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Dream scenario for ending out the season


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25 minutes ago, Jon Snow said:

I would say it has been worse. Maybe they've bottomed out and they have learned some things. 

I mean, we are dramatically worse than that time period. There is a chance the FO has improved(not convinced) but there will never be a moment that David Tepper will ever be a better owner than Jerry Richardson. Tepper needs to set his sights smaller and try not to be worse than Woody Johnson or Dan Snyder.

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3 minutes ago, kungfoodude said:

I mean, we are dramatically worse than that time period. There is a chance the FO has improved(not convinced) but there will never be a moment that David Tepper will ever be a better owner than Jerry Richardson. Tepper needs to set his sights smaller and try not to be worse than Woody Johnson or Dan Snyder.

Tepper needs to stay out of the decision making process until the wheels fall off. As long as there is noticeable improvement then he has no need for intervention. Even then he needs to talk to Morgan to find out what's going on. No Monday morning meetings with the coach. 

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17 hours ago, tukafan21 said:

I think if there was one team to want to play, it would be the Seahawks and you hope Darnold playing on the road in a big game looks like the Darnold of old in those situations.  

We'll be seeing them, playoffs or not, in about two and a half weeks.

3 hours ago, Navy_football said:

That fact that he had a bad game wasn't the issue. Coming off Tommy John and imploding is why he shouldn't have been extended.

Not to mention John Fox's dumbass refusal to adjust his scheme and put Chris Gamble on Larry Fitzgerald.

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1 hour ago, mrcompletely11 said:

My memory is telling me that was all on Richardson.  He loved Jake and wanted to reward him.  Or something to that effect

Richardson liked to reward players for past performance, even if they were fading.

Smart teams pat for what they're going to do, not what they already did.

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5 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

We'll be seeing them, playoffs or not, in about two and a half weeks.

Not to mention John Fox's dumbass refusal to adjust his scheme and put Chris Gamble on Larry Fitzgerald.

Evero is a lot like fox. He keeps hi best CB on the strong side of the offensive alignment. The defense is setup for Jackson to play the weak side and Scott to play deep. Defensive coordinators can be a rigid bunch.

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22 minutes ago, Jon Snow said:

Evero is a lot like fox. He keeps hi best CB on the strong side of the offensive alignment. The defense is setup for Jackson to play the weak side and Scott to play deep. Defensive coordinators can be a rigid bunch.

Evero is in the same area as Bryce for me right now. Not a fan, but expect him to be retained.

Difference with Evero though is some team could give him a head coaching job. And who knows? Maybe his coaching skill set will be well suited to such a role.

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17 hours ago, hepcat said:

49ers at home. Panthers would win. Rigged garbage on MNF pissed me off, the NFL pulls that sh*t again in the playoffs I’m out for good. 

This is the match up I want and I want Nick Scott to blow Jennings the fug up, don't care if he gets ejected 

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3 hours ago, mrcompletely11 said:

My memory is telling me that was all on Richardson.  He loved Jake and wanted to reward him.  Or something to that effect

Well it was on JR but not for that reason. 
In 2009 JR fuged the cap to tag Peppers trying to force him to stay, or keep him from leaving. However you want to put it. 
 

That is the year Jake got that extension. That was totally connected IMO. Moving money. And you always reward the guy who will redo his deal, or traditionally that is a part of it. 
 

And why Peppers wanted to leave, well that could have been on JR too. I think this was after JR publicly called him out wanting him to be a leader. It didn’t go over well with Pep. 
That’s how I remember it anyway. Maybe there was more to the why of him wanting to go. It wasn’t money though. 

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7 hours ago, CRA said:

True.  That season, you could tell Tommy Jone got him.  And Lady Luck sort interfered earlier in that season because the AZ game could have happened before it did and people excused it because the big turnover game didn’t actually happen even though it could have.  

AZ was Tommy Jone grabbing and shaking us so that no one could explain it away and we still didn’t listen.  
 

 

Should have put Moore in the moment Delhomme started imploding against ARZ.

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REAL dream scenario:

Beat the Saints

Beat the Bucs with Baker Mayfield. He hurts his shoulder again last play of game.

Beat the Hawks with Sam Darnold.

Beat the Bucs with Teddy Bridgewater.

Get the #1 Seed (still technically possible)

Beat the Lions with Kyle Allen (Jared Goff injured during practice)

NFC Championship - Beat the Bears with Caleb Williams

Super Bowl - Beat the Texans with CJ Stroud

Bryce Young is the MVP and has exercised all of his demons and proved he is the true franchise.

 

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