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Blueprint: Episode two


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11 hours ago, Tbe said:


My theory is the O staff had so much tunnel vision on the QB that they didn’t fully see the issues with the OL and WR room until it was too late. 

I think it hit them during the jets practice.

Canales at least understands how bad this group was and hopefully has improved it by 20-30% or so.

 

Agree 💯 but I’d also add Tepper was somehow convinced that all we needed was a QB to get us over the hump. They badly underestimated that lack of talent on offense last year.

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On 6/19/2024 at 10:03 AM, PanthersATL said:

What bothered me was the "what type of guys are we looking for" conversation.

I didn't get anything that wasn't obvious.

"We need a player that can block".  Ok -- don't we look for that every year?

I hope the stuff they cut out of the vid were things about WHY they felt a specific player met certain criteria that might be considered proprietary to our 2024 overall plan

It was more than that

since Tepper owned the team, and Ron Rivera’s last year too, there  have been a lot   of players who were just happy to get a paycheck, coaches too, it showed

…off the field…and on the field

there are players who get paid and don’t care about the game…that is not what Dan wants…and I applaud him for it.

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On 6/19/2024 at 3:35 PM, RJK said:

Evero was in this episode for maybe 3-4 seconds 

Yeah well to most people it seems like football is all offense anymore. Defense is only a technicality to be worked around - which they are ‘improving’ the rules annually. 

I should add: I am looking forward to seeing him work this year to compare it with last year and see if he is as good as I think he is.

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