DeAngelo Beason

I dont think it's a stretch to say he's the biggest bust in NFL History.

I don't see any issue with coaching on offense/head coach. We have an utterly incompetent, incapable QB that turns the ball over every chance he gets. I see well drawn up, well designed plays that the QB cannot execute. We do have a coaching problem with the defense. We aren't terribly talented on defense, but we shouldn't be THIS bad. The players are constantly out of position. It's insane. That said, neither Dan Morgan or Canales are responsible for this dumpster fire of a team. It comes down to Tepper. He wanted to keep Evero. He wanted Bryce Young. Those are the two things dragging the organization down.

Not surprised. T Mac was getting wide open, ultra reliable hands, dominating contested catches. He's going to be a star.

His only true assets coming out were accuracy and decision-making. He is inaccurate and makes terrible decisions consistently.

Took 45 minutes to confirm my decision to fish, work, or play golf on Sundays vs watching these bums was the right one. Pathetic.

Also, there is only one BBQ. Eastern NC. It was invented there. It has a certain primal aspect to it. All other BBQ types were created to make it more palatable to children and sugar addicted fatties in the other states that try to ride our coattails and pretend to be southerners, like Texas.

They missed a golden opportunity to serve actual raccoon meat.

The yearly curse of D Line and O Line injuries is alive and well. It's almost comical.

I think our best case is 7 wins. This defense is still an absolute liability. Unless the offense starts putting up 30 a game there's no way we pull off more than 7.

If you go back and read where i said the "face value" of the trade was a win it might make more sense. Hypothetically if we had gotten 3 first round picks for CMC and they had all been busts, you could very easily still make the argument that we got incredible compensation for him and won the trade. Just because the players don't pan out doesn't mean it's not a good trade.

Hard to believe we lost a trade when we have players that actually suit up. Great players can't do great things from the bench. He's fragile as glass.

Then promptly missed an entire season due to injury. And the news out of camp isn't good.

We picked the wrong team, and there's no fixing it. That's why I became a fairweather Chiefs fan.

There's a bizarre fondness the fanbase has for CMC, but I was absolutely thrilled when we got rid of him and still maintain that, at face value, we absolutely fleeced the 49ers on the trade, especially if Bryce Young pans out. They got what we had. Someone who was great in stretches followed by long stretches of injury.

If Thielen is that crucial to Bryce's "development" Bryce doesn't have any developing to do. He just is what he is. We've got an extremely talented receiving corps even without Thielen. No more excuses. Time for Bryce to perform.