Mr. Scot

And way less pressure...

I think Greg Olsen could do it but I get the sense he'd rather do what he's already doing.

Looked at the title, thought it said "sell me the Huddle logo" and thought to myself, "Didn't know we had one"

Nor would you. That's called being professional.

But only one win...

Hence why someone like Alex Van Pelt can be a good coach. Steve Smith? Not so much

Yeah. I think most of us would probably like to be in that role. I'm sure I could be terrible at something in return for millions of dollars.

It's not that hard to believe. I've seen plenty of draft classes not produce any great quarterbacks, even ones that were thought to be good.

Person confirmed that the quarterback decisions were all made by Rhule.

I'm speaking in generalities.

I get that, but if I had to choose between the two I'd rather have the smart personnel people than I would the advantageous draft position. Having the right people drafting is a good thing regardless of where you are. Having the top draft pick though means a whole lot less if your personnel people don't know what they're doing.

That depends pretty heavily on the team. Some teams could draft #1 overall and still pick a bust. Others can draft at #32 and find a superstar.

Not sure anybody beats Chase Daniel on that front.

I would say this, historically speaking... I've seen a lot of cases over the years where players supported their interim coach getting the full-time job. Can't say I remember many of them succeeding. Certainly there have been a few, but more often than not it's an uphill battle that ends in failure. Wilks could be one of those rare exceptions, but they're rare for a reason.

Well here's an actual trade, but it's not us...

There's an argument to be made there...

Are we there yet?

For reference...

Hadn't heard that. Weird. I wouldn't be surprised if Wilks asked him though.

Anyone else thinking back to that Saints fan replacement ref? Putting stuff out there on social media certainly showed that guy wasn't the sharpest knife in the drawer

Chudzinski previously worked as a tight ends coach, if I recall correctly. That'd be an option too. (ditto Freddie Kitchens, I think)

Whatever you think of the story, I don't really think too many people had any complaints about the officiating this past Sunday.

There was discussion about the time Daviyon Nixon was waived about whether he or Hoskins deserved to stick around more. Possible the team could bring Hoskins back to the practice squad now that they've elevated Hayes, I suppose.

The explanation, according to Tom Pelissero...

I saw that and kinda wondered the same thing. Right now we seem to be in the business of acquiring picks rather than giving them up, but you never know.