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FutureDynasty

By FutureDynasty,
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Should we trade Kelvin Benjamin for a 3rd or 4th round draft pick?  

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  1. 1. Should we trade Kelvin Benjamin for a 3rd or 4th round draft pick?

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2 minutes ago, stbugs said:

Shula called the screen pass that lost us the game, correct? Cam made a couple great throws to get us in the game, again, just hope Cam wins it for us. If talent was an issue, then we couldn't hang with 3 of the top 5 teams in the NFL. That's just nonsense.

It amazes me that you can watch the craptastic read options plays that fail every time and think our OC is creative and good in any way shape or form. We just do so many bad things that IMHO overshadow the amazing plays we make that are because of our talent.

This!!! Coaching has cost us more games than folks on here want to admit. 

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9 minutes ago, stbugs said:

Shula called the screen pass that lost us the game, correct? Cam made a couple great throws to get us in the game, again, just hope Cam wins it for us. If talent was an issue, then we couldn't hang with 3 of the top 5 teams in the NFL. That's just nonsense.

It amazes me that you can watch the craptastic read options plays that fail every time and think our OC is creative and good in any way shape or form. We just do so many bad things that IMHO overshadow the amazing plays we make that are because of our talent.

So when a play is executed good it is the players and when executed poorly it is Shula? 

Cleveland Browns can hang with teams, the Jets can....almost any team in the NFL can hang.  Teams that win consistently have the talent edge. 

Our offensive talent is greatly overrated around here IMO. Ginn for example is our best overall weapon at WR and most teams wouldn't let him on a field.  We are wasting Cam's good years acting like we giving him good enough talent.  2015 was a miracle season.  Cast around Cam was never good.  Shula schemed it up to max protect Cam and defenses sat back.  Nothing more.  Now they attack he weak OL we protected all last season 

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