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Who knows with Lane Kiffin. I honestly wouldn't want to go from college where I have full control and at a program like LSU where I have a major resources advantage and an gobble upbekife recruits to the NFL where I'm going to be reporting to a GM with roster control and a more level playing field.

If you say so

That's been happening to general quarterback discussion going back about thirty years

reading the room is not your specialty is it?

No, I mean you literally have to pass a physical. There is no sense in signing him until he is healthy. Otherwise you are literally paying a guy that is likely to never play a game that season. That happens to players under previous contract, not unsigned/free agent players. Look at the Lions and their recent attempt to bring Frank Ragnow back. He couldn't pass the physical.

You don't connect the mod admonition that all Bryce discussion stay in the pinned thread as having anything to do with that? But hell, even with those rules we get new Bryce threads during games. The notion of a "Bryce brigade" seems a tad exaggerated to me. There might be three or four guys in that crop...and I'm probably being generous. So you genuinely believe the "Bryce brigade" is the reason why that doesn't happen? Eeehh, not so sure that theory holds up Hell, I started a thread that only said I expected Bryce to get his fifth year option now. It wasn't the only topic though, and even what I did say wasn't implying that he should. Who do you think is extending that discussion?

We throw mud at the wall for TEs and what has that gotten us? At least we finally gave up on the Ian Thomas experiment. I've been asking for a first or second round TE since the 2018 draft.

the ralph nader line is over to your right but really I cannot imagine someone not having a strong feeling about bryce 40ish games in at this point

D been better than the O on the season. I mean, I know it isn’t popular to say as everyone been dreaming about Evero leaving.

Would depend on whether or not they thought he would recover, contract size, if he had any other suitors, and what, if any value he could bring by recovery time. I wouldn't see it being a likely approach, but for the right price, maybe a shot. And by right price I mean cheap. If BC doesn't think he's gonna get any other offers after his recovery, maybe he'd take a 2 year, vet min deal. Some pretty terrible tackles get offers every year with guarantees and get cut. If you have the cap space to gamble, it could be a cheap cost, moderate reward. A lot of things would have to be in play to do something like that and language can be written into any deal. But hell, we drafted a RB in the 2nd round that couldn't pass a physical. Stranger things have happened.

Has it really come to that? Bryce lovers vs Bryce haters? I don't love him or hate him so what am I? Is there an Independent party?

I don't think he will just get Rooney Rule interviews "just because." There has to be some level of at least passing interest.

Lol, too early. I've been tinkering with mocks for a month now.

Rivera is more of a fanciful thought than anything else That said, I do think there's at least a half decent chance we have a different defensive coordinator next season, and there's more than one possibility as to how that might happen.

Don't know that he would, but it's an interesting thought. Person also said there's zero chance of Canales giving up his playcalling duties. But OC isn't necessarily the only job that might be available, especially if some of the current staff have other opportunities (or even simply aren't under contract). Lots of guys who lose head coaching jobs work their way back up from the bottom.

You have to figure that at the very least, he's going to get Rooney Rule interviews, possibly several. And again, all it takes is for one team to like him

fug the Cowboys is your answer.

I'm not sure they look at his draft status at all. As a fan, we think that happens. I honestly don't feel it's happening here at all. He is the obvious best QB on the roster. If they can continue to develop him to where his poor performances would pretty much be the exception....then I can see why they want him. When he is on point, he makes amazing throws, even for a man his size. His ability to make plays off platform is fantastic. I am with you, his poor performances are beyond frustrating. He is so incredibly clutch, I still find myself astonished with what he does in the clutch. 2 TD'S off 4th downs is badges, regardless of the physical talent.

I mean....why would someone sign a player to a contract that can't pass a physical? That would nullify the contract.

I don't think it is very likely. We will see. I wouldn't be exactly distraught if he was to leave.

I don't see a scenario where we win enough games to get a wildcard spot but not enough to win the division so I view any team's games besides our and the Bucs to be irrelevant. Sure there's some statistical longshots but I'm not gonna worry about any of those. If it happens and we get in via wildcard I'll take it, but just gotta focus on winning the rest of our division games. Seahawks game would be nice too for some cushion if the Bucs drop one then we could split our series.

We're the masters of our own destiny at this point. To get in we have to win the NFCS. Winning out is all that matters for now. Control what we can.

He could. HC is more about leadership than designing schemes. He's gotten the defense to really overachieve this year. I could see that being very appealing, especially to some places where underachieving has become the norm, like the Raydahs.

Ron is an older version of DC. He was always slow to make any changes, especially on offense. Painful as it is to remember, we ran the exact same offense in SB50 without making changes and Denver wiped the floor with us because they knew exactly what was coming. DC needs to be either the HC or OC, he's shown he really can't be both.