LinvilleGorge

Rhule is going to tank this bitch to the bottom of the ocean on his way out. Keeping him for this year will prove to be the most colossal error in the history of the franchise.

Great example of what I'm talking about. Best IOL in the game. Zero playoff wins through four seasons. Colts have a roughly 55% winning percentage during that time. It's just not an impact position. At long as your IOL isn't a liability, check that box and move on but don't dump premium picks or big time cap space into it. The Buffalo Bills drafted Josh Allen with the very next draft pick. OUCH.

The only argument I can make for it is if you're a team drafting in the top 10 due to a pick acquired via trade and you're a contender with IOL as one of your key needs. I'd still be trying to trade down. But if you're a team picking on the top 10 earned by sucking ass, you can't afford to take IOL in the top 10. Positional value matters. If you put a HOF center on our roster what does it do? How many wins do we add? Any?

You just don't take IOL in the top 10.

I can go with that.

They're starting to wake up. This video pretty much echoes what I've been saying.

Tepper being exposed for having deep ties to Russian oligarchs and being forced to sell the team.

Unfortunately, it's time to euthanize that horse.

With your hedgefund bro running the show, it's been a whole lot of bust. David Tepper is the cruel joke inflicted upon us by the NFL. We should've known that when JR was being forced to sell to this guy that they weren't forcing the sell to a guy who was gonna clean their clocks on the field.

People have forgotten how dominant Cam was. Auburn was a borderline top 25 team with no other high level NFL prospects. They won a national championship because of Cam Newton.

I don't think it really matters either. Because I was never onboard with any thought of Pickett being a 1st round QB to begin with. He's basically a Kyle Trask caliber prospect IMO.

Matt Rhule does though.

Hos hands are smaller than mine and I can tell you that throwing a wet football isn't easy for me.

I definitely feel a lot different about Rhule than I did about Fox and Rivera at the end. Maybe it's because we actually had success under those other guys. Maybe it's because I actually respected them as people and didn't think they were lying their asses off every time they opened their mouth. Maybe a little bit of both.

This damn fool has thought he was just the right afterthought stop gap QB away from competing from the get go despite all the bullshit about a "process" and "five year" plan hence why we keep drastically overspending on those types of players.

Letting Reddick walk is the right move IMO. Unless you're transitioning to a legit 3-4 D, he and Burns are redundant and are too much of a liability against the run when on the field together in the base D and not as an obvious passing situation NASCAR type package.

That's quality poo posting right there. Legit

He's 31. We aren't in a position to contend. Resigning him would be dumb.

The traits and rawness are very similar. The same school is coincidental.

Given how the vet QB market has rapidly fallen apart, the Eagles might get more than most would expect out of Minshew. Could they flip him for say a 3rd? If the Browns are sold on Mayfield now would be the time to move him. Given the vet market and what most consider to be a down QB class in the draft, seems like a guarantee they'd get at least a 1st. I wonder how GM is feeling about Jordan Love? Given what the QB market looks like, if I'm holding an asset I'm not sold on, I'm putting a "For Sale" sign up and at least listening to offers

YIKES

If Lance is absolutely not ready after a year of sitting and learning he might just not be cut out for the NFL. I mean, if it's true that knowledgeable folks aren't even giving him a chance of being ready for next season that's about as gigantic as red flags get.

In college? Yeah.

I think Ekwonu is the safest. With his run blocking abilities, if he doesn't work at OT he should make for a road grading OG. That's not what you want out of a high first round pick but it's a helluva lot better than an outright bust. Neal scares me. With his measurables he should be the slam dunk #1 OT. That he's not causes me a lot of concern. It's be like a Julius Peppers type DE not being the slam dunk #1 DE prospect available. If he's not, that's a major red flag. He double checks every physical box.

If Watson is the only even remotely elite QB on the market, yeah his market is going to go up for sure. If he can get his legal issues resolved Houston can likely get their rumored asking price from someone.