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I still don't feel incredibly confident. 

its a process.

or something like that.

1 hour ago, Squid Game said:

I like the kid. I wasn’t bashing him. I’m in your side. Just saying you don’t ever want a corner that have 10 tackles. 

You don't want that in a vet. For a rookie that the QB keeps testing it's ok.

9 minutes ago, Carl Spackler said:

Because Cousins was targeting him all day.

this. he was picked on all day and did incredibly well considering. it won't take long before QBs are throwing somewhere else. once we get Gilmore in and Horn back, it could get ugly for QBs we face.

4 hours ago, 4Corners said:

Craig Cartner the dude who invited all his boys over to watch a panthers game then puts two pringles chips in his mouth and quacks like a duck then kicks everyone out when they don’t laugh 

He should have. That's some funny poo right there. How could you not laugh?

I'm hoping that Sam is THE Sam we start seeing a lot more of. He looked brilliant that drive.

hope it's true though and that they do a lot more no huddle.

and that the OL blocks better, the WRs catch better, and the QB throws it to his guys.

They need a grown-up 

17 minutes ago, BlackPanther21_ said:

They will win because the next 2 teams they play are even bigger messes than us. 

We'll be their "get right game". That's the role we play in the league now.

3 minutes ago, Scott12345 said:

He can’t go out there and catch the damn ball

and he sure can’t block

we need better players

Or we just need an OC that knows what to do with the players he's got. 

And pooing me?

3 minutes ago, pantherj said:

All of this can be corrected with a much better QB, and there is one who is going to be unloaded at some point. Rhule thought he could just roll with Sam and his superior coaching would make up for it. Now he knows the QB decides your fate in NFL.

Nope. We need a much better OL, we need a much better OC, and we need a WB who doesn't throw an INT to start the game, plus WRs who don't drop half the balls that come their way.

The problems go way deeper than just one guy.

Take him. Take him now.

We'll have a better first round pick.

It actually is. We're fugged.

We needed that win to recover. Losing like that demoralizes a team. They are too young to recover from this.

This season is done. We'll win a few more, but this team can't keep from tripping over their own feet. 

This thread.

Oh good grief. The drama. Grownups acting like frikkin 6 year olds. 

1 minute ago, BlackPanther21_ said:

He could just be buried on the depth chart in Dallas with that excellent line they have.

Or, most likely, he just sucks. Because quality OL depth is so rare, you don't let it go...you don't just let it walk.

1 minute ago, iamhubby1 said:

 

Like I said. I tried being optimistic. I got tired of all the crap I got. So...here we are. One has to find pleasure where one can.

You won't be finding it here for much longer if you keep it up.

If you fling poo at the wall to see what sticks, you're still going to be stuck with poo.

Sorry, just not interested. With this league being as OL needy as it is, unemployed OL are unemployed for a reason. They suck. We have enough of that here. Don't want more.

8 minutes ago, iamhubby1 said:

 

I tried being optimistic, and caught way too much crap for my efforts. So...if you can't beat em, join em.

Didn't answer my question. You don't talk about the team. You talk about other posters. That's all you do.

Your response tells me you let other people dictate what you do and how you act...your life here is a reaction to everyone else. Seems kind of miserable to me. 

8 hours ago, iamhubby1 said:

Yeah, there's not enough going on to throw shade at. Let's find an ex Panther who's having a bad year, and throw shade at him. Ah Huddle, you are a heartless place.

When was the last time you made a comment in here that wasn't some snarky commentary on what other people were posting?

46 minutes ago, SgtJoo said:

"In that context, Bengals guard Mike Jordan experienced the most horrific kind of horror for an O-lineman in Week 11 2020 against the Washington Football Team. Not only did Jordan get bulldozed by Jonathan Allen, but the guard also crunched the pass rusher into the left knee of Joe Burrow.

Season over for the No. 1 overall pick.

For Jordon, the blown block that took out Burrow was the rancid cherry on top of a spoiled, rotten sundae. Against Washington, Jordan allowed a sack, five QB hits, three hurries and nine pressures, per Pro Football Focus. He was benched for the final four games of the season.

Jordan's struggles underscored a Bengals O-line that received heavy criticism last year for its poor play. His 35 pressures allowed were fourth-most among all guards last season, per PFF. The three players who gave up more each played in 16 games. Jordan took part in only 11."

 

Lmao 

 

Can we pick 'em or what?

A good OC would make the best of who he has and what they do and don't bring to the table, not who the OC wish they had or what the OC wishes they could do.

That's the problem we consistently have here. That was the problem with Chud (who had no situational awareness) or Shula, (who had no idea how to use Chud's playbook and only had a job in the NFL because of his dad), or Norv (who had forgotten how to run an O), or Davidson (who didn't have a clue).

Brady hasn't figured out that you might need to change what you do based on what is happening on the field and who he has at his disposal. In that way he's like Chud trending at the moment towards Davidson.

So basically we have a coaching staff that is hearing all the noise  from the outside world about how the interior of the OL is fugged up with Miller especially and the coach does a big "fug you all" and keeps the worst lineup in place?

Welcome back to the Fox years.