jopie87

It's worse. At least in 2010 we knew there was a light at the end of the tunnel. Now, we don't even have that. So all the sucking is for nothing.

Bryce is going to be a top offensive coordinator in like 2027. Kellen Moore trajectory.

They need to scale way back, they've given Bryce too much to process. Simplify the game.

If they want to win more this year, start Minshew. He is better in the "now" term, he just keeps ending up in situations where the QB of the future lands on the teams he is on.

Sanders as a Falcon would have the NFL execs salivating.

I hope he can find long term success for an AFC time, start a long time, and win a lot of games. Seems like a good dude.

If the NFLPA can't force the issue and make a change happen, then either: 1. They need to go to fully guaranteed contracts because players are risking a lot more playing on the fake poo 2. Get new leadership in the NFLPA Players don't like turf, fans don't like turf, team owners who (allegedly) keep a pair of brass balls on their desk and have more zeroes in their bank account than a Tony Snell stat sheet love turf. Those dudes can always rely on manipulating whatever markets got them their billions to make back the money it will cost to better protect their teams. In any other line of work, if a particular surface was significantly more likely to injure an employee, those surfaces would be replaced. Or, the employer would be neck deep in lawsuits until it was resolved. Right now the NFL is basically putting the players on wet tile floors without having the decency to put up the yellow "slippery" signs. It has to stop. Put the players first. Period.

Is this the worst game Josh has ever played?

Rules guy on Fox is basically there to to fluff the refs. He's this dude in action.

That after one game, one season, the cake isn't done cooking.

Absolutely this.

No, but it's really all a matter of perspective and growing up. In 1995, I was 8. I wasn't watching football players, I was rooting for Super Heros who wore the best shade of blue on the planet. Wins and losses mattered because I was a kid and every week was a battle between good and evil. Losses felt like the end of the world. Wins meant everything. Now, I'm 36, have a wife, three kids, a job, and a mortgage. I'm not watching Super Heros, I'm watching men a decade younger than me playing a game they love in the few years, on average, that they get to do it at a pro level. I want players to succeed because it can/will/should make a huge impact for their families. But it's different. When they win, it feels awesome, but a little perspective has dimmed the passion over the years because there is roughly 6,200 things more important in my life than the outcome of a sporting event.

Then ignore and move the F on, problem solved.

They have to move the pocket and get him moving. Look at how Seattle used Wilson and see if that can help.

Of all things, I was upset with that the most. Go down pounding, not conceding.

I would be happy with Bryce being him, but I think Cousins is overly cautious.

Waving the white flag when a TD could have at least gotten to an onside kick is some chicken poo.

I see more Kirk Cousins than Bridgewater. Cousins is cautious to a fault.

If they aren't going anywhere, let the kid learn on the field.

Jog, get cut. Easy solution.

Yes. He will learn.

Depends on how close the team thinks they are. If this is a 4 year rebuild, Burns timelines and the teams are out of synch. He's a great player on a rebuilding team.

Agree, I just remember some deep balls that hit. I don't think he's a NFL quality receiver and would prefer Laviska in the "run fas and far" role.

That was OPI, refs are dysfunctional

Deep ball catching was very solid.