Multiple analysts ridiculing Rhule's comments

[Growl]

What a dummy for even saying this

CBs who can iso up and play press man are regarded as every bit as valuable OTs in the current nfl, literally all he had to do was just say “well you know we really loved both of these guys, Slater was one of the highest rated guys on our board, we just had Jaycee rated a little bit higher on our board, it’s a real shame about the injury but he was playing great until he got hurt but we’re really looking forward to getting him back.”

Edited January 13, 2022 by Growl

[MHS831]

12 minutes ago, trueblade said:

It occurs to me that if Rhule was uncomfortable taking a Guard at 8, he is unlikely to take a Center at 6.

Same thought when he said it.  

[BlitzMonster]

with Urban Meyer gone, Rhule is now the whipping boy of the NFL

[top dawg]

Rhule is a damned fool. He should not be allowed to evaluate O-linemen. He doesn't know how. He has these...ideas in his mind. His approach to evaluation is dogmatic at best and sheer buffoonery at worst.

[Toker Smurf]

'That's how much we love JC, unfortunately he got hurt.' 

That's what you say. That's all you say. On the bright side. What do you think of those comments, Mr. Tepper?

[TheRumGone]

Starting to think this dude is just flat out dumb. Keeps burying himself.

[Ja Rhule]

I honestly think Rhule says this poo so he can get fired and get $40M for free.  I think he hates being here.  Tepper poo the bed big time.  
 

Tepper need to grow a pair, man-up, accept he screwed the pooch on this one and rip the bandaid off in order to move forward.  Otherwise he will get clowned in 2022 by National media as the most inept owner.

Edited January 13, 2022 by Ja Rhule

[TheRumGone]

Also notice this dude said slater has “a really mobile qb” right before saying he played well. Trying to take away what he did this past season. Dude needs to stfu and give non answers. He’s embarrassing this franchise continually.

[musicman]

He's being honest. Now we don't want him to tell us the real reason why? In hindsight, every team that didn't take Mahomes should be shamed. What about when the Giants took Eric Flowers several years ago. He was a can't miss tackle and he was a bust. Nothing is for sure. 

Is he making some mistakes, yeah. But who's perfect? I think Jaycee will be great for the Panthers. I think Mac Jones will be successful in NE, more than he would have been in Carolina. Fields is a wait and see. What did Sewell do in Detroit? Is it him or the team. Hindsight is a beautiful thing to learn and move forward, not dwell on the past.

Edited January 13, 2022 by musicman

[mrcompletely11]

29 minutes ago, trueblade said:

It occurs to me that if Rhule was uncomfortable taking a Guard at 8, he is unlikely to take a Center at 6.

And he alluded to christenson playing center

[WUnderhill]

[Bartin]

I wonder how much of this is Rhule and how much is Fitterer. A huge part of Seattle's drafting over the last decade has been athletic scores and "ideal" traits.

 

To still call him a guard is colossally idiotic.

[Jackie Lee]

13 minutes ago, TheRumGone said:

Also notice this dude said slater has “a really mobile qb” right before saying he played well. Trying to take away what he did this past season. Dude needs to stfu and give non answers. He’s embarrassing this franchise continually.

 

[DJ feed me moore]

I dont want this idiot making our picks this year, Ive been a big proponent of wanting to trade down but what is the point if all those picks will just be wasted. Pray that Neal guy from Bama is available at 6 and at least we can come out of this draft with a solid new LT.