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Here's where being a firsthand witness to Fitterer's downfall might pay off

Throw the bag at Dawn Staley

Cliff did us a solid and is leaving gracefully. Respect.

I'm sure he's not wrong but he's got a lot of nerve.

I stand corrected. Ron did a good job with the team culture

I can't give him off the field after the tie nonsense

This is a must watch for any fan. The most he's ever said on his career. It's nice to see the guy speaking and living freely now.

I think he's right that Luke would have stuck it out for longer if they had their poo together. Probably best for him that they didn't.

Recently I'd go with Chinn's back-to-back TDs in Minnesota

Cam was the high point of this franchise and I'll never fully forgive them for wasting our window with him.

Best for everyone I think. His coaching days are done but I like keeping him around as a consultant.

Still one of the finest looking spirals I've ever seen

We're talking about defenses crowding the box last year though. Could be because they don't think Bryce can throw it, or they saw our origami offensive line, or they knew our bozo coaches weren't calling deep balls, or maybe the league isn't afraid of DJ Chark. We don't know how much each part played into it. It could be any or all of it. I admit I checked out as the season went on so I could have just missed them, but I don't remember many plays falling apart because Bryce underthrew. We're mostly going off the fact that we avoided going deep but I have a hard time running with the narrative that they were working around Bryce's arm when everything that staff did was inept and nonsensical.

We can’t assess that in a vacuum. Defenses don’t care how strong his arm is if the protection and receivers can’t support the deep ball.

We know teams do controlled leaks through these media guys. Look at the NBA with Woj and Shams. Otherwise they'll just find an inside source. Better to atleast control the narrative yourself. I think the calculated leaks from the Panthers are too obvious though. During the push for Watson I remember convenient rumors going around that sounded like they came straight from Tepper's mouth

a bag of grass seed in the basement of BoA marked "for Christian Pulisic only"

A QB we let go just got a $100m dollar deal after one season with Canales

"Going through the motions" is spot on but I think that was because he was a rookie expected to lead a dumpster fire with clueless coaches, not a lack of caring. All he had to go off was prior knowledge. Looked mechanical like he was back in QB camp, but in a bad way because the scheme and personnel weren't doing him any favors. But yeah I need to see some fire from Bryce now. More of the emotional moments we saw last year. Rookie grace period is over and his college accomplishments are firmly in the rearview. His work ethic was hyped up as much as the processing. I'll be excited if he hits camp like he's got something to prove.

Wanted to be the man. Now's his chance.

I figured. Morgan was signaling pretty hard that we wanted to keep him.

I'd rather a TE in that case. Really don't like adding a third RB when Sanders isn't playing up to his contract yet.

The return on Burns sucks but going all in on the o-line makes sense to me. If that group's finally strong then next season is our definitive look at what Young is capable of. If he continues to struggle then we've already rolled out of the red carpet for his replacement. The defense has been thoroughly gutted though and that worries me.

In the end Tepper got taken by metrics yet again. Rhule conned him out $60 million talking analytics and it was wrap for Stroud when that test score came back. Pray he's learned that football doesn't work like the the stock market.

So now you're mad that she's not talking about football? Concerts and events are the kind of extracurricular bs I would expect her to be on. Who cares

With all of our needs on offense I can't imagine a scenario where a quarterback is BoPA