DaveThePanther2008

I wouldn't say no. It would benefit both teams. Speculation yes but very interesting.

1. I will be watching every episode. 2. I don't find it fluffy at all. I think they point out, especially about D'Mo is he knows what it takes to play. One point Rucker or Moose made was you can have all the traits and still not be able to play and not be a prototype player but can play. This will help weeding through the draft and free agency. When March 13 comes we should be watching who we bring in. Tough and smart. They reminded us we went from 1-15 to the Super Bowl in 2 seasons. So why not a repeat. This got me excited about what could be possible. 3. I love hearing from all these guys. I'd like them to add Olsen, Jake and Gross.

I wonder what the legalities are on this. His title was Head Coach and was removed as HC. Unless he signed off on the consultant position. I don't see where you can basically fire a guy from a position but try to keep him with a new title without his permission. Seattle is sneaky like that though.

Chark was speed but he did literally nothing for us. We have speedy guys but they can't get open. i attribute that to poor route running. I personally don't believe we put alot of emphasis on route running. I hear what you are saying but there has to be a happy medium in there somewhere.

If we can score points on a regular basis that would be a win. Get top 5 in 2025 would really help this team move on from the disaster we've had since Fitterer was here.

This very well might be the reason. I can't accept that a line that was supposed to be a strength going into 2023 all of a sudden can't block anyone. The more I hear is Young was getting input from a thousand direction and got him all messed up. Hopefully, Canales will get this straight and our line goes back to being a decent O-Line.

I just hope these guys are innovative. It is crazy to watch us run plays that are outdated and easy to defend. It's frustrating to watch other teams run some pretty cool plays, and I am not talking gadget plays only, and we run a vanilla offense. I look forward to Canales getting our O-Line straight with the players we already have and draft a couple of weapons for Young. He sorely needs them.

This is what I am looking for in a receiver this year. I could care less if he is the faster WR in the group or not. If he can run a great route and get separation, I'll take it. I'm tired of the big receivers that can't get open and when they do, they can't seem to catch the ball. Young would have a ton of more success if we didn't have so many drops.

A small break is expected but if Young is truly concerned about his deficiencies than he should be working on them soon. If he's not, he's probably working on what to do when he becomes one of the most overrated busts in recent memory.

There were some statements not long after Reich was fired with Olsen's name being mentioned as a head coach. That's a bit too much. However, Olsen is from a football family. I believe his dad is a HOF in NJ sports but, at minimum, he was a highly regarded coach. There is no doubt in my mind that Greg could be a great coach. I would love to see him on the staff in some capacity along with Kuechly.

This IMO is the best move. Get some picks for him as we are in desperate need of draft capital. I agree, I would rather put the money on these guys who have proven game in and game out they are studs. I am still baffled about this move. You trade away arguably the best offensive weapon in the NFL for literally nothing. No offense to DJ Johnson. We then keep a player we could have used those two first round draft picks to get Young without giving up our 2024 draft pick and DJ Moore. This could have been used to trade down and fill so many gaps including a top tier DE.

If he made it to the trade deadline without injury, I would deal him in a heartbeat for a 1st.

Most definitely for a 1st or 2nd. Maybe a 3rd and a 4th or 5th. Otherwise, as you said, ride with it.

It has to be an upward movement. He can't interview for a DC job with another team unless we give him permission. Canales should keep him. This allows him to focus on what he knows best and that's offense. He can let Evero run the defense and take a big burden off his shoulders. Plus keeping him for 2 seasons gives us 2 third round picks if he is signed away as a head coach. That would definitely help with the 2025 draft.

You mean Roger Goodell's picks. lol

From you point of view.

I'm watching a stream that is a bit behind everyone else. Sorry DUDE

The first one not the last one.

EVERY FREAKING GAME. KC GETS A FLAG TO HELP THEM OUT. SUCH B.S.

A flag against the offense? Impossible. I have seen some bad calls that favored one team (ie. New England) but the refs have taken it to another level when it comes to KC. KC is a Goodell favorite.

Agreed. I can't thinkof one player we drafted with those picks that made an impact. We were stupid enough to take 2nds instead of 1st round picks.

I think we should draft a WR. Mingo and Theilen would IMO be the only ones I would keep. TMJ is a bust. I want a WR that's fast but is smart and can run routes. A great example is Puka Nacau. What a great find in Round 5. Speaking of which. We need to hit on some lower round prospects. I don't think we've had a good hit on a lower round since Andrew Norwell.

Absolutely, I would make sure my staff knew that if they break the chain of command they will be fired immediately. This isn't the military but anytime you have some below you and going above you creates discontent. Tepper should know this more than anyone. He's the owner but has no clue on how to run a football team.

I think it is a pretty sure thing he's staying. We turned down Jacksonville to let him coach their defense. I know Morgan was hired at the time but I don't think it matters. Unless Seattle nabs him for HC he'll be here in 2024.

The things that give me optimism is Morgan and Canales have background together. Both are fairly young and have a young QB to work with. If they turn around Young, we have a GM and head coach that will be here for his entire career. We have a pretty good defense and given some points to defend we might win a couple because of a good defense. The more I hear Reich was not really onboard with Young and I think it affected the way he ran the team. Tepper didn't like it and he gone before his 1st season. So I am of the belief that Young will be given another shot. I don't think Campen, or our offensive line is as bad as we think. It just blows my mind that 2022 our O-line was making holes, and we had a pretty decent running game. 2023 rolls around and our O-line looked like a mediocre college team. I am betting it was the scheme and not the personnel. The best thing I like about Canales is "Innovative" keeps showing up in conversations about him. I'm tired of seeing 6 plays run over and over again.