Steelo

I'd call their bluff and draft him anways. "Make his preferred team trade for him."

Deep WR draft so I'm confident on being able to build that room, OL is shaky to me so far you have really good guys and then a chasm and then alright guys. Hopefully the Senior Bowl can alleviate some of the worry there. Should be some later round Edge guys that are decent. Unlikely to spend the entire draft and FA periods on those 3 positions though. Should evaluate from top to bottom and chip away. if QB ends up one of the places they address later in the process then so be it.

Is it, though? Outside of getting a HC job this cycle... he's slated to be the DC here next season. No sales pitch needed honestly. He replicates or exceeds this season's defensive production then he will find a job quickly next cycle. Can think of a few squads on the premature Hot seat watch.

I wonder this as well, he had some interesting bits on making the offense "OL-Friendly". I know everyone raves over SF's QB Friendly offensive schemes... Interested in seeing how this translates.

As much as the fanbase would hate it... I don't hate this idea as much.

Idk yet, still new to me so I cannot automatically assume one way or another what they will do. I won't be surprised if it doesn't happen... like drafting legit TE help over the past 3 seasons.

For a season. And even assuming, beyond his contract, that he will be back is a bit of a stretch to me. He could find legitimate work elsewhere beyond holding a clipboard while they force the issue with BY.

Shedeur Sanders is looking to be the "top pick" so far in that draft. Which is totally premature because its gonna be a 2 man race between Carson Beck and Drew Allar/Quin Ewers

There are some guys down the board that are gaining traction from the draft analyst types. Michael Pratt out of Tulane is one of them. Depending on how the offseason goes, if hes BPA in the 4th/5th I think it's a wise investment. IF anything you have a backup when Dalton moves on after the season. He has enough tools to push someone during camp.

If the overall team improves but Young doesn't he has bought himself some more time, he would get the chance to pick his own QB before anything.

Brad Idzick (sp?) Bucs WR coach and lock for the position and Marcus Brady former Colts OC that got scapegoated by Reich.

Woops was posted already. I wonder who we are gonna tab for WR and RB coaches.

In a scheme that actually caters to his skillset you'll see an uptick and some better play. Hence 2 seasons, if the next season its more of the same and no improvement, you move on.

2 years with Bryce at the least before moving on.

2 teams? Just Seattle

If you improve everything around him and BY is still the issue he’d get his chance with his own QB before getting canned.

Lol sure

Yeah we won’t see a quick firing on this one.

I like it young coach. Young QB. Let them grow together.

GOoooooooooood!

If their personalities wouldn’t mesh, or Teppers “meddling ways” wouldn’t work.. why would Vrabel even entertain an interview..? They didn’t sneak the interview past Tepper lol he’d have to sign off on it. And it’s not like Vrabel is a naive prospective coordinator looking for his big break. He has interest in the job, maybe not FOR Tepper. But there’s something here he wants to discuss.

He got let go in Miami

Eagles OC didn’t get a 1st interview

Bingo. We are such a deplorable poohole of a team that no one will want to coach, but then we say no to every candidate that comes around and wants to coach this team lol.

Nah i'm fairly certain they are going younger than AARP age for the next coach.