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Is Tepper trying to tank for a top pick?


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1 minute ago, Jackie Lee said:

If he thinks after giving Rhule 4 QB's that tanking in the draft for a rookie guy is what Rhule needs to be successful...Riot on Mint if we "tank" and Rhule keeps his job because it was "part of the process"

The scary thing is I think this is exactly what he has planned.

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2 minutes ago, Jackie Lee said:

That's probably the last idea Rhule has to save his job, and Tepper is obviously in some form of denial/embarrassment mode 

When Tepper gave Rhule that 7 year deal and that off-season press conference last season about the long term process shows that Tepper is drinking the kool-aid. Sad he has Rhule spiked the bowl for the rest of us.

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14 minutes ago, Jackie Lee said:

If he thinks after giving Rhule 4 QB's that tanking in the draft for a rookie guy is what Rhule needs to be successful...Riot on Mint if we "tank" and Rhule keeps his job because it was "part of the process"

I mean that’s the way the nfl works, that and building an elite team and plug in a vet/high quality no mistakes guy. But more the former.

and the more you try and fight it will cheat codes and short cuts the more the franchise just gets fuged into a hole…that’s what piss poor organizations do, just look around and see it’s like a video game to them

we should’ve fuging tanked to begin with but knowing what Rhule is it’s good we didn’t. Then again the same person who hired Rhule hires the next coach

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2 hours ago, ForJimmy said:

I know it’s early, but none of the QBs in this coming class are really crushing it right now. Pick 1 vs 3 might not matter as much this year…

Yeah, I'm not exactly begging for any of them but there's still a lot of football to play. We'll see.

I doubted Baker would ultimately be the answer and now I'm REALLY doubting it.

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