rayzor

as far as rhule is concerned this is the perfect year because pickett is available. trust his process. no one else is seeing what he is.

yep. not a stretch at all. in fact i fully expect most teams in the league to drop pickett deservedly way down their boards into 3rd or 4th rounds only to have rhule "see something special in the kid" like he did with sammy and draft him at 6.

thing is he probably prefers that nasty sweet stuff from kansas city.

if the whole scenario wasn't so pathetic it would be funnier. hand the reigns over to a clueless manipulative narcissist only to have him kick you out the door.

if i'm matt rhule i continue to sit on my throne of lies and delusion that i know what i'm doing and i know something that the rest of the league doesn't.

??? yeah, the guy is the picture of health and not a bit overweight. and what's the problem with BBQ?

So close

Oye

embrace the suck.

lol whoops...

could be. big lesson (one of MANY) for rhule to learn.....defense won't win games. points win games. the sucky thing is, that's a lesson that neither fox or rivera learned. defense helps you win games, but it only helps in that you can score more than your defense can allow. the more you score, the easier it is for the defense to do their part. #quickmaths

i'll definitely give you that. we were really effective early on, but we were playing teams that were worst in the league. we were really boys playing against men schematically for most of the season. early success against bad teams made us (very much me) a bit too optimistic about what they were doing. i know that it's not likely to happen unless rhule goes to Michigan, but we're going to be stuck playing JV defense relying completely on the talent of the personnel rather than scheme for any kind of success.

Situationally they were. If they weren't up against power run offenses like the whole NFCE and they didn't have to stay on the field for 45 minutes a game they were decent.

Whatever....just fix the OL. Get Armstead, Norwell, and that center from Tampa or Tennessee. Get good vets that won't take a learning curve. That way it give you the flexibility of drafting a QB without getting him killed or rolling with Sam and taking away any excuses. And then find a TE and for Peak's sake don't friggin trade him away, moron.

So if Rhule goes to Michigan who is still available?

weird bump.

experience matters. there's a difference between managing the college game and pro game. there's a difference in the way you manage boys vs men. who knew? what's next? picking players who have demonstrated skill vs. players who have not, but you "see something that could be special"?

beard = not epic. just a soup catcher.

good. stupid metric. just like arm length for OL and IQ test for football players.