LinvilleGorge

In coming years I think working from home is going to become more and more the norm as old dinosaur "butts in seats" management retires and new management sees opportunities to save tons of overhead by getting rid of all these office spaces that honestly just aren't necessary with today's technology.

The entire fanbase is basically checked out at this point. It's obvious we need a completely new direction as a franchise and that's way more defeating than simply needing a few holes on the roster filled.

*incoming hot take alert* Honestly, if Willis was playing in a P5 conference consistently facing good teams I think he'd be considered a late round flyer type of pick.

https://www.yahoo.com/sports/zion-williamson-weighs-330-pounds-083727976.html 6'6" 330?

Day 2? You mean that day when we have no draft picks because of brilliant trades?

Meyer is a total dumpster fire. Rhule just isn't a good NFL football coach.

I think Pickett is a damn good college QB with limited NFL potential.

Yep, basically just common sense. Sure, you'd ideally prefer an OT with Go Go Gadget arms but I'll take an OT with elite feet and agility and a little shorter arms than the guy with long ass arms and nothing else (see: Little, Greg). Just like you'd love your WRs to be 6'2"+ but you aren't gonna turn down a Smitty just because he's not.

Case in point. https://www.yahoo.com/news/capitol-riot-suspect-wife-were-111434519.html "During the search of Kenyon's car, deputies found an AR-15 rifle and a Glock handgun, KOLO reported." Had there been a dog there there's a 100% chance it would've been called a pit bull in this article.

Sad but true.

Zion Williamson is super athletic and 6'6" and by the looks of things has eaten himself into being heavy enough to play LT.

Yep. Done.

I've said it a few times recently. Both seasons look eeriely similar. Promising start followed by a faceplant a few games in and no ability to adapt and recover. I think they're right. It's just college coaches doing college coaching. They think they can simply out-execute everyone else. Scheming? Nah. We do what we do. We just have to execute better. That's probably why Rhule couldn't beat good college teams either. When he ran into more talented teams in college he lost. When he runs into teams that have a few games of film to study at the NFL level, he loses more often than not. Phil Snow has floated this turd. He's the only coach on this staff who has somewhat impressed me schematically.

Most shelters are over capacity right now. It shouldn't surprise anyone. A lot of people are just pieces of poo who waste good oxygen.

Several players had career years last year. I didn't like Brady's play calling at all in recent weeks, but that was after Rhule started speaking out about what he wanted out of the offense. I just don't think Rhule and Brady were ever on the same page. Rhule is basically a young John Fox despite what he says. He wants to win with smothering defense and ball control offense. Good luck winning championships with that in the modern NFL... or high level college football for that matter.

Well, he has a $70M contract so he can sure afford to buy some tickets.

Approaching the end of his second season I would expect to be seeing progress on that curve.

If your HC needs "coaching up" that's a problem.

I don't think that'll come into play until we're mathematically eliminated from the playoffs. Not sure if losing to ATL would accomplish that or not.

Possibly. Because he sure as hell ain't the next Bill Belichick.

We'll have to see how he fares at Northwestern Texas A&M Tech State after he gets fired on Black Monday.

You think Tepper gave a coach $70M and full control just to dictate to him who his OC will be? That doesn't make any sense.

Play call probably came in late.

What five college bowl games are we playing in to give us an opportunity to win four more games?

Don't be shocked if Brady resurfaces elsewhere with significantly different results.