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I don't have socials. What did he say.

Silver lining … with this team, we don’t have to ask “who’s going to replace the production” if a wide receiver is injured or cut.

It’s really insane when you think about it. Do you think our offense would look like this if we had an offensive minded HC and GM from the get-go of Allen’s career? First priority would be get Josh an offensive line that could protect him. Second get him some weapons. Third, fashion a defense which is high risk, high reward, i. e. designed to get the ball back in Josh’s hands as many times and as soon as possible. I’m thinking the Rams defense during the Greatest Show on Turf era. Instead, we have a ball control offense designed to minimize turnovers and a bend but don’t break defense which fails in the post-season every damn time. It’s crazy.

I don’t care about Beane or McDermott and them staying or going . I just want them to win that’s my option. One doesn’t have to be inclusive of the other

Have never seen so many" missing pieces" miss...

I'm assuming Gabe will be added to the 53 this week or next week Shakir Palmer Cooks Shavers (should be getting more targets but isn't) Davis Samuel IR? Coleman still inactive?

Question. Did they release him because they signed Cooks? Or did they sign Cooks because Moore asked to be released? Moore has some productivity in the past. His utilization in this offense is probably hurting his modest (in NFL standards) future earnings.

It's always going to be someone else's fault with this staff. They'll let one of the kitchen staff go before doing anything meaningful.

I really hope we sign Pierce. And draft a couple wrs with our 1st 2 picks This is a very tough lesson for Beane not to be cheap at wr ever again with Allen. The offense generally speaking needs to take priority. That's the whole point of a defensive hc

My thought is you don't rely on guys that are still available to be signed after the draft to play important roles for your team. Especially at premium positions. The narrative that he just needed good QB play to turn his career around was always ridiculous. The tape was out there and NFL pro personnel departments aren't stupid.

The int in Houston was ugly though. Made no attempt for ball IMO

Wash, rinse, repeat.

Its sad McDermott will keep letting this happen

In 2 years, he’s going to be an elite answer on Immaculate Grid.

There has to be something we don't know about Moore. They can't just let him go because Brady didn't know how to use him could they. I'll ask Diggs.

He was just another receiver. Poorly used? Yeah. Again, that's on McD and Joe Brady.

Another thing that gets me is the whole plan with Bosa was to use him on a rotational basis, to keep him healthy for the post season. But because of our poor Dline play, Bosa had to be used & relied upon more & more. Now Bosa is injured (predictably) & we're calling in guys like Lawson. Beane 100% deserves to be on the hot seat right now & while i hope our team perseveres & makes a deep run, right now that doesnt look too likely, and the fault should lie with Beane. I hope he has to account for this lost year post season. Josh is almost 30. We had many years of being the Top Dog in our Division & Beane was never able to figure it out. That says it all right there doesnt it?

Not surprised based on his social media yesterday. Feel for him. I think he works hard and was poorly used by the staff

Thoughts?

I'm ashamed to share a first name with this Brian fellow. I'd change it to Bryan, but screw canada!

It essentially means: Offense don't turn it over. Defense get off the field on 3rd down. Special teams win the field position battle. So far this season we are not doing a great job at any of the 3.

Okay who takes the OC job then?

I'm not so sure. Beane did sign Diggs for a lot of money and drafted Keon highly. I think he values wideouts. But I think Beane has managed the cap poorly. I think we're overpaying for a bunch of players which meant that this past offseason when we needed WRs, Beane went shopping at Dollar Tree instead of Neiman Marcus.