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Stop whining and get ready for the long haul


TN05

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Y'all wanted the team blown up, well it was, and this is what the result is. Stop whining. Our defense is going to be historically bad and our offense can maybe be competent at best.

We're 3-5 years away from being competitive. Buckle in for a long rebuild, like Tepper has been talking about for months now. He wasn't joking.

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Anyone expecting us to compete for anything serious this season was expecting too much, evaluate players and enjoy. we are year 1 of a 3 year rebuild as I mentioned after we signed our Free Agents, you could see that all their contracts are targeted to expire within 3 years, that wasnt a mistake.

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My only thing to whine about was they cut loose Cam Newton who had only 1 year left on his deal for Teddy Bridgewater and his noodle arm garbage and I wish they’d either kept Cam or gone with a young inept QB with the intention of being terrible to get Lawrence. They did some half assed in between crap 

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2 minutes ago, BPF said:

I was hoping for better play calling this game but guess that was asking for too much

You were hoping for better than 30 points today? Was it playcalling at fault for TB overthrowing a simple screen play to CMC by about eight yards? Was it playcalling at fault for Teddy running away from pressure and somehow forgetting it was still on his tail for a fumble? Special teams playcalling did hurt us with the fake punt. I’ll give you that one. The other issues are TB at fault. 

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6 minutes ago, Varking said:

Completely agree with you. Everyone just enjoy the positives we see out of the team this year. 

There are none, that's the issue so far. I'm fine with us sucking and losing most our games and getting first overall pick, but at least show something fuging good. Nothing yet

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Just now, t96 said:

There are none, that's the issue so far. I'm fine with us sucking and losing most our games and getting first overall pick, but at least show something fuging good. Nothing yet

None? Not a single player has been a pleasant surprise or a positive on the entire roster? Every loss is a step closer to getting a real QB in this draft. Brady has called a fine two weeks so far. Teddy shot us in the foot today twice in big ways but the playcalling itself had been fine. 

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Just now, Burnout189 said:

I think Brady is still finding the strengths of his players, and what plays work and which ones don't.

I can see that just wanted to see him open up the playbook a little, but its understandable to try and feel things out a bit. Really want Daley to heal up and get out there to get some reps and experience, need some competent Oline badly. 

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