LinvilleGorge

It's way too early in the day to be that damn drunk.

Told me what? Your stance all along has just been preaching about how he should honor his contract and bow down to rich powerful men that you borderline worship.

The only thing that is crystal clear to me regarding this whole Watson trade situation is that absolutely no one has any fuging clue what if anything is going on. If they did he would've already been traded about 72 different times by now.

Honestly, I think we'd probably be 4-2 with Teddy right now and everyone here knows how little I thought of Teddy as a QB.

Three and a half years of terrible NFL QB play and it's still too early to tell. This thread is pure comedy.

It doesn't matter whether he is interested or not, this is what he has to say right now. Tons of coaches have claimed they're not interested in jobs they ultimately end up taking.

"The Huddle" might have been but I was "just being negative" when I pointed out that we were still very unproven having beaten two of the absolute worst teams in the league and a Saints team missing half their roster and coaching staff and that we still need a few more weeks to know what we've got. Well... now we know.

Guys, guys, guys. Sam can totally do all these things that he's never actually shown an ability to do in three and a half NFL seasons. Just be patient.

I said all things being equal. You know, like swapping roles. I don't need to insult anyone trying to argue that Darnold is better than Prescott. Hell, I can't possibly insult their football intelligence any worse than they already are.

Re-read what I typed.

Talking about "logic" while trying to legit argue that Sam Darnold > Dak Prescott. You can't make this poo up, folks.

Sam sucks. I'm not crying about it. This is exactly what I expected. You're sitting here honest to god trying to argue that Sam Darnold would be better than Dak Prescott all other things remaining equal. Get it together, man. That's show poo.

Dude. Even the Sam fanboys who followed him here have basically thrown in the towel. It's over. You can stop this now. You just look like a

If we can recoup some draft assets by moving a CB we should do it.

Everything they SAID indicated they were eyeing a five year rebuild. Everything they've DONE indicates they've been looking for quick fix bandaids. Well, on offense at least. We're building a very talented young defense but we're trying to slap together an offense with duct tape and bailing wire and if we railroad Joe Brady don't be surprised if he doesn't call it what it is. "Listen, they brought me in here and paid me all that money and then they spent all their roster building resources on defense. Whatya want me to do?"

Stop. Sam is terrible. A big part of Dak's success is getting the ball out very quickly - among the fastest in the NFL. A big part of Darnold's problem is that he holds the ball too long if he can't hit his initial read. He takes too long to come off of that read and then it's panic mode. If they swapped places, Dak would still look good here. Probably not AS good but pretty damn good and Darnold would still look like trash in Dallas. Probably not AS trashy but still pretty damn trashy.

I wanted to keep Grier. As hapless as he looked last year, he clearly outplayed PJ in the preseason. I mean, Grier isn't a legit fallback plan either but if we're choosing between the two, Grier was the better looking QB.

Yep. People got mad at me for pointing this out. If we hadn't panicked and stayed patient we would've ended up getting Darnold for significantly less because no one else wanted him. Considering that, the Jets absolutely robbed us blind in that trade. Darnold's true market value was probably a mid-round pick. We should've gotten him for a 4th rounder, maybe an extra late rounder thrown in to sweeten the pot.

That's giving up on next year. Sam ain't it. And yes, I said from the get go that going all in on Darnold was idiotic. Wanna trade for him and see if you can fix him? Okay (well, not okay since is said this was gonna be a disaster from the get go but whatever). But you HAVE to have a sold fallback plan. PJ Walker is NOT that.

Yep. Burrow's final season was unreal, but to be fair, so was the talent surrounding him. That wasn't the case with Cam.

Mine would've been Minshew, but at this point I think we gotta just eat it and tank. Try to run the ball and limit Sam's ability to hurt us. Mainly one read/half field read play action based pass plays. Which is what a lot of people are currently complaining about. The offense has looked elementary because it is. It has to be.

Sam does have the talent but he doesn't have it between the ears. When his presnap read is good and he can hit his first read he looks really good. But when he has to come off his first read and start processing on the fly it all falls apart for him. I don't think that can be fixed. You either have it or you don't.

I'd put Manziel there too. Johnny Football was pure entertainment.

People have forgotten. That Auburn team was either barely ranked or just outside of the top 25 in the preseason that year. They weren't a great team. Cam Superman'd that team to a national championship.

AJ Green blew it. What in the hell was he doing? That Cardinals fanbase should be deeply embarrassed about tonight. They had a 7-0 team playing on primetime national TV and they let their team basically okay a road game at home. Yikes.