Jackie Lee

Miss having this opposite Burns. DE gotta be a top priority this year

He was DC in Seattle in 2015, they were #1 in points allowed per game, also I think 1st or 2nd in rushing and passing yards a game. Much more experienced than a Rhule type hire

Levis does seem like Irsay's ideal QB, I hope that's how it goes down. Seattle is keeping Geno so they're not desperate, they may wanna swap and take Defense or AR as a project QB

Cardinals at 3 are the only team that doesn't really need a QB. 4-Colts 5-Seahawks 6-Raiders 7-Lions 8-ATL. That's the part that sucks the most about how this board fell.

If he's there at 3 call the Cardinals

Colts at 4 not gonna trade so Reich can get a QB, Seahawks might want a QB at 5, As well as Lions at 6. Cardinals at 3 would be lots of capital but I bet they'd be willing to trade back

Still coasting on the talent of that Seahawks roster. He plays cover 3 and only blitzes 14% of the time. That's like a less aggressive Wilks, do not want

He has to get fired first right? I'd go with the younger guys in Richard or Manuel. I think both of them actually played and that could help some with the transition. Fangio or younger guys that actually played is my vote, Bradley hasn't done much in a few years and probably won't get the players all that excited

Anyways Levis threw one under thrown deep ball all year for his highlights and AR had some real nice ones with touch

He's raw, but he made more big time throws. Is this a Catfan69 alt with the "QBS CanT RUn they Gotta throW!!"?

If people would like to watch comparable highlight vids here are the most fair two I could track down

Look up their 2022 highlights. Levis videos are like ok basic passes congratulations. AR made passes and runs that your average person aren't gonna make, and he's probably 2 years younger

Reich was open to adjusting schemes from Rivers to Wentz, so at the least he's not super stubborn about trying to cram guys into a specific system. AR would be quite a bit different than what he's used to, but he could probably do the dumbed down Wentz thing with more RPO's/play action and get him going. Reich also had a bunch of crazy run designs that probably helped Jonathan Taylor out so maybe he could apply them to a guy like AR

Dak still grades out better than anyone we've had since Cam, and his stats have gotten worse the further away he's gotten from Johnson. Could be why Kellen Moore went from interviewing for HC jobs to being interviewed for his own OC job or whatever they're doing in Dallas. Mike Mccarthy is still riding the Rodgers train as well and seems to be throwing guys under the bus, so I wouldn't put any of the current Dak stuff on Johnson. Also that broken ankle probably didn't help anything

Yeah most immediate hurdle is Miami, who I think will get in a bidding war with Tepper. If 49ers lose Demeco would be an attractive job for him but that could drag out for a while and people might get impatient

He also doesn't have a ring and getting old so he might be more interested in going with a team on the cusp, rather than gamble on wherever we are right now

Tepper gotta show the bag

With a new system being installed it could be Brissett, theres a handful of other backup level vets that could probably help get the younger guys up to speed at least. I imagine we'll have 4 Qb's for OTA's at least

If we could somehow swing Stroud and then Jalin Hyatt in the 2nd. Maybe take up Eric Ebron on his offer to play TE for his hometown team. He put up good numbers with Reich at the Colts so it would be an easy vet addition

I'd be more comfortable moving up for Stroud now, I could see that working.

Another thing I was just reminded of. Reich is probably the best HC in the NFC South right off the bat. Who he gets for OC and DC is obviously huge, but aside from not knowing who our QB is there should be no excuses to not expect to be in play off contention. Also what Brady decides to do is somewhat of a factor but he's obviously on the decline. Now that we got the vet offensive guy I'm open to trying to get Stroud, he showed an extra dimension to his game vs Georgia that he had kept bottled up all year.

Not for a 1st round draft pick plus whatever else. He's not exactly the most likable or trustworthy guy, had no problem quitting on the Saints when the roster started looking long in the tooth and finally in cap hell

Also interesting that Fitt was with him in Seattle. I dug a little earlier and didn't see any connection between Reich and Richard, but this could be a situation where GM and HC are seeing eye to eye on DC candidates which would be an improvement over whatever was happening the last couple years.

So what does it mean that we just brought back Eason when we already had Corral on the roster? Drafted by the Colts, maybe just a coincidence/guy to help speed up the learning process for whoever else we have come in? I imagine we'll start off with 4 QB's again but have a clearer idea of starter instead of that disaster of a competition last year. At the least Reich should be able to identify who is grasping the system pretty early on in the process. He switched things up differently for Rivers and Wentz so he's not completely stuck in his ways unlike McAdoo

So I'm guessing the younger guys gave Tepper flashbacks of the Rhule interview regarding their staffing choices, or lack there of. If they even asked Rhule at all at the time, which I could see Tepper and Hurney not even bringing it up