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Nice explanation, but I was just messing with you. Thought that would be obvious. I dont have the energy to keep on trolling. Last season I compared our situation with Bryce as a potential Alex Smith, but what we should be looking for is our version of Mahomes. Some people will read that as one sentence, to me that single sentence is equivalent to a half A4 explanationf of the teams pathway forward.

Not hating on Bryce all the time doesn’t mean I think he’s the answer. Saying ‘mostly sucks’ just sounds like you don’t want to commit. Maybe you are the one not having come to terms yet

So much crying. Tiresome. All of you should have had enough time to come to terms with the team picking up his 5th year...

And then next season, they don't play him in pre-season. I don't know, but maybe play the slow starter so he gets going...

Rather cutting decent players than being forced to pick up others teams trash. New approach or just a better GM and moneyman combo. Who knows. I like it.

Seahawks connection - anyone having a take on the person? https://www.pro-football-reference.com/coaches/BeveDa0.htm Glad they did something. But not sure I am glad they did this. Could also have gotten a new OC... so... Acknowledging there is a problem - good. The solution - !?

That was wild. This was the longest song I ever heard.

I think having consistency and keeping most of the unit is key to success and one reason the oline did not fall apart despite all the injuries. Was it 11 different combinations? Have to give credit to the O-line coach also. but... an aging unit, probably mean a higher risk of injuries. So with a unit of 9 players, cant just add vets to the group. Then you probably end up with having to draft multiple players some drafts.

Posted this earlier.. Would be interesting to see the availability for the line compared to other teams. Oline seems to be a concern and should be addressed this off season. Not drafting any oline, even solely for depth, 2024 and 2025 was a mistake.

Agree 100%.

Is it not common to wait with the announcement when the new HC is a DC or OC from one of the SB teams? Typically 2 days after super Bowl? So, if nothing happens within a few days, there is one clear candidate that they want and Evero stays here.

Nothing strange with that. Half of that list are about to hit or surpass the median American male lifespan.

Brady Christensen... Last game of 2022, broke his ankle. First game 2023, tore his bicep week 1 and out rest of season. Played 2024. Played 8 games in 2025 before tearing his achilles tendon. BC: will be 30 and have gotten season ending injuries 3 times. Not saying he should not get a 1 year deal, but, can't rely on him being a starter. Moton: 32, some issues. Hunt: 30, (2-3 games?) injured early and ended season with a new injury. Lewis: 29, some injuries. Corbett: 31, some injuries. Mays: 27, some injuries. Nijman: 30, some injuries other season's. Curhan: 28 (don't know) Zavala: 27, some injuries. Ickey: 26, could have a career ending injury. The team need to get younger at the oline. I asked Chatgpt.com and it listed Panthers to be the 7 oldest starting line during 2025. Even if that wouldn't be 100% correct, the combination of age and injuries should be enough to convince most that OT needs to be addressed during the 2026 draft and probably also C/OG.

With him coming back from an injury? Cheap. Ok. People forget he was a older draft pick. He will be 30 this season. For reference, Moton will be 32.

So... LT is a new big need. Pass rusher... LB, S. When can we take a chance on a QB. Free agency will be interesting.