SmokinwithWilly

Was listening to a podcast a couple of days ago, can't remember which one, but there was mention of the Panthers and then the salesman. I can only assume they meant SCP.

A pedigree from Baylor or Temple is number 1.

Probably experienced some PTSD with Darnolds hospital balls.

He did, but pulled his hamstring when he did it.

I'm in. Winner should get a nippleshorts fathead.

Eye test says Jordan can't play guard either.

I've wondered for a while if Fitts is drafting the guys he wants or if he's drafting guys to fit Rhule's team building philosophy. It just seems like we're focused on getting the best prospect instead of the best player for what we need.

Wait until one of the other rookie QBs that looked interesting pre draft gets cut and stash them on the PS. If Baker goes down our season is over anyway. No need to bring anyone that is really going to cost anything. We need all the cap space we can to roll over to next year.

I would consider with PJ we're more at 1.5

Good thing he was playing out of position. He's really a guard.

Watching what has happened with Becton has really changed my view on huge linemen at 350 plus lbs. I know how much being 375 made my knees hurt and I wasn't torquing on them near as much as these guys are. That's a lot of weight and leverage on a weak area.

I would have. I prefer a mean streak that you just can't teach and Ikky definitely has that.

I'd have been happy with 2015 if we had a ring

I've never had a problem handing someone the reigns and telling them, if you want to keep it, work for it. To the guy under him, if you want it, take it. It does away with the bullshit and they still drive each other to be better. The ultimate goal is Super Bowl trophy. So 1st or 2nd string, it's all important. Hoisting the Lombardi takes 53 players bringing it all together. Sam pushing Baker is just as important as Baker pushing Sam. We all saw what happened when Wentz went down and Foles led the Eagles to the Super Bowl. Every position is important but the primary focus should always be a ring.

See here’s the thing. If you go back and look at posts from the last 2 years, you’ll find plenty of know it all people who repeatedly knew it before our HC. I’m not saying we could do it all better ourselves, but giving the man a pass on numerous instances of incompetence isn’t being a good fan. It’s merely ignoring the obvious fact that Rhule has made multiple decisions that have hurt this team and eroded faith from the fan base.

1. Letting Cam walk with 1 year remaining following an injury year. While not necessarily an elite starter, he was a better option than... 2. Teddy 2 gloves. Burned a 3rd rd comp pick and paid 60m only to trade him away and eat salary. 3. Bringing in Sam Darnold for a 2nd, 4th and 6th after admitting to watching very little tape 4. PJ. Nuff said 5. SD not playing in preseason last year. He needed the reps. 6. Elfein 7. Irving 8. Crap guards 9. Drafting TMJ instead of a center when we had Paradis 10. Hiring a staff with almost zero nfl experience 11. BC all over the line when we couldn't field a JAG LT. 12. Chinn to FS neutralizing the should be DROY 13. No 3rd qtr adjustments 14. Bullshit camp competition that isn't fooling anyone. 15. Saying he graded all pro LT Slater as a guard not a LT 16. System working 1000% while getting your ass kicked 17. Bringing Cam in mid season and getting some fan passion only to nuke it for Mr. Turnover. That's a start.

We fired an OC that was never qualified to be OC to begin with. See the problem there. But I'm sure there's someone from Baylor or Temple we could have hired no problem.

So he had to be told to go out and give a qualified candidate for OC. Well damn. I bet every other NFL coach has to be told to hire someone who is actually qualified instead of all your buddies from college. This is common fuging sense and should have to be told to a coach entering his 3rd year in the NFL.

Since it was widely reported by multiple sources, I'd say a lot of people believe it.

He went and signed these coaches because he was told he had to or he was getting fired. That's not growth. That's saving your own ass.

Sorry. Matt Rhule has shown absolutely nothing to prove he is a capable NFL head coach.

Don't you dare wish that on my Wolverines. Send him to Ohio State.

I don't disagree with playing with pain, just saying that if it's uncomfortable, I get it. How will that end up for him, likely not well.

Soft tissue injuries are so iffy. It's just hard to trust it unless it feels new. I pulled a hammy that took 3 months to recover from, and about 95% healed I pulled it again. Not saying that's the case but I understand wanting it to feel perfect.