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That's a guy clearly thinking too much.

Y'know who else does that? Micah Parsons.

He also came from a very simple system.

So you wouldn't want a Sam Howell, a Tanner McKee, an Aidan O'Connell, a Davis Mills or hell a Brock Purdy on this roster right now?

Oh god I'd make that trade in a heartbeat. I'd also sit Richardson for the rest of the year and work on his footwork.

Same dude calling this throw a 'dot': https://x.com/TacosTweets/status/1965128275283337389 He misses a walk in TD. Renfrow has his man beaten by 2 yards. Young has a clean pocket and he airmails it out of bounds.

The problem is you're going to get fleeced. Anyone you'd want to take a shot on, like McKee, the Eagles would ask for a premium pick.

So one player runs the wrong route and the answer is to piss down your leg and throw the ball into the stands on 4th down?

I would bet everything I've got in my bank - and hell the deeds to my house - that if you dropped a good NFL QB into this system the O would hum. Sanders, Renfrow, Hubbard, Dowdle, Coker (IR yes I know) are not bad players. The OLine is outstanding. T-Mac might be a legit #1 WR, but if that's what it takes to haul in Young's passes then we're poo out of luck 'cos there aren't many of those around.

Fan is short for fanatic. He absolutely contributes to ruining my enjoyment of the NFL. I'm allowed to hate him.

We're basically in a situation where those that defend Young are asking our receivers to win all the 50/50 balls - and blaming them when they lose contested catches. Do you know why our receivers are always having to make contested catches? 'Cos we've got a guy whose ceiling is career backup QB as our starter.

Generationally bad at their job.

To be fair Newton was the hammer when he got into the open field. The last LB I can think of that would have really tried to take him on is Ray Lewis (and obviously a ton of hard nosed bastards before him). Almost everyone made a 'business decision' when the 6'5", 250lb Newton was running free and didn't go for the kill shot.

After what he's done to this franchise he needs the public embarrassment of being a first round pick (the #1 overall pick) that was cut after his third season. He doesn't have it.

Especially when that 71 yard carry should have been a 7 yard carry if Scott could fuging tackle.

3-9 last year, 0-9 in conference. They're a terrible football team. 63rd ranked recruiting class last year too.

No.

I'd play him primarily at CB, his money position, and sprinkle him in at WR.

Started the trend of quitting on your teammates before a Bowl Game. Sandbagged it with the Panthers when he realised we weren't winning poo - loads of soft tissue injuries to keep him out of games. Eventually we had to trade him.

2 first round picks for a player you were unwilling to spend half your cap space on. Seems a decent, if not ideal, deal.

Sounds like we need to ship out Young then.

We only fielded about 4 NFL calibre players on that unit last year.

Agree to disagree. Neither was the most qualified candidate on the market that offseason. Both conceded to Tepper's demands to try and rescue Young in return for a job as an NFL HC and GM. They screwed it up when they traded the world for Young - but anyone with a brain knew that.

They were both clearly hired on the premise that they'd try to rescue Young.

Think we had to negotiate because (for some reason) we weren't willing to eat any of his salary.