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He just failed the audition.

The Pro Bowl is a popularity contest. Have they drafted good players?

Because he's playing injured. He has an elbow injury that won't be sorted until the offseason.

That sideline person (photographer?) absolutely stacked it. That will have really, really hurt.

I think #2, but it's pretty close.

Tbh Burrow is just an aberration - absolute no-mark in College until his final year and apparently can play well behind a sieve of an OLine.

Is he bringing Burrow with him?

He's been playing through an elbow injury too. Much like Herbert with his fractured rib cartilage, fans quickly forget how painful and debilitating the injury is because they think they're all superhuman.

Damn, that's some subjective reporting. "Struggled to prop up Sam Darnold". Stay in your lane, Ian, just report the facts.

Because?

I mean he's performed miracles with this roster. They're just running into a buzzsaw tonight.

What is this nonsense?

If they're willing to give up a guy they spent 3 first round picks on for a 3rd round pick he's clearly awful.

Why not? He's fielded a top offensive unit for longer than anyone else on the list (besides Payton).

It's still 3, with Dorsey being the 4th. Steichen, Moore and Kafka.

Are you Harbaugh's agent?

Without being in on the interviews he's high on my list. I'd rather shoot for the moon with him than run it back with Wilks.

Why is nobody else interviewing Wilks? And don't tell me it's because they all know he's a Charlotte boy and won't accept a job elsewhere.

Don't count your chickens before they've hatched. Long way to December. The Rashada flip, besides writing cheques he couldn't cash, was purely a recruiting momentum play. Napier was getting bodied on the trail and needed a win against Cristobal.

Word is his representative called Miami before Early Signing Day asking if our original offer still stood (he was committed to the U before flipping for a bigger, evidently non-existent, NIL deal). He was told to kick rocks. He'll probably end up somewhere like Arizona St or Colorado - it's the kind of flashy signing Sanders loves to make.

Ole Miss is that you?

Nah, the bubble will burst eventually. The 'Gator Collective' is literally a subscription service - people donating $10s of dollars a month to buy players. That's illegal per NIL. The rich boosters with more money than they know what to do with will still continue to buy all the best players, but the price will decrease once the non-blue bloods stop trying to compete again - and once they realise it's madness spending millions of dollars on teenagers that might never pan out.

A football stadium would be the tallest building in Charleston, so that would be very Packer-esque - but yes it's a better city than Charlotte.

What if they move it to a better city?

If we end up with Wilks we done fuged up.