
Mr. Scot
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Seriously though, what's your updated opinion on Carr?
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Understood, just disagree...
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Agreed. You're a poo poo head
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Reminder: If Irsay would have had his way, Jeff Saturday would still be coaching the Colts. The Athletic story from Zac Keefer detailing the dysfunction of that franchise last year is something to read.
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Quick FYI
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Well we decided to do was basically start over. As far as the trades and such, we likely don't get to the number one spot without them. Throw in that fair or not, Wilks appears to be in danger of getting fired from his DC job.
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See, I'd actually favor moving Ickey to LG, trying Moton at LT and plugging someone else in at right tackle. I just don't have any confidence that's going to happen because we've been crying to try Moton at LT for years now and the most we got was like a part of a game from Rivera.
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Against poor teams... Said earlier the Tampa game where Mike Evans literally scored on the same play repeatedly pretty much sealed his fate. Wasn't a fan of keeping Al Holcomb as DC either.
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I get it but that's where I gotta disagree. You can't get rid of a guy that quick, especially someone out of rookie contract.
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Don't think I torched you (and sorry if you felt I did) but I still don't buy the argument that Wilks would have turned things around.
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I don't want to trade Ekwonu either. I just want to move him.
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Because he actually does work in our current scheme and we've already got enough rebuilding to do without making it worse.
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I don't wanna trade Moton. Christensen at LT is definitely an option but I don't know that it's the best long term option.
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You sure about that? Might wanna recheck who I wanted us to draft...
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The protection problems make it extremely hard to properly evaluate him.
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Best answer I could give to that honestly is this... If you were to ask me who was the better quarterback between Joe Montana and Dan Marino, I'd say Dan Marino. But ask me (or anyone, honestly) who had the better career, pretty much everybody is going to say Montana. The difference, of course, was the teams around them. That's where we have to look as well...
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The question is self-awareness. Bad bosses tend not to know they're bad bosses.
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You could make a pretty good argument that he looked decent yesterday...minus a couple of absolute killer plays. But then you can't rightly take those plays out of the equation, so...
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O can't get there without knowing for certain where Tepper stood in this. If he's meddling, he's got no business firing anybody, But even if he didn't, I have so little trust in him that I wouldn't want him making so much as one more decision.