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That really is the truth. Might set the NFC South futility record.

The 57% career completion percentage and 1:1 TD/INT ratio really do indicate that he will not be successful at the next level. He's definitely a guy that needs to stay in school. I wouldn't touch him with a ten foot poll in the first three rounds in the 2023 draft.

Richardson really does scream bust.

Yeah, that is the weirdest criticism of Levis I have heard yet. Rhule....is that you?

Yeah, if he doesn't recover this season, I am gonna be pretty concerned headed into 2023. He needs a 14+ game healthy season here or the future is gonna start looking shaky. He is too good to afford losing easily.

Ah social media BS, it never changes.

Cowboy fans liking Pizza Hut is pretty on brand, TBH.

Isn't that actually illegal in Germany?

But part of that will need to come from having a good OC. It's a lot harder to win in the NFL without a modern NFL offense, which we don't have currently.

Complex situation, TBH. It would be hard to easily fire him if he has a winning record here as a HC(his record, not team record), wins the division and/or makes the playoffs. The players appear to be buying in and it seems like you are gonna further lose some guys after the Rhule fiasco and then this. But then the question is what do you do at QB and OC? Some of that will depend on how those situations look too.

I would love everything about a CLT guy getting to make good here. But.....we are gonna have to come to terms with the fact that it's gonna be tough to contend without a very good OC that is gonna eventually leave. If we can finally make it work out with a defensive coach, I am all for it. But......we've seen this story as Panthers fans quite a bit.

Yeah, I mean there are lots of variables but ultimately we have no real replacement for him so that is something we have to fix. Also, we are pretty light on edge rushers in general. If we were a little more stacked at DE/Edge, I would say heavy consideration

Yeah but you have to replace him with someone of similar or better caliber. That isn't going to come cheaply. The odds of getting someone like that in free agency that isn't aging is limited or would garner a potentially even bigger price tag. If you trade for a guy similar, the price you have to pay probably looks similar to what you gave up. So really the best bet would be to have a pick in the range where you can get another elite DE talent. If that is the case, it's a wise choice.

Well considering we allegedly turned down two first rounders, the FO has a very high value on him.

I really don't think that Baker/locker room thing is a real thing. Even from our teams sources they have indicated that hasn't been true at all. The biggest part that we will struggle with is finding a team that thinks Baker can actually help them win. That will be an even bigger problem with Darnold because I don't think any other team in the NFL believes he is capable of starting and winning an NFL game again.

Yeah, however that isn't the way you go about accomplishing that unless you plan on trading all the wealth of picks you just got to move up and get a guy you like. We probably will be in a position to get a top caliber QB prospect this draft, so there is no reason to get rid of one of your young core players.

Mays seems like he is suited to be a potential as a starter or at least a quality backup. I hope so, anyway. Still need to invest a couple of picks on the OL this offseason again. Build some exceptional depth.

If we could fleece someone like that, I'd put a statue of Fitterer out front. But we did get a pick for Greg Little....

Baker would be much easier to trade because his contract is now smaller. Darnold will be the one that is very difficult to get rid of.

Well we will now. Thanks for the jinx.

How did the autocorrect let that through?? Either way, Brady will need to be a future upgrade. He will be a good backup in the future but he is not suited to being a power blocking OL.

I'd rather have the picks rather than a guy that is probably gonna cost a lot of money in the near future.

Yeah and you can't get rid of elite QB's, LT's or pass rushers unless there is no hope of rectifying the situation. It's just too hard to ever get another one.

Yeah but I also don't think that we are so far away from contending that we need a fire sale. Especially for guys still on rookie deals. Expensive vets I understand.