help with part of that. Gives us probably the best zone OC in the draft and covers a few other issues as well. Probably could have inserted an OG in there instead of that extra RB or TE.

The fact that we're contemplating giving burns a$25+mil a year contract for his half assery while we sit and wait on the absolute dawg that is Luvu doesn't make me feel good . Get him locked up, guys.

Y'all think maybe Bozeman was one of the rats in the locker room?

They had the worst run game in the league the year before he got there, too. They eventually got better, but he had them climbing out of a hole that were pretty deep in already.

Sedrick van pran Granger is probably the best suited OC in the draft for zone and he will likely be there for our second pick. Get our WR with the first pick then get van pran and then come back and get Wiley or Jermaine Burton or whoever is the best pass catcher there.

Fowler's doing some speculating here. Nothing more.

That's why I wait and see. That's why I hope and believe that it will all be better. It was a fugged up situation BY stepped into. He didn't stand a chance. No one would have. We were making it up as we went along and none of the guys defining the offense were on the same page with each other. One voice next year rather than a bunch of voices. One direction. One philosophy. One offense that will actually be based on what we have rather than spontaneously pulling an offense out of a dozen asses and hoping that the people we have can do the poo that we threw on the wall.

Well, that's one way of looking at it. We choose the perspective.

And one thing about Tepper, he's made some bad decisions, but he's learned to bounce from an idea when it doesn't work and try something very different. At some point something has to stick, right?

New HC. New GM that might be his own man with a vested interest in returning the team back to the keep pounding days. . New guy handling contracts from a good program. Lots of talent at skill positions in the draft. We're in a position to do better.

Good

If chinn has any value and a market, you trade him. We sure haven't been able to ever find out how to get anything out of that athletic tweener. Oh yeah...he's not a panther anymore. Good.

Part of me would feel guilty for not getting Evero anyone for the D, but we are in desperate need of help in offense.

There's about 5-6 RBs available at any point during the draft that would be just as helpful and would be cheaper and last a hell of a lot longer.

I feel good about the potential. Everything else is wait and see for me. There's going to have to be a learning curve.

No FA skill players, especially offensive playmakers. Use that money on the interior OL. Use the draft for the playmakers.

I hope these guys can get it right. I don't trust them with trades yet. Baby steps. I think with the trade capital we have all we would be able to afford are bandaids. As much as we can we need to stay in the shallow water...at least for the first year.

Today I'm finding myself in need or prune juice. That's my day.

Don't trade for anyone. Not this year. Trade down in. The draft to get a couple more picks. That's it. FAs sould be IoLs. Get your skill guys in the draft.

I love it. Best chance we've got of getting back to a place of respect is for him and Canales to work out and I think both are the right guys for the job. You all better hope it works out because if it doesn't we're probably never going to get there. We won't have another chance other than now to feel ok about the team if we fall on our face again. Might as well try to jump on the hope wagon while it's new and the wheels haven't fallen off.

What's it to you if people have hope? Does it hurt you or somehow negatively effect you? You want someone telling you what to do or how to feel about the team? You're doing no one a service by trying to get them to stop.

I used simplicity lawn tractors for 20 years cutting 8 rough and hilly acres. Tough and reliable. Had them for 10 years before we started having any major issues.