Mr. Scot

The norm for the NFL right now is hiring young offensive guys, not retreads.

Matt Rhule was the best sales pitch last time. How'd that work out? Being able to sell yourself as being good is not the same as actually being good.

And then yet again fell for the sales pitch from the big name.

There's a fair amount of chatter from reliable sources that he's already won the starting job for next year. Whether that's true or not though (and I'm not a big believer) what he's shown is that he can effectively run what's known to be a pretty quarterback friendly system, and it didn't really take him much time to pick it up. The 49ers have seen Lance in not only the few games he's played but in a couple of years worth of practices. If the stories about him not being able to pick up that same offense despite having much more time to do so are true, that's a huge red flag.

The successful ones all started out as unknowns that someone took a chance on. I'd much rather find the next Sean McVay than the next Miami version of Jimmy Johnson.

The notion that just because he was successful somewhere else he'll be equally successful here is one of the biggest fallacies in sports.

Falling for the big name in the media again rather than being patient and looking objectively at all the options would pretty much cement for me that he's too stupid to be a successful owner.

I hope he's not dumb enough to pull that sh-t again.

@CPantherKing desperately craves attention and apparently thinks trolling a football message board is a good way to get it. He's been coming here for years doing the same pathetic sh-t. You'd think at some point he'd outgrow it and get a life but I guess not. Gotta wonder how old he is.

No thanks. I like being married...and alive

Don't know what they had in mind with that alignment, but whatever it was didn't work.

That's a huge mistake

Looking like it's over

I've hated that model since long before Rhule, honestly. Any one guy going unchecked can go really wrong, really fast. Tepper has stated after the Rhule experience, he wouldn't have a full control head coach again.

It's too big a job for one man. That's why there are so few of them anymore. Hell, we just spent three years under a full control coach.

Having a full control coach is a bad idea these days.

I know people didn't want us to interview him, but Dan Quinn knows how to call a defense.

Losing Pollard is a big deal

Re: Payton Yeah...big no to that

And that looked bad for Prescott

That looked bad for Pollard

That was dumb

To be fair, that XP was blocked.

There is much screaming going on in my house