Diehardpanth02

I think they just play different rolls. Run formations is tremble passing downs is JT. Running a two TE set can be helpful too and it’s not like Tommy is terrible at running routes. I think we’re just better with them both

Zero signs of life is a stretch there was a lot of energy early and we won the entire first half with what was likely the guys in the middle of the roster and very little starters. Our back-up QB is a problem and we still need to find something LBs. but overall tonight was the first game I saw life. After the 3rd quarter those are the last guys up on both rosters

Because the results have been bad. But I'm with you here, to be honest I think he's done pretty well with the personnel he's been givin. When he has studs, and a healthy roster he usually puts together a good defense. And also, I think sticking with some continuity is huge for us. We have had enough changes, let it ride and work through the growth before canning people

Idk I wouldn't be so sure.

Totally fair take. I think if you pursue roster building first before the QB situation then when you find your guy it'll help them to be in a successful position is all that I mean. And especially when you do not have a large QB contract in the way.

How does it not make sense? Build the roster around the QB you blew your load on. Let it pan out while you build the roster around him and have him on a cheap deal. And when the opportunity arises you should be able to plug a good QB and see big results if Bryce doesn't pan out

Looks like he can do both.

Idk. I just saw a video of Mason graham eating. And I got to thinking about a defensive line with him and Derrick Brown in the middle. And how dangerous that would be. Instantly helps our run defense. Interior pressure kills even the best qbs

I would agree with this. Chuba should have had more touches early, I mean he dipped on a 40 harder like his 2nd or 3rd touch. We abandoned it for the screen passes bc Dalton was getting pressured. It's a learning curve though, and as for Everyone. Dude doesn't have anything but his Dbs left. Our Defense is all injured.

Not to beat a dead horse, but what did we expect? We sold the farm to Chicago for Bryce. We spent 3 years worth of assets for him. It's common knowledge, we got bent. Only thing we can do is just wait. We all knew it wasn't our year, and if we face a good defense we have no shot. Our defense can't stop a booger from getting through the tissue. And offensively we are just not that great. Prayers for tremble, hopefully next time he doesn't try and truck stick with his head. At this point what is even worth getting worked up for? Just hopefully we can find some talent and hold on to it instead of giving it away for nothing.

Who the fug cares. I'm sick of this team playing for draft picks it's time we stop sucking balls and go be competitive. We were never a team that cares about early round picks, and the best teams in the league draft late and still manage to compete every year. This take is weak. Small minded and pussified.

This should change the perspective people use to have against Cam and his completion percentage, and doubting his ability to throw. He had ass receivers and an oline and pushed the envelope. The guy we got now is a toddler in comparison but hey, he's 80% today right?

Rebuild is what teams who are steaming hot dog poo say to make an excuse for perennial suckage. New England managed to win ball games after generations of Brady. Tampa is doing it. Pittsburgh is making it work. This aint no rebuild. This is what we are. The worst Franchise in the NFL and at this pace may end up being the worst one in history if it wasn't for Delhomme and Cam we wouldn't even be worth the money to market this franchise. I'm done with it. Even on some of our down years we have pieces that make it fun to watch. Having a -50 differential in the first half of two games is insane. And no plays over 20yds. A defense that can't do poo. Just cycling through coaches that suck are as gimmick as they get. A greedy owner. There's nothing here worth being invested in.

Hate is an understatement

Despite money, I think most people forget that they are still human beings. I doubt the only reason he aspired to be a pro was for the money alone. I do get what your saying though. It's hard to feel bad for someone who's getting paid millions to be terrible at their job.