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I know most people here just box score watch but man what Slowik was doing year 1 made Stroud’s life so easy. He was scheming guys wide open. I thought he was well on his way to becoming a HC Then year 2 happened Stroud looked really good year 1 because that situation was a great spot for any QB to be in. The longer this plays out and we’re seeing Stroud struggle with pressure while still having a top 5-10 WR1 I have no doubt in my mind had we drafted him instead of Young it would’ve played out the same way We’re seeing just how important situation and coaching matters when it comes to Stroud. If the Texans ever decide to move on from him he’ll be someone that will have no shortage of options. You put him in a good spot like Tampa and he’d go off

Hooker was a 2023 3rd round draft pick that one of the best draft evaluation teams in the past five years(who would have thought that would be said) bailed on after two offseasons(he was recovering an an ACL tear all of 2023). That ain't a good sign.

That's the coach I wanted well above Reich. He and Stroud would probably be pretty good together

Unfortunately that's what's available out there right now. Sure hope Dan Morgan is learning something.

A good bit of it, yes. Denver couldn't get out of their own way for 2.5 quarters and then had an outlier explosion of good fortune that some folks swear was a sign that God/fate/Demaryius Thomas himself from beyond the grave intervened because they scored 33 points and DT was 33 when he died.

I watched him play there. It had nothing to do with "fit." He was just incapable of making NFL throws.

If you are talking about how a huge salary would impact the team’s ability to build with quality players, due to the financial burden it imposes, I am in unqualified agreement If you mean because the pressure of justifying it affects his performance, I would not swallow that pill unquestionably. He was in NYC which is the nastiest and more pressure packed media market in the league, and just won’t face the same ‘blood in the water’ viciousness in Indianapolis (or here). I thought I knew that guy was a good gamble to be rehabbed.and wished we had open minded people making the calls here.

It's less of an uphill battle to build a redemption story when you have the physical tools. He also has a playoff win. Honestly amuses me to see people downplaying him considering what we've become accustomed to at QB over the course of 37 games.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BaWr-0Fd5D8

hes a product of the system granted you have to have some baseline talent which he has but he has good coaching there dont think he would do as good elsewhere

I'll take Jones on a prove it deal but start talking average QB pay and it's probably going to end closer to how it did in NY. They can spend that extra 20 million elsewhere. And he did play well on his prove it year there too, that's how he got his extension he couldn't live up to. Some guys are better in that range before their own pay strangles what gives them their best chance at succeeding. His coaching looks good too but I would still be mighty careful with the extension they are probably looking at for him.

DM needs to get Rico under contract before the end of the season.

They run the ball a lot, 30 times a game on average and Allen is averaging 240 yards a game. They are leaning heavily on the run game and play action passing. Their defense is really weak against the run and strong against the pass. Run the ball effectively and make it a low possession game with a low score to have a chance to win late.

Add Daniel Jones to a growing list of redemption stories including Darnold and Baker. Ironically he could have been picked up by anyone

Did you watch the Broncos vs Jets?

Desmond Ridder? you should be banned just for this

I think the Bills will be desperate to keep pace with the Patriots and Josh Allen is about to go off. Their defense sucks so we do have a chance to run the ball and take a few shots downfield. I just have a bad feeling it will be a blowout though. what say you?

Dude came back after this hit that broke a couple ribs, then got hit again to break a few more, and came back again. Pure dawg. Still threw for 268

Good for him. I never thought he was a bad play caller but whom ever decision it was between him and Rhule to Jettison Bridgewater after 1 season with an offense that performed above expectations is one of the reasons why they are both collecting paychecks in other places.

And now Brady calls plays for Buffalo. He became the Buffalo QB coach in 22 Buffalo with Josh Allen runs the ball 30 times a game and works off play action and roll outs.

Yeah and somehow his next career journeyman got him fired the very next season. Robby never came close to a 1000 yards in his career after that, neither did Samuel. Moore was the only one able to duplicate his numbers in following seasons.