Panthers Rhule

But Chinn can play LB if necessary. That's why we have all these hybrid or multi-position players. The team's full of them and we added another today. They give us roster flexibility as well as scheme looks.

Dang! We finally looked like we had a good kicker and he gets hurt kicking into a net in pre-season for the whole season. That sucks. Poor guy. Now we have to get lucky again. Kickers are important and especially if a team hopes for a playoff run which they all do before you start. I'm watching.

If Lovette is cut then we have CMC, Foreman and Chuba at RB, right? I'm curious to see where they list Shenault.

Do you have a herpes? I have a herpes. What is that? Johnny Dangerously? I remember that movie.

Technically no because they are still waiting for the Raiders response. There has to be a personality problem there. Somebody important isn't happy with him.

Nor do I but I wouldn't be mad if we traded TMJ if the price is right. I'd prefer to keep Zystra over him at this point but I don't get to see what he does or doesn't do when he actually practices but Zystra we at least know can make some plays in a real game.

There's a brokeback mountain game? What is the objective if I dare to ask?

Yeah, good teams don't make bad trades usually. Bad teams do. They are exactly who you should trade with as they keep changing coaches and systems and players every 2 or 3 years Me too. I forgot to use the sarcasm font.

He's better than Lovett tho. C'mon.

Yeah because the Jags know what they're doing!

I think 600 yds was both seasons combines yds. McAdoo was only there 1 season, 2020. All his TDs came in that season. He had none last year. No, you're right. Thanks for the correction!

McAdoo coached him at Jax and he had over 300 yds and 5 tds. I think he knows what we're getting and how to use him correctly because he's done it before.

NFL. com confirms The Jaguars traded Shenault to the Carolina Panthers on Monday in exchange for a 2023 seventh-round draft pick and a 2024 sixth-round selection, NFL Network Insiders Ian Rapoport and Tom Pelissero reported. Panthers acquire WR Laviska Shenault from Jaguars in trade (nfl.com) I think that's a nice trade. I'm starting to like Jax. They can keep trading us their top picks for late rounders all day.

Nooooo, you're the first person who's thought of that and you got to take a shot at a coach too. It's looking like today is going to be your day.

I forgot about the McAdoo connection. So, the narrative around him says he was good in his rookie season but not as good last year. He scored the 5 TDs under McAdoo in his rookie season. I guess he knows how to use him correctly and can make him fit. We could list him as an RB and put 6 other WRs on the list. What if our RBs were CMC, Foreman, Chuba and Laviska? I know Chuba can't catch but he can run okay and isn't he returning kicks too? That other RB, can't think of his name at the moment, didn't look very good the other night.

It's good to see positions that are or were considered weaknesses shine in the preseason. Top players were on the OL and at QB, and DL and LB. That's a pleasant surprise.

Fluidity

As long as you know you have a bad coach. I haven't reached that conclusion yet. I'm not saying he's good nor bad. I know last season's offensive collapse was hard. It was hard for me too but Brady sucked. We all can agree on that. That's on Matt maybe. I don't know. It's very possible. But he admitted his mistake and made a change. One could say that his timing was terrible and a sign of an idiot, or one could say that maybe it wasn't his decision and he had to convince someone, orrrr, someone else made the decision and it had nothing to do with Rhule. I have no idea. But I do know that I feel more confident with what we have this season compared to any other season recently. I never like Baker honestly. But I thought he was a good QB who needed time to grow and he was at Cleveland. Cleveland eats young QBs. But He did pretty well considering all the mess that is Cleveland. But after watching him lately, I see someone different. He looks different. He's intense. He looks focused. I still can't say that I like him yet but I can say I'm starting to believe in him. He's starting to look like guy that be your guy. I saw an interview talking about the pay cut and he said he isn't in it for the money. He's in it for the love of the game. That interview changed my opinion of him because I know it's at least partially true. He took the pay cut for sure. His motivations I believe him but only he knows everything.

I wasn't referring to him but myself but I already knew that you understand nothing. (Just on the sports message board, of course) Also the glass is neither half empty nor half full. It's completely full. Half water and half air. *smiles*

It's just more fun than being angry all the time. It's how I try to live my life about everything. My philosophy is that if you can't believe in something good then what's the point of anything? Just to make sure you understood the intent, I was saying that I was one of the darkside not you, because my opinion isn't popular but yours is. And thanks for the respect. I appreciate that comment.

How many Superb Owls is that in total among your 12 examples? Belichick, Walsh and Knoll have how many? Wait I need to take off my shoes. All 3 needed more than 2 seasons to even have a winning record. What's your point?

Dude, that actually is a very reasonable take and great examples as 2 of the winningest coaches ever. Bill Walsh also didn't have a winning season until his 3rd year. Then the 4th year went down again and after that? Dynasty. So that's the top 3 winningest coaches of all time started slowly.