ForJimmy

Coaching/Schemes can really help OL. It how the Pats develop solid lines with late round picks. It’s why we need a new coach and scheme…

This season is over anyway for us. At least we know Gonzalez can be our kicker of the future.

The Lions play better than we do.

Zappe just had another hell of a game for WKU. I wish we had our damn 2nd round pick… I think he might climb up boards.

Ugh that would be terrible. He doesn’t need to be drafting our future QB on a final year chance. Plus he won’t play our young OL. I mean we had a player register a 0 on PFF and he would give Brown a chance…

IF he is the pick, I hope it’s by a new staff. One that will also address the OL situation.

He is currently flying under the radar IMO

I don’t think so. He only negative seems to be his hands and limited athletic ability playing one more game won’t change that. He has done all he can do playing at the college level. One bad injury and he could drop…

I thought Herbert got drafted before our pick?

The fifth year option blows my mind. The picks are tough to overcome, but that 18.5 million is devastating.

He is definitely a bit of a question mark. He needs roster control to fully do his job. It’s hard to tell if Rhule was pushing the Darnold trade or Fitts the way it’s currently set up.

That 2nd we lost from Darnold is going to hurt…

You must have really hurt his ego one day…

I’m not saying it’s smart, but that’s just what I think will happen.

I have a feeling Tepper is waiting until the season is over.

Man if we manage to snag Neal I will be thrilled!

All you have to do is run the ball against his defense. He needs to go too.

I kind of wonder if the players are looking to Cam for guidance vs Rhule and there are some insecurities there. Cam has made it to the Big Game, Cam has been a MVP, Cam is a strong leader who (usually) owns up to his mistakes. If Rhule is losing the respect of his team because they see what we all see, they might be leaning on Cam more which he wouldn’t like.

This is the correct answer IMO.

If you are picking high and the QB you like/need is there you take him. Assuming we are high on one this draft we should do that. Start BC at LT, Moton at RT, give Brown a shot at RG, draft another OL in 4/5th round and sign a FA to piece together something until next offseason. Then you sit back and build your line.

Hell some people are wanting to roll with Darnold next year because our line is terrible. You have to have a QB to compete. If there is one we like we need to try to obtain him. Best case scenario is new coach and new QB next year.

That’s the thing, there is no telling. Howell and Rattler were suppose to top this class. Tua was looking similar to Young early in his college career. It’s a bit of a crap shoot.

I’m doing the opposite. Next time I’m at the grocery store I’m going to be cheering the person bagging groceries on. You’ll see me jumping up and now giving other shoppers high fives, starting chants. “Bag that poo! Bag that poo!”

Whoever picked Moton… You guys are some sick, twisted individuals! (Joking… kind of)

Mac does exactly what his OC wants him to do and does it well to the tune of the number 1 AFC seed right now. Fields has already shown flashes and beautiful deep throws on a terrible team and terrible coach. Available coaches are going to be thrilled to take over Naggy’s job with a raw talent like Fields in place. I mean Lawrence threw 4 INTs against the Titans this past week and no one cares because Meyer isn’t the right coach. Most rookie struggle their first year. Mac is becoming an exception (and I wasn’t high on him).