Mr. Scot

Not hot... Just bad

Read that a little while ago but hadn't commented on it yet. Nice job

Not that it would have mattered...

Well, if we only talked about things that worked and/or went right for this team, there wouldn't be a whole lot of discussion to be had

Just as several thought they would...

FYI @MHS831, you might turn out to be right...

Just extended him this past February...

So apparently you can transfer twice...

His next tweet says the 49ers are holding a tryout for Colin Kaepernick, so I'm gonna say yeah

Guessing we'll find out within the next two hours or so...

Valid. To be clear, you don't have to be the next Andrew Luck. You just have to be able to play at a high level in the NFL. And the reality is that most of the guys who are drafted this year won't live up to that description. And yes, that could very easily include guys drafted in the first round. (it frequently does)

Having Kyle Shanahan rather than having Matt Rhule helps too

Power struggle with the head coach...

Haven't seen any indication of that yet

I think 4:00 p.m. today is the deadline

Don't really imagine that being a problem. He's not the type. Hell, the guy worked under Matt Rhule

I'm not for firing Fitterer, but I wouldn't mind adding Robinson to our front office. From The Athletic (link) Robinson is the only general manger in franchise history to oversee six consecutive winning seasons. Tennessee earned playoff berths in four of the past five seasons. The Titans advanced to the 2019 AFC Championship game, compiled consecutive AFC South titles the past two seasons and earned the AFC’s No. 1 seed last season. Since Robinson took over in 2016, the Titans have the ninth-best overall winning percentage (.606) and fifth-best winning percentage in divisional games (.667). The team's statement basically indicates they think he's done a good job, just not good enough (i.e. no Super Bowls). Probably some internal politics and stuff there too. There just about always is.

Looked up Robinson's resumé to see if he had any connections here. He does, and it's a longstanding one. Robinson and personnel guy Pat Stewart spent about a decade working together in New England. They were there during some of the Patriots best years.

Possible, but they've been a pretty good team during his tenure. Cowden was formerly part of the Panthers organization and he's had GM interviews before. Guess now they'll get to see what he can do.

That's outta left field

This, sadly, is a valid point

Uuuhhh...yeah

That particular illustration would work a lot better with Scot McCloughan than Scott Fitterer.

I would. So would Schefter. Since we know the release was done at his request, I'm going to guess he talked to his agent to try engage what level of interest there would be before going with it.