Mr. Scot

Wouldn't even call it that, honestly. It's just a level-headed approach, but amidst a "torches and pitchforks" mentality it ends up looking like positivity. Kudos to the OP

Don't think so.

Another angle...

Well, if we're using Dante as a template, nine.

Here ya go... Mind you, those may not be the only changes.

Good news for subscribers...

Noticed that. Huge contrast from Ron Rivera who never blamed himself or any of the coaches for anything.

A couple of other "positives"...

I'll just try this in here because it's as good a place as any... Week 1 always tends to have its fair share of illusions. Week 2 often exposes those for what they are. Are the Cowboys really that good? Are the Giants really that bad? Is something wrong with the Steelers? What about the Chiefs? Are the Lions for real? Are the Rams back to being winners? Have the Bears improved at all? As the soap opera narrator used to say, these and many more questions will be answered next week. I'll definitely be watching closely to see where the corrections happen.

It's...one...game

I'd actually like to see Tremble tried at fullback

I love play action on 4th and short

There are people pining for the leadership of Marty Hurney right now. We may have officially reached The Ninth Circle of Dumb

Disagree on TE unless it's for depth. I think Hurst is fine as a starter.