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That's the size of it, but the haters are reveling in his misery. I never thought that I'd see the day, but this is the Huddle. His number of reps has been a joke, and the protection today was awful. He was rattled, which was an understandable conclusion.

FIFY

Based off playing our 4th stringers, he looked pretty good.

The line was abysmal.

He's seeing real people with white on in the pocket.

Wow.

These idiots are blind.

I don't know ow what's more frustrating, how Rhule has handled Corral, or some of these comments.

We wanted him with the first, or at least the second string. Not too much you can do when someone is basically in your face.

PJ ain't gonna win us poo.

Barno

It's starters going against second and third stringers. Come on, man.

Slye doing Slye things.

Not tonight, man, today. 1pm EST according to Google.

The Jets are almost looking cursed. I would hate to be a Jets fan.

You do realize that his best year was arguably the one without Nuk? 2020 was the one that really got everyone hot and bothered. Not even sexual assault accusations could cool some FOs off.

I'm pretty sure that I saw something fairly recently which said we have one of the better postseason win percentages. That's something.

Mine too, just in the opposite order.

Doesn't matter. Hurney is gone.

Not really, but even if you want to say that, it's only been that way for the last couple of seasons. Neither Brady, Brees or Ryan were jokes, or their organizations, really. Maybe Atlanta...but that's it (and of course us, but the reality met the expectations last season). Once Cam went down, we were done. Now, who knows? But we have talent, and possibly a franchise QB, so that's something.

Who's to say that he didn't? You have to know that there's only so much you can know before you actually take control of something that isn't yours, especially something with as many dynamics as an NFL franchise. Plans change and evolve. Everyone must learn and adapt on the fly at times. If you look critically, you can see that realization in the Panthers franchise over the last couple of years.

That's fine, if you want to look at it that way. As you know, not everyone is the same, nor are the circumstances (like the fact that though playing in basically a trash division, the Bill's finally start really turning it around until Brady left). We've had some pretty good QBs and teams in general to deal with on a yearly basis). We have an owner who has owned the team barely four years who decided to hire his guy, from the NCAA, who has only been here two seasons (one of which was tainted by Covid-19). I don't think it's unreasonable to give the coach and the owner another season or so to prove themselves, particularly if it looks like the team has at least improved on paper. It's not unreasonable at all. And, sure, as time goes on, and more of a track record is laid bare, then it will be more appropriate to develop more definitive opinions and even draw conclusions. I don't know what else to tell you.

At least five to seven years. They haven't even been to a Super Bowl.

Darnold has had four years to get his act together. If a QB hasn't proven that he can be a starting QB after starting for four years, he probably isn't a starting QB (most QBs don't even get that long). But that same time length is not the standard for judging whether or not someone is a good owner.

This isn't even about politics, and I laugh at the thought that I am demonizing anyone. I am not mad at Tepper, he's just playing the game. Now if you want to talk politics, I can discuss it, but there's no need to because most of the time people aren't honest. The fact is that Tepper doesn't need any public money to build his facility or benefit the community in which he puts it. FYI: Trickle-down economics has been a failure, as evidenced by a decreasing middle-class and increasing working-class, despite American productivity gradually accelerating and growing (record growth) over my lifetime. Americans are working harder than ever before, but haven't seen the benefits because, unlike 1950s America, the fat cats are taking hundreds and thousands more of the cut than they used to at their workers expense. And another thing, Corporations are not people and shouldn't be treated as such. Plutocrats, corporate welfare, and outright corruption are the bane of human existence and that's why things like homelessness, lack of heath care, fires and floods are increasing, and it's also why America is divided as ever. Just the way I see it. You can miss me with trickle-down economics or anything akin to it.