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It's almost like other NFL teams actually scout their opponents and try to exploit their weaknesses. Crazy.

Brady is a massive advantage. Not only do you get an elite QB, you also get incredible ref protection.

Basically, Brevard got a good snowstorm. Everyone else got bullshit.

Don't worry. We're probably going to do a 2019 approach... i.e. drafting a Will Grier in the 3rd. This brain trust just won't adequately invest at the QB position then act shocked that our QB play sucks.

This might get ugly. But, while the Bucs are winning the battle (game) they might be losing the war (playoffs). Their OL is dropping like flies.

Think about the Bengals. They just won their first playoff game in over 30 years. Most of their roster wasn't alive the last time they won a playoff game. My concern is that we might have Bengals-esque ownership. He came in thinking winning was gonna be easy. Now it seems **** he's already thrown in the towel on winning and become a financials bottom line guy - that's the Bengals.

He's just too arrogant. He really thought this was gonna be easy. He probably still thinks that. Teddy and Darnold failed because of Joe Brady and their own shortcomings. Rhule just hasn't found the right people to properly execute his flawless vision. He's an idiot.

No. I don't think Rhule could get to .500 with the Pro Bowl roster.

Honestly, a rookie QB might buy him more time. Sign some retread vet and go 8-9 and you're probably fired. Go 8-9 with a rookie and you can legitimately argue you're on your way to building something.

So dumb.

Fudging Brady Rules already in effect

Because while these guys were talking about a rebuild and a five year plan their actions showed that they thought they could create a very fast turnaround.

He's got it. The arm. The ability to buy time and scramble if necessary. The ability to make tough throws. The ability to deal with pressure. Clutch ability. People are falling into recency bias because UNC had a disappointing season but it wasn't because of Howell. Watch the player, not the team. I'm not a guy who hypes everyone from my team. I told everyone last year that Dyami Brown's draft hype was unwarranted because he was basically Ted Ginn Jr.

A franchise QB on a rookie contract is the biggest cheat code in today's NFL.

I don't care who the OC is. He's probably one and done anyway.

Willis, Zappe, and Strong are who I'm most interested in seeing Senior Bowl week.

He reminds me of Chase Daniel as a prospect.

Yeah, I'd take a 1st team All-Pro OG over a 2nd team All-Pro QB.

I'm looking forward to seeing Zappe during Senior Bowl week.

That's a HUGE concern though. Especially coming off an injury that may lead to never getting back to 100%. I'm not bring petty. You're being unrealistic and extraordinarily revisionist.

I absolutely agree. Go back and read through my posts here. I'm not trying to argue that you have to have a QBwith a cannon arm. I'm simply saying that these folks looking for this QB prospect who checks every single box are looking for the type of guy who comes along about once a decade. What's your odds of ending up #1 overall in that particular draft class?

Yeah, a guy in Tua coming off a Bo Jackson'd hip was "can't miss".

He has a good NFL arm, but a cannon? No, not even close. Yes - Allen, Herbert, prime Cam. That's a cannon.

These folks would miss on Burrow because he doesn't have a cannon arm. They'd miss on Murray because he's too short. There are very few check every box QB prospects and they go #1 overall when they come along and the team sitting at #1 doesn't even listen to trade offers.

I've said it until I'm blue in the face, but you aren't getting that type of guy at #6 anyway. So why keep harping on it? If you still believe in "can't miss prospects", can I interest you in some oceanfront property in Kansas?