MHS831

I see your point and it could work. As a young QB, I am not sure I would want the franchise's best QB dressed out, on the sideline, waiting to get inserted. I do, however, like the concept.

Rhule does have the ability to unite. I have never seen the Huddle in total agreement about any topic as we are right now.

Many of you are trashing the "run first" approach to offense. Tennessee has a bye this week.

I don't know enough about him, but I trust your assessments. Mills' progress has been a really interesting story this year.

I appreciate what Cam has done for this franchise--a signed #1 jersey hangs proudly in my man cave, but Cam would be an expensive distraction. Not his fault, but if he is on the roster, every time the QB throws a pick the huggers would start banging their drums. When Sam Darnold replaced Cam and there were boos at home--even though Cam has not won a game for the panthers in his past 12 or so starts--that is what I mean as a distraction. I think it is best that we, as a franchise and fan base, turns the page. So this idea has merit on one level, but in reality, I question its practical applicability.

Davis Mills' success may have a lot to do with this.

Not kidding: A "no coast" offense. The article called him a mutt, basically referring to a hybrid offense. He had Luck with no OL in Indy 5-6 years ago and they were decent. Luck is now retired, however.

I think they feel we are 3 OL, a TE, and 1 QB away from relevance. They could be right--but 5 missing pieces is a big percentage of the offense.

He was only in Houston this season, I think. Not sure there is a link to Watson.

We are going to go hard after Watson. That may explain signing Walker again--similar style, I guess? (Better consistency that Darnold/Newton/Walker)

So Brady threw 10 more TD passes than our entire team scored, by air and by ground.

Back to the topic of the thread: Miami Owner Ross has nixed the Harbaugh talks. Harbaugh to Chicago?, imo

Owner Ross has nixed the Harbaugh talks. Harbaugh to Chicago, imo

I say slide back. I think 2 or 3 Edge rushers, a CB, and an OL are likely to go before us. If there are 4 OL we would consider at #6, drop back, add a second rounder, and take the one still on the board. However, Ekwonu is (to me) the best for us. He can play G or T. He is the most feared lineman in the ACC. Call him IHOP for obvious reasons. If BC improves at LT, Ekwonu can go to G. If Brady goes to G, Ekwonu can play LT.

I Wonder if Flores firing has anything to do with them (hypothetically) agreeing to sign Watson to lure a big name coach to Miami? Trying to make sense of it all.

I agree, but I was quoting Gettlemen. We are not that lucky.

This surprised me.

True, and this is what happens when you draft a QB in the first round and miss. It takes 2-3 years of losing to learn he is not going to pan out--jobs are lost in the meantime. Kenny Pickett--is he the next Jones? (Many mocks have the Giants taking him)

Bowel movements can be strategic. I learned that in second grade.

"There's a bunch of really smart people out there from a lot of different places." That's a damn coffee mug right there.

In other words, this process is going to be drawn out and I will be left to choose from left overs. It is like he is trying to get to the offseason so we will all forget about his suckage.

A wise man once said, "Sometimes, the answer is on your own roster." I think he and Joe Judge are going to be fired tomorrow.

when I watched 77 he did well (4 or 5 plays).

He should have used him at the goal line--but the entire league does not like Cam--at least Rhule signed him.

Romo was drinking Sam-Aid, but it all has to start with the OL.. Build the OL in free agency---we can overpay for a C and G to come here and it is perhaps smarter and cheaper than overpaying for a mediocre QB. We keep BC at LT and go with Deonte Brown at RG (He was not bad today). We draft Pickett or Corral to compete with Darnold in 2022.