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I dont know about saying its Fitterer that wants him but I do know it has came out in the past couple of days that Rhule was leaning towards going with Darnold and Corral.

I would rather have him than Garoppalo if I had to pick one but I would rather take neither.

I'm not campaigning for Mayfield I meant to say. Didnt catch it in time to edit it.

I'm not sure what you mean by a certain type of player. Jay Cutler is another one widely known for it.

Would you say the overall roster is better or worse than 2 years ago? What about the overall coaching staff? I'm not saying the answer is yes or no, that's up to each person's opinion. What I will say is it is very common and in fact likely for people to improve at their jobs with time and if they learn from their mistakes.

I mean, this post is silly, but the saddest part of it is how many huddlers hope you're wrong because they want to be proven right more than win.

Sure. I'm campaigning for Mayfield. I dont care that Robbie has that opinion of Mayfield. I just dont think he is a good enough player (especially last year) to put the front office and locker room in an awkward position by openly campaigning against or for things like that so publicly.

We have had several. I would say Trai Turner is an example. Albert Haynesworth was a huge one. There are lots but I will have to think about some specifics this afternoon.

I think most people realize he had his worst year last year. I think it would be ok if it was just that. He sucked last year, Sam has always sucked. They both arent liked here. The big thing with Robbie is he comes off as soft, dramatic, and like he really doesnt want to be here or put in the work. Hes just always calling out demands like hes the face of the franchise and he hasnt earned that. Hes constantly pointing fingers or talking publically about how he doesnt want Mayfield etc.

Historically most players that I can think of that have a terrible year the season after getting a big pay day continue to have bad years. That happens a lot more often than it being an outlier.

And then he cashed out.

No, you're right. We hate Rhule and every move that has been made at all since we collectively decided this is entirely his fault. That's how we want it to be and since we really have no idea that's how I'm sure it is... yea right.

Or it was exactly like reported and he didnt want to put in all those hours during fishing/hunting season immediately after retiring. I feel like he realized a little time away from dedicating his entire life to football might be for the best

It's crazy how insecure this place gets after Darnold has one really good practice.

Lol I agree with the sentiment but throwing Corral to the wolves hes not ready for may not be the best thing for him just because we dont want to see Darnold again, and unless Corral starts and shows he could potentially be elite basically if we end up with the first overall pick next year we would take a qb again. Just like BC and Icky. Mid rounders can definitely be great but on average top 10 players are going to have more tools than third rounders. But like I said I hope Corral balls out.

There was one prospect that was considered as possibly ready to play this season and he had no ceiling. It was understood a few weeks ago that most of the qbs this year were going to take time to learn the NFL game. Now before OTA's are even here everyone is ready to throw Corral into the fire? He ran the least pro system of any of the prospects. Hes most likely not going to be ready nearly as most people on here seem to think.

How many rookie qbs drafted in the third round were drafted expected to get playing time their rookie year in recent history? Heck there is still debate on if a first rounder should play right off. Much less a raw third rounder that may take a bit of time to adjust to a pro game. I hope he does. I hope he dominates all ota's, starts week 1 and is a pro bowl qb who leads us to the super bowl in his rookie year, but Hope's and actual expectations are two totally different things

You dont draft a qb in the third round expecting them to see the field their rookie season.

I dont think that's the point they were trying to make. The point they were trying to make is Madden isnt really a very accurate source for how good a team is going to be in the off season.

I agree it's not a good place to be nor a good look. I just mean all the negative piling on constantly. We get it, you hate Rhule. Madden doesnt really change anything.

This is silly. We hate PFF ratings but put stock into madden ratings? That's where this place is now? We get it, everyone wants to be negative about the team all the time. It just seems exhausting to me.

You think that mostly because you dont like him most likely. It's called confirmation bias.

Is he going to get us to the super bowl this year? If not why would we sign more of a luxury player to a 1 year deal when we can just roll the cap over to next season instead.

Everyone remembers that. What no one seems to remember are the times before the injury.

I honestly dont think we will want him to run that much of an rpo offense. By some of the moves I think we are going to run a power run offense with a play action passing game. Honestly probably more similar to the Jake days but with a lot more rb routes mixed in as well.