Mr. Scot

Oy Look guys, I know everyone likes to throw their tinfoil hat on when it comes to this one, but the reality is they just flat beat us. Our coaches were morons when it came to that game.

Murray's contract provision required he do his homework for 4 hours a week. How the hell hard is it to watch film for 4 hours a week? Especially when you're getting paid that kind of money. I mean sh-t, Luke probably watched a couple hours a day.

It was. He shuffled his feet to get himself in a better position to make the throw so that he wasn't going across his body. Noticed it when I first watched the clip...

Damn, that football snaps off Corral's hand in a blink...

I can't recall seeing anything like that reported.

The Cardinal are looking like Clowns right now.

That's not really new though... There have always been people who accomplish a lot but don't feel the need to brag about it, even though some others are smart enough to see it. Likewise, there have also been people who accomplish relatively little but trumpet every tiny achievement as if it were a boon for all mankind to whomever will listen. And of course, people who are gullible enough to take their word. Social media has certainly given the second group of people a larger platform, but they already existed and have for pretty much as long as anyone can remember.

Oh, I agree wholeheartedly with this idea

Tweet doesn't say either way.

Yeah...not sounding good...

Don't really find it hard to believe. Lord knows there have been rumors the Seahawks were ready to trade Wilson for years.

A bit of history... Our current GM was still with the Seahawks at the time. Man, how different would things have been if that 2018 trade offer would have been accepted.

Apparently this is a thing now...

To be fair, Mike Tomlin's resumé has earned him a lot more deference than Matt Rhule's has.

Our old friend Schwartz points out an uncomfortable truth...

Some of these are kinda nice...

He hadn't wavered on Marty either though. The thing is, I'm not convinced Tepper actually has a long-term plan of his own. Like the GM that he formerly had faith in, I don't know that he's capable of thinking that far ahead in football terms. It's evidenced by the reality that, as more than one analyst has pointed out, despite talking about Rome not being built in a day, he keeps making moves geared toward trying to build it in a day.

He's definitely posting a lot of content today. Lighting the candle rather than cursing the darkness as the saying goes...

I get that those are his words. I just don't necessarily think his words mean all that much.

People under Jones were the ones who convinced him to hand things over to Bill Parcells back in the early 2000s. It was a smart move on their part, but it ended up backfiring. When Parcells failed to deliver a Super Bowl, Jones took that to mean that his way was just as good as anyone else's. He felt justified in going back to running things just like he had before Parcells came aboard. It's really hard to fight that kind of narcissism.

Wasn't aware you could do that. Nice

No I didn't