Khaki Lackey

Fox = Rivera.

I like him a lot. He seems very adaptable which is a breath of fresh air compared to the stubborn, set in their ways coaches that generally get HC jobs. He's innovative but not Chip Kelly "this is so crazy it just might work" innovative.

So the Rams should be wearing dirty white fleece uniforms instead? Brrrrkay.

Well at least now he’s not going to be under a microscope. Other than the entire planet speculating about everything he says or does. I kid because I love.

When we got Darnold, the rap was, “quarterback reclamation projects rarely work out.” While true, there wasn’t a huge sample, data-wise. There was Tannehill and a handful of colossal busts attempting comebacks. Moving forward, I think there are going to be a lot more QB reclamation projects. Fields, Lawrence, and Wilson have been put in truly awful scenarios much like Darnold. After year 3 it might be hard to tell exactly why those guys sucked.(if they continue to suck.) hell, even Teddy B is a reclamation project at this point. To add to that, the whole “first round picks HAVE to start and make an impact immediately” is a relatively new thing. Up until recently, rookie QBs rarely started. The league is probably going to shift back to that if more QBs get ruined early in their careers.

The furry yet scratchy curtain? The Blizzard of Paws? Don’t panic. I’ll come up with something eventually.

I think he’s got plans for Brown and Christensen. He wants them to learn and avoid the rookie wall/injuries. By week 7 they’ll be starting and the line will improve. Mark it.

For reals. Y'all know Fitty Tradeback is going to get us 10+ picks next draft.

If Rhule and Fitty see too much bust potential in the BPA OL, they'll pass on what they feel is a reach for need. Ask Justin Fields. (Not saying Fields is a bust, just that Rhule and Fitts saw something they didn't love)

Give us a "goooooo cats!" Just one. For old time's sake. For me. Seriously. Do it.

I agree. There’s a few things he did with the jets that he still needs to clean up. The not seeing wide open receivers downfield is a concern. He might be going through his reads too quickly as a result of nerves from the horrid Oline play he’s always dealt with. If he can get that fixed and take a little better care of the football, look out, he might evolve into a top tier QB.

He’s not going to have a perfect season, and he’s still capable of improving.

Yep. I’m not picky, and I love trying different foods, but I did the authentic Chinese thing recently….It was not good.

“"Hey, Seahawks fans, I got a message: fug y'all. fug the Seahawks. Keep poundin', bitches” Remeber that from Shaq’s rookie season? I’ve always liked the guy. He’s a Panther through and through.

I don't necessarily disagree, but that take is muy caliente!

Exactly. Thanks for saving me the keystrokes.

I get the feeling that Rhule wants work rookies in slowly and put as little wear on older vets as reasonably achievable….or “coddle” them as some of the dolts around here would say. He seems to play the hell out of the younger vets though.

I think this is an example of people not knowing what a JAG is. He’s not lived up to his draft status and contract until now, but he’s never been JAG.

I think it's the players around him. In 2019, our front 4 (or 3, or whatever the hell we were trying to do that year) was so mediocre that even Luke looked slightly less Luke-like.

Yeah, that last month of the schedule is brutal. It’s going to be portrayed as a collapse, but in reality it will be more of a “coming back down to earth” after playing the world champs twice. I still think we’re a year away from competing with the big boys, but I really like where we are headed and a good season this year is just a bonus to me.

Sounds like a 80's porn star

I’m pretty sure Rivera said it a couple of times. Maybe he got it from Fox.

Yeah, Rivera’s “the season is four quarters” talk always irritated me and made me wonder if it played a factor in the slow starts.

It was a lot farther along in the season, if my memory serves me right. I don't see anything wrong with bringing rookies along slowly. The "throw them into the fire" philosophy often backfires.