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As bad as TNF games usually are this has the makings of an all-time stinker.

Every time I think we've hit rock bottom Tepper breaks out the heavy equipment and finds a way to keep digging.

I don't disagree that it's too early to say it definitively but it's certainly trending that way.

Jim Harbaugh wins games yet always wears out his welcome everywhere he goes

I bet they aren't in the last 20 years. It's a different league since they changed how illegal contact gets called and really reined in hits on QBs. I hope y'all are right. I'm just saying that you're probably not.

Bieniemy will likely end up the HC in Washington. Unless he's bringing Howell with him, who cares?

He's made a handful of really nice plays. He's made a lot more worrisome plays. There's a reason why it's becoming a topic of conversation even among the national media. Odds are at this point that he's gonna be a bust.

I didn't say that. I'm simply asking for folks to honestly point out more than a few plays he's made that you wouldn't expect a basic NFL roster caliber QB to be able to make. That's the problem.

I think it's likely to be another low scoring struggle fest similar to the Texans game.

Where are the plays where Bryce shines above what you'd expect just an average roster caliber NFL QB to accomplish? Just being honest they're few and far between. That's my concern. That we've made a costly trade up to #1 to draft a QB that has to be lifted up by his team, not a QB who can lift a team up.

I do think it's too early to definitively call him a bust but it's also fair to acknowledge that it's trending that direction. I'd have a lot more hope if he was showing more traits that were translating. He just doesn't look the part and I don't mean just his size. His arm. His athleticism. The plays that make you think "okay, that was special". There's a handful of plays that give you hope but there's a mountain of plays that make me say "ugh, this guy ain't it". The fact that we're already having these "is he a bust?" conversations already kinda says it all in terms of how he's looked so far.

If you don't want the other team celebrating in your house then don't let them beat you in your house. Simple as that.

I think it went well. We'll find out how well pretty soon. I want this one. It'll be a guy punch if we don't land it. Headed back to Cackalacky.

Tepper was probably paying her like $27k a year.

Had a meeting in Queens this morning. Heading back to Jersey now. Flying out of Newark tonight.

Just passed it

#2 trending toward #1. Not a soul here can claim I didn't try to tell y'all. Go find me a more accurate pre-draft breakdown than this Biggest strength: - Physically, it's throwing the deep ball. He throws an accurate very catchable deep ball. Don't get triggered by these names, but in terms of the style of deep ball he throws think Russell Wilson or Aaron Rodgers. He has an ability to throw a ball that somehow both has a lot of air under it yet doesn't get "floaty" giving safeties a chance to make a great break on it. - Mentally, it's his competitive fire and ability to stay even keel. The guy is willing to do whatever it takes to give his team a chance and he doesn't get rattled or frustrated when the game isn't going well or the OL is getting blown up or receivers are dropping balls.

We cracked down on it because there were tons of thread bumps. Not one or two. They were becoming overwhelming.

Yes. Chuba has been solid. Looks like a good backup/marginal starter type. Don't get me wrong, he ain't CMC but he's the least of what's wrong.

We suck. Let's have some fun.

Sorry, I can't help it.

The only reason to make a move now would be to give an assistant a legit crack at it. He did that last year and proved the crack at it was not legit. Unless it came with a fat ass raise I'd pass on an interim gig for Tepper. Just cut me my check and I'll be on my way, thanks.

Heading to NYC for a potentially life changing meeting tomorrow. Send me all the positive vibes you've got.

Well, it would mean we suck worse than anyone else and our #1 overall QB wasn't good enough to keep us from being the worst team in the league. That would seem to bode poorly for the future.

You don't think it would be ultra embarrassing to send a haul to Chicago for the #1 overall pick to then turn around and have part of that haul be a #1 overall pick in return? Hell, we still talk about sending the pick that would turn into #33 overall to NE Armanti Edwards.