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So he ended up throwing for negative downfield yards on average? Wow. 

Wow. Just saw the play in question. If you hit Brady like that your team would have to forfeit the game. 

Let the Eason era begin!!!  Whooooooo!!!’nnn

The Rams won’t need 17 to win this game. 

My son’s view for the game is pretty nice. 

On 10/12/2022 at 12:13 PM, 4Corners said:

What are your thoughts on the new coach

Tough outing for him so far. Their QB and generally the entire offense is embarrassing to the ACC. 

I don’t know much about VT football in general this year as my kids are no longer there. But I do know that Hooker deserved to be in a better program and he’s found one for sure. 

1 hour ago, saX man said:

The Hokies have fallen quite far since the Beamer days.  

No kidding. My kids all graduated from there, and they got to see some decent Hokie football at least. Now…ugh. 

My son will be at this game and he expects to see two things: a sweet stadium, and another Panthers loss. Hope springs eternal, but the reality is this Panthers team is bad. 

Seeing as it’s the Bills, those aren’t going to be high first-rounders. I’m going with no. 

13 hours ago, Captroop said:

If their greatness was due to their physicality.

Luke was the smartest guy on the field, and that's including both coaching staffs. He did more homework than an organic chemistry major. And he was able to recognize and counter what other teams were doing in real time. And more importantly he was able to explain how he saw what he saw, and why he did what he did. Individual contributors don't make good coaches, but he was already coaching when he was playing.

He's be a natural coach if he wanted to be.

Exactly. I’d start him at LB coach and then if he’s good there, move him up to DC. See no reason he wouldn’t be good at coaching. Hell he spent a lot of time coaching players DURING THE PLAYS. 

fug yeah. About time. 

Wait. Why did they go for two? I’m out of market so can’t see the game. Was there an explanation?

Either bench Baker or fire Rhule. At halftime. 

Last game for Rhule. 

A team of blind midgets could stymie this offense. The Niners will pitch a shutout. 

20 hours ago, davos said:

At most 16 at least -8

On 10/2/2022 at 10:34 PM, Sean Payton's Vicodin said:

We all know it's coming. I am thinking it will be the Rams in 2 weeks.

My son is headed out to that game. For his sake I hope you’re wrong. 

Rhule won’t be here that long. 

This team repeatedly kicks me in the balls. 

2 hours ago, PghPanther said:

Is there such a thing as fun while losing......or does the fun while you still loose just make the whole thing more pathetic? 

Or is there such a thing as boring winners?........is winning ever not fun for fans of sports?

I guess in your defense Cub fans for many decades always enjoyed their "lovable loosers" and battle cry of "wait until next year!"........but that's based on the fact they will be winners then..........

That stated, I don't know if the NFL has the same level of tolerance that MLB has seen having a team of lovable loosers.....................maybe Browns fans pre move to Baltimore felt that way?

 

 

 

No, losing isn’t fun at all. Just would hope that at least a couple times per game there’d be something exciting to happen on offense. Mayfield can’t deliver that. Cam might be able to at least. Cam is past his prime, but he’s anything but boring to watch. I’ll take that at least. 

52 minutes ago, AceBoogie said:

Or we could be 0-3. Either way it would be a hell of a lot more fun then rooting for Baker or Sam. 

This dude gets it. Winning doesn’t seem to be an option for this franchise, so at least bring in Cam so we can HOPE something is fun to watch. 

Rhule gets fired this week. Mark it down. 

This will be Rhule’s last game. He will be fired this week. That’s my prediction. 

The Panthers are as bad as they’ve ever been. And that’s saying something. 

Sometimes the answer ISNT on the roster.