joemac

$GME YOLO TO THE MOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOON

Even if its just the GM's secretary at this point LOL.

Yeah, but Caserio is not Belichick. I think we've learned over the years that simply working with BB, and being around BB cannot turn a guy into BB. There is no gaining of knowledge or insight or instinct via osmosis. How many Pats coaches and front office guys have gone on to great success in the NFL? How many have been hired and failed?

You'll get absolutely no argument from me!

LOL how do you know that? Where has it been said that he "was not answering their calls"?

LOL Hell Yes! I think that the Deshaun/Houston ship has sailed, and then sank to the bottom of the ocean. They must trade him or face becoming an even bigger embarrassment than they already are. Houston can say whatever they want to, but Watson is not going to be their QB Week 1 next year.

I say this as unironically as I possibly can. The answer is: God. It seems Easterby and McNair share a deep religious devotion, and Easterby has used this to wrap McNair around his little finger. It does not make logical sense to us, but this seems to be the case.

Well thats the rub, isnt it? Any team that trades for Watson is going to have to give up the farm. There is no trade scenario that does not rape the team that Watson is going to.

I don't know about it being a disaster....thats a little strong. There are growing pains, but it seems we have the right coach, the right OC and hopefully the right GM in place. Rome wasn't built in a day, and all that jazz....

Watson just sent out a tweet a little while ago talking about how important loyalty is to him.

I would imagine that the Texans already know that we are All-In. You have to think our GM and theirs have already discussed this in detail....

Yeah, they've also never been THIS in the red regarding the cap either.

Watson probably would have had close to 5000 yards and 40 TDs in our offense last year.

IDK....I seem to recall Tony Romo saying recently on one of his broadcasts that things like I mentioned are the norm around the NFL.

Ehhhh, IDK - I would imagine most franchise QBs are consulted on at least the offensive guys the front office are looking to bring in. Even if its just a cursory "what do you think about playing with this guy". I don't think its a good idea to give any players Yes/No rights for personnel, but it seems obvious that teams would want the QB's input on offensive players. Also on scheme/OC. Maybe I'm way off, but its seems pretty natural to me.

Yes right now they have negative 80 million in cap space LOL.

Well it damn sure ain't good. They are at the very bottom of the list, 80 million in the red. Thats not good any way you slice it.

TO was a WR not a Hall of Fame caliber QB. Apples and Oranges.

How the hell could the Saints possibly pull that off? They're like 80 million over the cap right now. Wilson makes like 30 mil a year. The numbers make this impossible for them.

How is Hard Knocks any different than All or Nothing? Hard Knocks covers Training Camp, All or Nothing covers the regular season....same premise though.

He already did All or Nothing for Amazon (great show, btw) so I dont see this as much of a stretch.

I think the real shocker here is that AJ McCarron is still on an NFL roster.

I was more speaking towards Houston, not us.

Stop living in the past. Those days are over.