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He probably turned it down

Honestly this could be a good thing. If he is persuading our staff who to draft and what to do maybe his frustration will be a wake up call. This is pretty much all we can hope for at this point.

I swear Saban pays the refs

Man Alabama’s QB has come a long way this season.

I was looking at 2025 if we do a full reset. This year need OL and weapons to better evaluate the offense.

They have a lot more NIL money now, 2025 recruiting class looks better so yeah I’m sure he will work the portal. I’m not a Prime fan, I just see a lot of people even in Tennessee buy into his hype. On a side note I low key want to see what his son can do with an OL in case we do a full reset in 2025…

That’s worse than the Cotchery catch but they will rule it a catch…

If he can get his son a good OL he will be a top pick.

If he isn’t projected to go high he could just stay and take his $5 plus mill NIL money. He would compete with Sanders for the top pick in 2025.

Corral is still available, but he is no where near even Fields level.

Yeah that’s how you miss out on players like Stroud. You always draft the player not the school.

Stroud is one out of five total OSU QBs drafted in the first round. The OSU QB thing is nonsense.

We played the Falcons well at Atlanta. If Ridder starts, I could see us beating them in Charlotte.

Yeah maybe a trade, but he is cheap and very good. No way they cut that kind of cheap talent. Man if we could get a good GM and they were trading Howell, it would be tempting as hell.

No way in hell they cut him. We should be all over that poo, but no way in hell that happens. You have a 5th round rookie leading the league in passing yards and you think a team would cut that?

Odd season to hate on Goff. He is having an off game but all QBs do.

I've seen Young run into sacks many times. Just saying PFF at the time said the Commanders didn't have an OL below 60 in pass rating. We were working with some 20s and a 19 in some games including last. But even with all of that Howell is playing at a great level. Young is getting sacked and struggling. There is the difference.

https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-sam-howell-washington-commanders-sacks There are some "stats" on how Howell is creating a lot of his own sacks. It's from back in October so maybe some things have changed. He is young and still learning, but people are painting a picture like he is a one man show over there in Washington. Sacks are a quarterback stat as much as they are an offensive line stat, and Howell is contributing to that number in a major way. Washington’s offensive line isn’t an elite unit, but it isn't the current problem. Outside of Week 6, Washington has started the same five offensive linemen each week, and not one has a pass-blocking grade lower than 60.0. Here’s the breakdown of who has been responsible for the 34 sacks: Sam Howell 15 Offensive Line 12 Other 7 Not only is Howell creating his own pressure, but he’s also turning offensive line-allowed pressure into sacks at an unsustainable rate. He currently leads the league with a 33.7% pressure-to-sack percentage. The league-high rate last season was 30.8%.

Once again we will have people who will swear by these stats because it sides with their views, and people who question it because it doesn't. If you find yourself questioning the Bryce throws to open WRs chart, and not this one or like the Bryce to open WRs chart and questioning this one you might have an agenda. Both will have some truths to them, and both will have issues.

I've noticed in the games Corbett plays he is the one twisting around and communicating with Young before the snap.

I'm kind of on the same boat. It looks bad this year, but everything on offense does. If he struggles next year with better weapons/protection then I'm more than ok with moving on. I'm in favor of not getting too attached/defensive of a player, but also not overreacting/writing off too early. We are stuck regardless so we might as well sit and wait...

If Bryce can get Fitt and Reich fired plus deliver us someone like Sanders in 25 with an actual GM and HC that know what they are doing then that may make all of this worth it. We need a HARD reset in 25 if we continue down this road.

That's really all I am saying. Dalton's game wasn't that great. Reich/Fitt and company have completely screwed this whole thing up. Part of that is picking Young over Stroud to go with this terrible scheme and terrible roster.