Jackie Lee

He wasn't exactly Romo in the booth

So another Giovanni Ricci TE/FB project possibly? That seemed like a waste of time and roster space last year.

Rhule should just shut his trap and defer to Fitt on those questions, if anything Rhule could be screwing up any negotiation tactics Fitt has brewing. I would say Rhule should just stick to what he's good at, but I still haven't figured out what that is.

Yeah people are getting conned once again by him trying to smooth talk his way through these fresh start mini camp interviews. Give it a few losses and he'll revert back to the Rhule pressers we all remember from last year.

Also zero adjustments during the games. Once figured out they just kept pushing the same vanilla game plans and blaming it on execution. The slow mundane obvious losses weren't even watchable, it was so obvious we were gonna see the same things over and over again until the clock ran out

It was in one of the Ole Miss youtube vids. He basically said he partied like all the other freshman and sophomores did his first two years, and realized he needed to get his poo together if he was gonna actually have a chance at being the starter and getting drafted. He got his poo together, started and got drafted. Big fuging deal. Nice of David Newton to pull a TMZ on the guys first day at rookie camp.

I understand people that don't want Corral to start as soon as possible, but he will be wasting valuable time sitting behind Darnold, watching him stink it up and killing the overall stadium vibes. If he sits behind Cam it's a whole different story

True. No matter how they sugarcoat it in pressers, the team is set up to let Rhule go at any moment. At this point all he does is make bad starting lineup decisions and waste time outs. Pretty sure Wilks/McAdoo/Tabor are instant upgrades with actual in game decision making

Doesn't strike me as a "Sacks happen" kinda guy. I'm glad we are pretty close to having a line of highly intelligent guys that also like to hit people.

Not sure what qualifies this guy as a passing game specialist or what that job entails. Baylor guys still hangin around for paychecks

I had to unfollow him today after he was licking Tom Brady's nuts constantly about getting a booth job

Something off with these QB's named Sam.

Yup. Corral scoring 15 and Darnold scoring 28 makes no difference in watching tape and seeing that Corral can process football plays quicker than Darnold. Also the wonderlic has nothing to do with having the balls to stand in the pocket and not run around like a chicken with your head cut off. I've done sample test/quizzes and it seems like a lot of stupid trick math questions. Point me towards a good free one, I'm curious to see one that's closer to whatever "official" test these guys have to take. It's like getting a food handlers license or drivers license. Just memorize a bunch of bullshit for a week, pass the test and never think about it ever again

For Fitt wanting to be a "draft and develop" organization we have probably the worst head coach imaginable for that job. Hopefully McAdoo/Wilks/Campen get a large part of the say on who plays where and when

Yup you can see them bracing themselves for punishment pre snap

They obviously don't want him to be. What are the options? Sam for Baker straight up trade? Jimmy G gets cut and signs for $10M and we just release Sam and eat the money? It's hard finding a way to get Darnold out of the building without eating the money

Not on our radar in the first place? Haven't been keeping up

Darnold is gone next year so unless we trade him mid season he's just gonna walk into FA

Oh but hey he donated like $10M to public libraries so it's all good. He probably even got some plaques with his foundation name hung on the walls

Yeah, it's basically like 20-25 days temp work a year if you work like every game and concert. Long read but well written experience https://slate.com/business/2016/02/i-sold-beer-and-hot-dogs-at-the-super-bowl-and-got-paid-a-pittance.html

What does some over developed football headquarters do for a city like Charlotte? SC will fold for something that brings in a little business for Training camp or something but helping fund a billionaires ideal office building? I thought he was an old school fat sweaty short order cook from Pittsburg that didn't need nice things

A lot of tackles lose 50-60 pounds when they retire, especially the converted tight ends. Most of these guys are shoving like 2-3 times their normal calories in per day when playing

They probably should have left Rhule drafting the long snapper out of the intro

Yeah watching some random games, there were so many horrible drops in 2021. Definitely off targets balls at times, but lots of catchable drops. I think that's why the scrambling for first downs went up. He also slides way more than he gets credit for. Everyone made a big deal about Howell losing his weapons, and no one mentions Corral losing Elijah Moore yet finding a way to have a better record than 2020.

Interesting seeing the High School highlights. Definitely not heavy on the RPO there. Also a couple 2 read plays, and that pump fake killing those teenagers