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This poll will totally, in no way, devolve into fan bickering lol

Ravens job should be super interesting - one of the better open slots in forever. Jesse Minter - but he may not have good enough pull for offensive mind Stefanski - I could see it but think he's got a good opp with NYG Chris Shula - All the rage in league circles for good reason Anthony Weaver - familiarity but maybe a bit too close of ties

He's ain't just a bean counter. He's been in on visioning the squad, evals and does day-to-day work with Dan's scout team. Much more involved than some would think. I'm at the least happy Tillis & Eager have made it here to show guys how real folks work in front offices haha.

Intermediate has been a notable problem in his game, particularly at the perimeter against zone. His clean pocket passes don’t have the velocity you want so DBs can play off and catch back up for the pick (2 of his last 3 ints from that very instance). A pro-QB needs to be able to hit those passes quickly, with enough velocity to get the guy open in space. He can’t hit it quick enough to a guy to give him space against zone. So you really can’t play the diverse short/intermediate game where he methodically takes a team down field consistently. Now, I’m sure there are some instances where he’s managed; but most of the time those perimeter intermediate are either wildly inaccurate or floaters. The field sideline-to-sideline just feels so huge with him playing. He can surprisingly work the middle of the field okay because he’ll move in pocket (or out) until the sight lane is found — but his tools don’t allow him to hit a clean 5 step drop with zip to an X or flanker in that range. It’s why some of his best work has been post 2 seconds hitting a crosser to Coker this year or Tmac on a deeper mesh. This is also why I absolutely do not see the Brees comps as much as people like to make parallels.

I mean Canales owes his entire career to him. It’s not just like some guy who was worked under for a year or so. For whatever that’s worth ha

He built a great legacy prior to Vegas in both the college and pros, should just chill and consult moving forward.

Yeah it’s only my outside view. He seems very attune to finding the right guys and fits.

For me, it seemed bringing in Tillis to help guide the process was one of the biggest factors in avoiding our typical draft and FA blunders. Still dealt with coaching and personnel issues, but I think Brandt is a huge factor. It's another Beane situation.

I’m just laying out some numbers. In no way correlating the situations haha

Tepper should throw some money at J Gannon

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Wear it like a badge of honor. Want to know one of the other lowest ever differentials for a playoff squad? The 2014 7-8-1 Panthers -35 Let's go

Agreed, this looks like a great draft class to take a stab at a Moton successor