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Better options around him too. Another Evero guy...like asking what's wrong with Scott...

Not starting a new thread with it.... but here are NFL execs ranking the NFC teams https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/6592419/2025/09/03/nfc-rankings-eagles-packers-cowboys-lions-executives/

He did literally nothing to warrant us going into this season with him as a bonafide starter. We didn’t even attempt to improve over him.

His ego was never gonna allow that

That’s a good decision. I think Brown will have a bigger impact than Parsons. Without Brown, Parsons would have been a JAG, and an injured one at that. Backs don’t usually get better in this game. He may go to Green Bay and be great, or he could fade into injury obscurity.

Not this...

He’s going in to Year 2. What is your issue with him? What are the other options? Develop who you draft.

I can't wait for this game. I do worry about the outcome, though. We're going to learn a lot about things very quickly.

I was going to suggest an empty stomach- no sense throwing up good food.

I don’t see how Young will ever be worth what we gave up. The 2024 QB class at a glance already seems miles ahead of 2023’s and we gave up the 1st overall pick in 2024. We gave up Jalen Carter when we needed DL help. We gave up DJ Moore and 2 more 2nd round picks. Young may end up being OK but he’s not going to be a top 5 elite QB. Fitterer fuged everything all up by not trading Burns, CMC, Moore and others in 2022 to tank as hard as we could to get pick 1 or 2 so we only used 1 pick for the QB and still had 3 more firsts (GB offered pick 15 in 2023 for Moore) and a second and not lost any of “our” picks.

Meh. Not great.

I love how our name was attached to every single big trade this offseason, and we signed nobody.

Yeah Arvell Reese could be awesome. Both Harold Perkins (especially) and Whit Weeks out of LSU looked great as well out of the gate. Early look at 2026 shows some interesting skill position guys, but the OT and LB class look like the ones to take advantage of. Good news for us.

the Bucs have been strong on 3rd down the last 2 seasons. So, signs point that it might not be exclusively tied to either of the coaches....and more to do to with the constant (the players/Baker). But overall, the Bucs offense was better under Cohen than Canales. Trevor was hurt last year, Etienne was hurt last. Trevor been banged up the last 2 years. I don't think the Jags O is "good" but it has the potential to be a lot more explosive than ours IMO. Trevor got that dumb/aggressive tendency to his play style (double edged sword).

I didn't realize princely switched from 33 to 3. Saw the other number changes.

Oh man these stink

Our entire off season condensed to 8 words!

Sean Gilbert lol. I agree.

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so it needs pinned even less, you mean

Would not be worth Brown and two firsts especially after we just drafted two edge rushers at 51 and 77. Maybe Scourton a first and a second but the Cowboys wanted interior line. It is also a move for a team trying to break into elite super bowl contender status and that is not us even w/ Micah. Keep those draft picks and keep hoping Bryce develops into a franchise qb.

I wouldn't have. And while I'm certainly not one to credit Jerry Jones and the Cowboys with making all that many intelligent decisions, this deal still gives me the vibe of one of those where a star gets big money right before having an unforseen (and sometimes sudden) decline.

Jags scored 18.8 PPG last year we scored 20.1 Overall YPG they had 306.2 we had 298. The gap for that difference was in the passing game. While we ran the ball better than them they averaged 204.5 passing YPG while we averaged 187.5.

Have seen those stories... I wouldn't have been on board with that.

Wish we had just drafted this dude.