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If Penix is there at 33

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mav1234 Grand Master

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3 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

It's being obvious to everyone but him that he's the problem

and I do not for a second think Tepper believes he's the problem. I think he thinks his decisions were the problem.  There's a massive difference there, because he'll just "buckle down" and try to figure it out himself, instead of doing the smart thing and "firing" himself and getting a football person in to take over.

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10 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

It's being obvious to everyone but him that he's the problem

Re-watch “The Blueprint” episodes, it’s so horrible.  

I really want to know why Duce Staley and Josh McCown were fired the same day Frank Reich was.  They were clearly locker room leaders and player favorites.  

There had to have been some sort of split with Tabor/Campen.

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6 minutes ago, mav1234 said:

and I do not for a second think Tepper believes he's the problem. I think he thinks his decisions were the problem.  There's a massive difference there, because he'll just "buckle down" and try to figure it out himself, instead of doing the smart thing and "firing" himself and getting a football person in to take over.

I am not even sure he thinks it's his decisions that are the problem. He strikes me as the sort of person that likely thinks it was other people that failed him.

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7 minutes ago, kungfoodude said:

I am not even sure he thinks it's his decisions that are the problem. He strikes me as the sort of person that likely thinks it was other people that failed him.

my comment was based on the (supposedly credible) reports of him taking responsibility. I've learned that just 'cause someone accept responsibility doesn't mean poo if they don't change the fuging behavior that lead to them needing to take responsibility in the first place!

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12 minutes ago, mav1234 said:

my comment was based on the (supposedly credible) reports of him taking responsibility. I've learned that just 'cause someone accept responsibility doesn't mean poo if they don't change the fuging behavior that lead to them needing to take responsibility in the first place!

Oh I agree, but I also think that the organization might be behind that article/source. 

Seemed very damage control-ish.

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16 hours ago, FuFuLamePoo said:

Can we actually try building around one quarterback for the same quarterback just one time? Teddy got worse when he got here, Sam was already bad and stayed bad, and Bryce looks a shell of the prospect he was supposed to be, Baker is having a career year and going to take his team to the playoffs after leaving.

We. Are. The. Problem. It’s an atrocious roster that no one would be performing well for. We have to stop acting like we’re only a quarterback away. We’re an everything away.

we bailed on pickles for Cam

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23 minutes ago, thebdawg said:

LMAO either you don’t watch college ball or you’re a hater. Mac Jones was throwing to Devonta Smith and Jaylen Waddle, Bryce was throwing to Jermaine Burton and Jacorey Brooks 😭

This narrative that Bryce was carrying inferior talent at ALA-fuging-BAMA with their top 10 (usually top 5)recruiting class every single year has always been hilarious.

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19 hours ago, Shocker said:

He has a multitude of question marks 

Like what, exactly? Bryce didn't make half the throws that Penix makes and is a good 5 inches shorter. If there are a "multitude of questions" about Penix, why was Bryce the "surefire number one pick"?

Give me a break.

And while you're at it, give me Penix or Nix. 

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1 hour ago, ECUPantherFan said:

33 needs to be the best WR or OL on the board.

Our offensive line is fine. We need to get back to what works and keep the main thing the main thing. A Top 10 line under Wilks, a defensive coordinator by trade, went to poo under an offensive Head Coach. 

Players aren't the issue, it's the system. 

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