Mr. Scot

If the GM would have drafted Jimmy Clausen, would you have blemed the coaches for him not becoming a superstar?

FYI...

Going back to the article, Wilks described himself in the lawsuit as “stuck with an unready rookie quarterback drafted by [Keim] contrary to Mr. Wilks’ suggestion.”

Or like Olivia Dunne is using it

He's stated he didn't want Rosen. Who else he might have wanted, unknown. Bottom line for me: I don't know if Steve Wilks will be a great head coach. I'm not set on giving him another year. I'll give that another look when the season is over. Two things I do know? Steve Keim is a sh-tty GM, and Michael Bidwill is just as sh-tty an owner as his dad was. And yeah, I think the Cardinals failed to give Wilks a fair shot. Is that because they were racist? I don't know, but as mentioned they're lousy at football.

Plot twist...

I like Maye a lot, but that was dumb.

Just saw that...

Dang. Hell of a pass...

They picked Josh Rosen.

Exactly the kind of response I predicted. (which tells me you're probably sh-tposting... like usual)

No argument. He's not good.

Keim is a shitty GM. Likewise, Bidwill is generally listed among the worst owners in the league. As to Wilks, it's an element of his lawsuit so it'll be brought up in court. Kinda doubt he'd put himself in that situation without something to back it up.

Side Note: Klubnik looks like he's thirty

I'd be good with it.

That last playcall was monkey sh-t.

Perhaps, but independent of any opinions about Wilks, Steve Keim is a sh-t GM.

Damn, Maye is good.

Fun for me: My stepson is a huge UNC fan. Lady Cowboy Fan is a Clemson homer. (so id my grandson... because his grandma is)

From the article... Wilks says that he wanted to trade up to draft Josh Allen...

Saw that. Yeah, that was pretty bad.

Damn...Klubnik

Benched

After last year, that phrase makes me cringe

Rather than search the Huddle, I'll just give you this. PFT: Wilks, Horton join Flores lawsuit Wilks alleges that the Cardinals hired him as a “bridge coach” without giving him a meaningful chance to succeed. Wilks points out that he had to operate without a General Manager “during a critical time of the preseason” (Steve Keim had been suspended following a DUI) and Wilks was “stuck with an unready rookie quarterback drafted by [Keim] contrary to Mr. Wilks’ suggestion.” (Wilks says that he wanted to trade up to draft Josh Allen in 2018, not Josh Rosen.) As I'm pretty sure was mentioned previously, this is part of a lawsuit. That means it would be subject to court testimony under oath, so unless You think Wilks is prepared to perjure himself, it looks kinda true.