Suck For Allar in 2025?

[LinvilleGorge]

2 minutes ago, CamWhoaaCam said:

I would rather have Sam Darnold than Bryce right now. At least we still have DJ Moore.

Is there anyone in the league that our record would be worse than 1-10? I mean, if you or me was the QB we'd only have one additional loss.

[Jaxel]

We are going for Allar nothing...

Kidding, this guy can't play, we will see if he is better next year, but it's gonna be a hard no for me dawg.

[Ricky Prickles]

Im just not sure about this Allah guy. I never read the Koran much so I don't know a whole lot about him.

 

[tukafan21]

2 hours ago, Waldo said:

And he had 2 SB champ kids. He was absolutely right when he told hos kid to not go to SD.

But wasn't part of it because their owner was known to be cheap at the time and Papa Manning didn't trust them to invest enough to put a winner on the field?

It's the exact opposite with Tepper, dude has almost no limit on what he'll spend to win.  Plus, you have to think wherever Arch gets drafted, Peyton and Eli would be more than willing to be a sounding board for anyone from the team to help them out.

I'd have no problem with Peyton offering Tepper his advice on GM/HC type of decisions, and I think that's the type of person who Tepper would really value and respect their opinion on those matters.

Edited November 30, 2023 by tukafan21

[Waldo]

30 minutes ago, tukafan21 said:

But wasn't part of it because their owner was known to be cheap at the time and Papa Manning didn't trust them to invest enough to put a winner on the field?

It's the exact opposite with Tepper, dude has almost no limit on what he'll spend to win.  Plus, you have to think wherever Arch gets drafted, Peyton and Eli would be more than willing to be a sounding board for anyone from the team to help them out.

I'd have no problem with Peyton offering Tepper his advice on GM/HC type of decisions, and I think that's the type of person who Tepper would really value and respect their opinion on those matters.

In that case yes but it was also more. Turns out he came out and said his dad took the heat for him but left it vague. Link. It was also how they ran the team. Brees, Leaf and other history I don't know or remember.

Tepper's cash isn't an issue here but how it really hasn't helped him yet regardless of how much he burns is. How the Byce saga goes down would heavily effect this type scenario but given his history of the other QBs he's had I would expect nothing less than brutal.

Edited November 30, 2023 by Waldo

[tukafan21]

2 hours ago, Waldo said:

In that case yes but it was also more. Turns out he came out and said his dad took the heat for him but left it vague. Link. It was also how they ran the team. Brees, Leaf and other history I don't know or remember.

Tepper's cash isn't an issue here but how it really hasn't helped him yet regardless of how much he burns is. How the Byce saga goes down would heavily effect this type scenario but given his history of the other QBs he's had I would expect nothing less than brutal.

I think the difference is the Chargers owner was always terrible because he didn't care enough to try to do right by the QBs, while Tepper is trying everything he can, just sometimes doing too much or doing it the wrong way because he cares maybe too much.

Just makes me think it isn't a situation the Manning's would pull the same thing as with Eli, I think they'd look at it as an opportunity, knowing Tepper would more than welcome the advice of someone like Peyton (Eli too, but let's be real, it's Peyton) and they could help him make sure they build the team around Arch right.

Edited November 30, 2023 by tukafan21

[BY9Franchise]

7 hours ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Is there anyone in the league that our record would be worse than 1-10? I mean, if you or me was the QB we'd only have one additional loss.

With this year's line play Darnold would have been giving away candy to the ghosts 

[kungfoodude]

9 hours ago, App Panther said:

I'm about choked on my dinner. Drew Allar is not a franchise talent. 

I'm not sure he makes it through his Penn St. career as a starter 

[kungfoodude]

3 minutes ago, BY9Franchise said:

With this year's line play Darnold would have been giving away candy to the ghosts 

This offense and Darnold would have been genuinely hilarious. Move over Jameis Winston, we have a new season INT record.

[countryboi]

I would rather set myself on fire, than to purposely suck for another season.

we need to move forward like Bryce is the guy, even if he is not. 

[Waldo]

6 hours ago, tukafan21 said:

I think the difference is the Chargers owner was always terrible because he didn't care enough to try to do right by the QBs, while Tepper is trying everything he can, just sometimes doing too much or doing it the wrong way because he cares maybe too much.

Just makes me think it isn't a situation the Manning's would pull the same thing as with Eli, I think they'd look at it as an opportunity, knowing Tepper would more than welcome the advice of someone like Peyton (Eli too, but let's be real, it's Peyton) and they could help him make sure they build the team around Arch right.

Being terrible is the end result with or without care. Just trying really is the same difference in the end, it's juat 1 of the problems you are hyper focused on. The poor management and support is the same in the end. Right now Tepper doesn't even have the ability to buy wins and he is trying.

If BY ends up being treated like Cam, TB and the other duds they brought in then you're just reaching on painting a nicer picture then what's been going on around here. Look at the supporting cast, coaching and front office support. Yeah, trying is not what the issue is around here. It's gross incompetence. Most wouldn't have the option or knowledge of how to pull it off. The Mannings do.

Edited November 30, 2023 by Waldo

[LegioX]

I honestly think us being a black cat is a curse. 

[Jay Roosevelt]

Never a good idea to anoint a QB as "the guy" this far in advance. Much can change between now and 2025. Hopefully Bryce comes around with a new staff and we don't have to worry about it, but if not it's entirely possible there will be one or more QBs available in 2025 that nobody is even talking about now.

[BY9Franchise]

4 hours ago, kungfoodude said:

This offense and Darnold would have been genuinely hilarious. Move over Jameis Winston, we have a new season INT record.

Oh how I wish we had just ridden darnold to #1 overall or picked Stroud lol.

What a crappy season when you can't even root for getting the top pick.