KillerKat

Yeah, its common sense moves we've all been wanting every offseason, but we've had coaches and FO staff with inflated egos that kept us from doing so. We should be looking to free up space every offseason and at least trying to go after players that could help the team tremendously instead of sticking with a failed plan and keeping coach's favorites on the team like Rivera did.

No. No we don't.

We have a really good shot of winning the Cup this year.

LOLLLLL idiots

Asking if the first step of knowing. Knowledge helps everyone else adjust and deal. Do you rush to judgements after your first assessment?

the huddle is full of morons

Wrong. No QB will hamstring us for years. It's absolutely worth it.

I've been thinking about it more and even if we put a different line out there to matchup better with the opponent's line, the opponent will then also adjust. So it's constant adjusting back and forth. It seems like it would be easier to just spread out your best talent among all 4 lines or at least the top 3, that way you're not top heavy and more even, then just roll with that. Then if one line keeps getting beat, adjust accordingly. I thought that's what teams did anyway, but after reading this it seems way more complicated.

Right after I just said I was getting tired of the trash passes. That really needs to be addressed.

Knew we were going to lose after the 2nd started.

Getting tired of all these trash passes

God damn Ned

So we'd go line 3, line 1, line 2, line 3, and then line 4 gets their turn? Wouldn't it be easier just to make Staal, Svech, Foegle line 1?

Can someone educate me on lines. Staal and Svech were introduced as the 3rd line, but were out there for the opening puck drop. Wouldn't that make them the top line?

The amount of people not wanting to give up a god damn RB for a franchise QB is insane. Most running backs these days don't have a long shelf life. They can be the best RB in the league one year and the next they are forgotten. You guys remember when Todd Gurley was the best RB in the NFL? He lasted 4 seasons before he fell off the face of the earth. Ezekiel Elliott started showing signs of decline last year in his 5th year. LeVeon Bell only around 4 years of prime before falling off. Devonta Freeman, only had 3 good years then suddenly turned to nothing. Running backs don't last that long. They start declining suddenly around year 4 or 5. CMC is entering year 5. You trade him now while he still has value.

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Teddy is the pussiest QB I've ever seen play.

It's so fuging stupid the logic some here have

So many idiots think we're so far off than we actually are from competing and would pass up the chance of getting a franchise QB in order to keep precious draft picks. It doesn't matter how much you build up a team if you don't have a QB, you're not going to win anything. You're also not guaranteed that you're going to get one in the future if you wait longer. Get your franchise QB whenever you can. Teddy also has brainwashed many into thinking our line is worse than it is when actually it's not that bad. Get our QB, get a couple linemen and our offense is set. Defense just needs a couple DBs and LB or 2.

Yeah Brady fuged up and hopefully he's learned from it and that he can't be "coach blind" when it comes to players. I'd rather he admit it was bad and move on from Teddy than do something like Rivera does which is never admit he was wrong and continue down the same path over and over again.

It was actually 3 and a couple more that were prevented. Plus many other negative fan interactions that have been shared many times over.

Calvin has more all pro selections

Similar WRs with the same All-Pro selections are Andre Reed and Art Monk. Took them around 14 years after they retired. So if he does, probably look at around the year 2030. If they consider his off-field issues, probably a little longer.