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I think we need a veteran QB to steady the ship while we try to stop the bleeding. Asking Nix / McCarthy / Penix to come in at 33 and start winning straight away is foolish.

We scored 0 points in the final 2 games. How did he learn and improve again? I've never known such a poor player get so much support.

I'd have loved Rivera to say "Rent, don't buy". Sadly he's not that kind of savage.

Have you been in a coma the last 6 years?

A true test of whether Tepper has more money than God...

Last year, yes. He was practically begging for the job. This year we had zero chance. He knows better than to hitch his wagon to Bryce Young.

They won a National Championship - it worked out great for them.

Imagine being so sought after that you can tell a multi-billion dollar entity to hire your son to an incredibly important, well paid job.

I think the question you need to ask yourself is why isn't Bill Belichick interviewing the Panthers? The dude has 8 Super Bowl rings btw, the least you could do is spell his name correctly!

Let's hope this is the case.

I'm in the same boat - can only hope Morgan has fired him as his first act in charge. Hated the interview Suleiman gave last offseason (when we were getting ALL the coverage as the holder of the #1 overall pick) where he talked about scouting players. You're the Salary Cap guy, my guy. Stay in your lane.

His agent:

I mean the best GM of recent years was also a HoF TE. Doesn't mean Morgan will be good.

It's both. The eye test said don't draft him (small, noodle arm, stacked roster at Alabama). The measurables said don't draft him (5'10", 185lbs). We now have empirical evidence in hard and fast numbers that he isn't an NFL player - yet still they call for him to start next season. It's maddening.

But they HAVE spent their resources on trying to create some sort of offence. FA signings in Hurst, Sanders, Thielen, Chark and a second round pick on Mingo. They were not bad players when we acquired them.

It's insanity to run a guy out there that isn't an NFL calibre player at the most important position in professional sports. The NFL thinks Andy Dalton is washed - he looked LIGHT YEARS better than Young in his one start. Young has had 16 games. To quote an amazing film: he has been weighed, he has been measured and he has been found wanting. I'm genuinely baffled that anyone wants to see anymore of him - albeit I was also genuinely baffled that we traded up and selected him.

I bet it's the other way round - neither Harbaugh or Belichick would give Tepper an interview.

The only person in that room that should be retained is David Tepper - and that's 'cos we can't fire him. The last three Drafts have been catastrophically bad. The trades have been even worse.

It's the most important appointment Tepper is ever going to make. Of course he'll get it wrong.

He's had 16 games. His stats so far are in record breaking territory (the bad kind). The only reason that's the case is because he was the #1 overall pick (that we traded 5 premium players for) and he was going to be run out there regardless of performance. Any other QB performing that badly in NFL history has been benched. Yet some of you think we need more time to evaluate him. He's clearly a bust. It's a sunk cost - Tepper should understand those. If we want to bring this franchise back to anything approaching respectability we need to hire a GM who plans for a future without Bryce Young starting this offseason.

We don't have an NFL calibre QB under a rookie contract.

Bring in a FA QB so we're at least competitive in 2024. I can't stomach another season like 2023 and judging by the 3/4 empty BOA neither can the season ticket holders.

I did as he's proven over 16 games that he's not an NFL QB.

Absolutely bonkers to design the offseason appointments around Young.

Imagine drafting Bryce Young and then getting promoted. Talk about failing upwards.