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Kyle Bailey says Tepper isnt happy, wants changes now.


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This franchise is so broken. I have no idea where you even start with a rebuild for the next coach (yes already thinking about them).

We traded our first round pick in what will be a historically good draft.

Who are our young playmakers that a coach would find attractive in a rebuild?

Bryce - Someone elses pick for a QB who looks like being a backup might be his ceiling.

Horn - Literally made of sand and glass.

Burns - Disgruntled, probaly will be franchise tagged 

Brown - Good

Icky - Might be a guard by next year.

Mingo - With Fitts/franchise history, probably a bust. 

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19 minutes ago, CRA said:

It would basically appease people over the bye week.  "They did something".  But it changes nothing in the short term.  All it takes is a week of football and everyone would be just as enraged with a L to Houston. 

As blindly optimistic as this take here is, I fully believe it - 

Put someone else there calling the plays, running this show, and Bryce will look immediately different/better and we might even be competitive. 

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I hope he's miserable he created this mess live with the results. Even we fire Reich and make Evero interim this season we are going to be lucky to find any decent up and coming offensive coordinator who would want to work in this environment. The only way we can change course is if he hires a consultant and allows real football people to fix this mess.

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