How different are we than last year?

[kungfoodude]

2 minutes ago, jfra78 said:

I think some of the things they had to do last year to mask the inefficiencies at LT last season hurt the rest of the Line. 

It's certainly possible but I guess the question is whether we will have to do the same to mask the interior of the line. We'll have our first look in a couple of days. Oakland was similar to us, generated lots of sacks but overall a poor defense. They could certainly test our OL.

[Basbear]

21 hours ago, kungfoodude said:

You really think we will be better??? That is a bold statement. 

Yes. Like many of the players last year, the OL tuned out the coach. They just didnt much care and didnt play as 5 for 1. Paradis should be better, you can not get worse than 32 out of 32(yea seen the one play brown). Trai Turner lookin like grimace, John Miller should be close to his play with less than half his pay. Having Okung should be the biggest difference between 2019. A broken Williams and rookies Daley/Little at LT was unjust to the team/QB. I like the depth too- Larson, Little, Scott, Schofield, and Reed (Each has starting exp).

Not a top 12 group, just better than 2019 and ends up in the 16-22 range overall. Going to use my eyes, not PFF or some other terrible rankings. Teddy should help too, no matter the Cam lovers opinion, he held the ball too long and couldnt even rely the plays in the huddle at times. 

[Snake]

On 9/9/2020 at 2:39 PM, kungfoodude said:

I am curious to see how this cap retraction works out. Technically, we are set up to weather that storm fairly easily. 

It will be interesting to see if the league bails out the "favored franchises" that might end up in serious trouble if the cap retracts significantly. We could turn this around very quickly with a franchise QB pick and cap breathing room.

The cap is a myth to favorite franchises. NO will buy more and so will TB, NE,GB, Dal, and so on. 

[Snake]

On 9/9/2020 at 3:13 PM, thefuzz said:

It was a partial teardown, the type that keeps you around 7-9 on good years, and 4-12 on "unlucky" years.

We started tearing it down, and got scared, so we started to build it up, but we lack talent, so now we are just hoping for the best....which is rarely good.

I've been almost 100% against the moves of this franchise for the last 3 years, and while I want the team to do well, I have lost so much faith in this organization.  The ineptitude at the top is just scary.

Um... If this wasn't a tear down to you then I don't want to see one. We are basically an expansion team this year we have so many new players. 

[Mister]

Better coaching and Robby Anderson . No Kyle Allen  and we got Derek brown and  kk short back so Jacobs will not be plowing us up the middle all day . 

[The Huddler]

On 9/8/2020 at 2:07 PM, run-run-pass-punt said:

Just like life, it's best to make peace with the unknown. Always exciting.

wow so deep and philisophical