Call Me James

I've always assumed the order of firings (if they were to happen mid-season) would go Snow (due to the investment in D), THEN Rhule, and lastly Brady as that would give them a chance to see how he performs as top dog as a young coach.

I think the problem is we said the same thing last year after the Chiefs game. I'm ready for us to get over the hump and win some of these.

He's already signed and guaranteed. He's here unless Rhule and Co aren't and they will be.

Nah, we sucked during CmCs historic year too.

Samboys spent all last week saying smitty was the definitive answer to questions about our play. Now he's not. We've been doing this for years. The truth is we had a great thing when cam was healthy and folks didn't appreciate it in real time. Now they're just looking for anything to latch on to.

Sam has been showing flashes of being a good QB for years. It's on him to put it together.

Let's revisit...

Because projecting confidence is more important than building confidence.

He was terrible. Go gaslight in traffic.

This aged worse

You gotta be kidding me. Get rid of this guy

Two of the most talented QBs he's ever had.

Throw hospital balls smh

Despite what the huddle thought. He clearly hates playing with Sam.

Guys drop balls. It happens.

Dude you're arguing with comes across as a bigot regularly.

He chose to go with Teddy and Darnold. Whatever shortcomings he has as a result is on him.

The huddle likes cam Newton now?

But Cam was better than Sam last season...

Absolutely. We made changes in the off-season to be better. These decisions have to yield better results. From a narrative standpoint, if we lose this game expect things to shift into hotseat talk and WTH were we thinking trading for Sam Darnold. That said, we can win this game.

He's not wrong. The OL Sam's decision making THE DROPS They're all execution issues.

Team has a better chance to win if we distribute the ball among our talent. Dj Moore is a top talent in this league and Robbie is pretty good himself.

The hypocrisy of arguing that it's okay for Gruden to be a jackass and shouldn't be fired, but also arguing its okay for him to fire someone for their personalily isn't lost on me. Y'all have a good evening.

Each team is their own organization. If one organization isn't living up to the terms of the CBA then their is potentially a cause for grievance. Whether or not another team engages in that same behavior is a red herring sir. He's was already an all pro punter when he was released and was still a top punter in the league. King was released in Denver due to injury, not because of this unrelated anecdotal story you're telling. Y'all need to seek help.