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Both. Keep in mind the buck does ultimately stop with Rhule, although the efforts are collaborative. He has jettisoned a lot of guys that he brought in that didn't work out. I was surprised about Teddy but moreso because I thought the contract would be an issue to dump. I think he will pull the pin on Darnold just as quickly. Like I said, he may make a lot of mistakes early in his career but he is possibly the most decisive coach we have ever had when it comes to changing direction on a player decision.

Still a lot quicker to change that our previous coaches. I think Rhule struggles with some of the initial decisions but he seems pretty decisive when things aren't going well. He definitely doesn't seem sentimental.

I am not sure really what to think. They piled up injury prone player after injury prone player this offseason but that wasn't the case in 2020. I guess we need to wait until 2022 offseason to figure out if this is a trend.

Well he basically has next to no NFL experience. I think these interactions help this staff learn, as well. Remember that Rivera had to dig into some of his coaching mentors and he had tons of NFL experience.

Yeah, he was pretty quick to jettison one of "his" guys in Whitehead. Rhule seems to make a lot of mistakes with personnel early in his career but he is pretty quick to rectify them. That really does make some of the poor choices easy to stomach. Rivera would have kept Whitehead around for 3-4 seasons before finally giving up.

Very interested in Hernandez. I liked him coming out of UTEP.

This discussion needs to be about where the Scott Fitterer statue is going to be erected. We got something FOR him????

Thompson is worlds better than Thomas.

I think Thompson is a safe bet to make the roster. He actually played well for us in spurts last season.

Yeah, that is the writing on the wall.

I would just plain cut him at the 53. He isn't worth keeping around if he can't get healthy. It's been his reputation already.

I mean, I told them I thought it was metal in my eye. Then they did the flourescent dye and saw it was just a scratch. That was when they asked if it was a sexual partner. Until you told your story, I just assumed that guy was fuging weird. How many people come in with sexual eye injuries?

I think Bynes was that guy.

I honestly figured this was just inevitable. Maybe he doesn't get cut this round but I can't understand the logic to keeping a guy that hasn't played or practiced basically this entire camp. Plus....I mean the vaccine thing makes it easier from a team standpoint.

Similar. I have a lot of Tinderbox dopes on there from when they kept bringing their trash to the main board a while back. I keep stocking it with non-Panthers fans or fake fans like iamhubby and glenwo. How do you come to a board and pretend to be a fan of another team? So strange.

I had an unexplained scratched cornea and went to the ER thinking it was metal in my eye(had two OSHA injuries involving that prior) and they basically said something similar. Is this some new fetish I am unaware of?? Some Three Stooges cosplay?

Well, some of our starting OL are backups too.

Herron hucks his guy pretty well too. Edit: Eh, maybe not that well. Looks like his guy just lets up.

That would have been 22 pages of the in game thread.

I think you are underestimating how bad he was with the Jets. They are both gunslingers. Minshew is part of this newer generation of gunslingers that take care of the ball a lot better. Darnold seems to lean more old school. Lots of talent, lots of dumb. We will see which wins out.

I was told the Lord works in mysterious ways.

I don't think he is one we could even afford to cut.