Mr. Scot

The correct response was "We can dig it"

I've had a busier week than I was expecting so I haven't reviewed All 22 yet. Still hoping to but my sister in law has been having some health issues and she needs Lady Cowboy Fan and me to help take her to doctors and stuff. Also got grandson's soccer practice coming up. Believe it or not, I'm trying to help coach him. (what I know about soccer wouldn't fill a Post-It note)

I think that sort of thing is way more common at the college level. Position switches aren't all that unusual there because some guys are still kind of finding themselves and their natural positions. By the time you get to the pros, though? Yeah, you should generally know where you're playing.

More than one person has stated that Elflein isn't as bad as the fans think he is. And as long as he's playing center, that's probably true. The problem is that he also isn't as good as Matt Rhule seems to think he is.

For the record, Browns DC Joe Woods is a guy whose name appears on a lot of early lists of potential head coaching candidates for next season.

He may indeed, but this is still not something you want to hear.

Fitterer didn't draft Gross-Matos.

The whole "find a guy who's good at something and then switch him to doing something else" thing does seem to be a little bit of a trend

Honestly, at this point Ellis is pretty busy. He's got a regular radio gig and he's also doing some pregame work with Clemson. I highly recommend his Twitter.

I doubt the Seahawks would have traded Wilson to a division rival, but the feelings about him in Seattle since his departure seem to be summed up in this old song by Roy Clark...

I've never been a huge Gross-Matos fan, honestly. He shows flashes once ia while but generally just doesn't look like a consistent starter.

Absolutely. Let him review the organization top to bottom and listen to his recommendations.

I was never clear whether Peters dropped out or just didn't make the cut. I know the Niners offered him a raise and the Assistant GM title. Throw in that being GM of the 49ers is his dream job (some say he's actually the real GM anyway). Either way, he and Lynch are under some pretty heavy scrutiny with Trey Lance underperforming after what they gave up to draft him. Ed Dodds definitely dropped out. He wasn't willing to take the job without full control.

So I know... Ellis doesn't just have good info on his 1 Panther Place Twitter. His film and game breakdowns are top notch.

This is John Ellis's podcast, and I can guarantee you they won't just cover "obvious" stuff. Ellis is always worth a listen.

Chinn's effectiveness went way down when he was switched to full time safety.

You mean like a "sideline penalty"?

Jones is actually letting his son Stephen do some of the GM type stuff these days, and unlike his dad he actually seems to know sh-t.

If you keep Fitterer, he and Morgan are likely picking the next coach. If you clean house, then both the new GM and the new coach will be chosen by David Tepper and whatever sycophant he brings along to tell him how smart and wise and right he is.

Wait...this is for real?

I've long believed he'll be the next head coach of the Cowboys. And if he turns them into a winner, well...then my football life is going to hell in a handbasket

Sorry, I can't see it

It's also the flipside of Ron Rivera's philosophy which was not to worry too much about the offensive line because we had a mobile quarterback