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Stale is the best way to describe the current situation. McBeane looks like they have no more bullets left in the holster, no more levers to pull. I give somebody in the organization credit for not burning high draft picks at the deadline. McBeane had their time, couldn’t get it done. Time for a new GM and coach. McVay seems unrealistic. Shanahan seems like he needs a change of scenery. I’d go after him.

Palmer is better than Hollins and it's not close if you look at their careers.

You are conveniently leaving out that the offense drove them into field goal range to end the game and prayer missed. That’s the only reason it was a one score game.

I know.

He's injured a lot. maybe undersized is the wrong word then. How about fragile?

They play like professional athletes should even though one does not possess quality human characteristics.

He was panting like a dog all game, rolling his eyes on the bench and putting his head down like a little kid that got caught doing something bad. He was the least inspiring "captain" possible. McDermott should strip the C from Allen and Bernard and give them to Dawkins, Spencer, and Bosa. Grow some balls and hold people accountable.

All of these injuries are just going to be the built-in excuse the coaching staff and front office need to run it all back again next year.

Stop calling us commies!

At least they proved yesterday that they can run the end around without fumbling it, granted it went for negative two yards but we retained possession. Too often lately my comments after a play is "WTX was that" ... both on Offense and Defense.

I agree that the bad looks really bad this year. Plus losing to bad teams. Unlike years past, when it was a solid or up and coming team that would take us to the brink and we'd blow a game via some oddity hail murray or Vikings fumble etc.. There are just hard flaws noticeable, mistakes, and awful bone headed plays. Coupled with clear issues at talent. Injury or not. It all seems more obvious and stares us right in the face.....reminding us we wont win again in Jan this year.

Brady was technically an outsider. He just happened to be on staff to promote. But wouldve been the top name to go get at the time. Point stands on Dorsey and Babich tho. They are/were both McDermott home-grown from scratch coaching assistants that McD mentored and groomed for years to get them ready to be Coordinators. Babich especially. Shows how good he is at that...

Well said. The whole draft, develop and resign thing is only a good idea if you resign guys that actually deserve the contract. Beane seems to have resigned all of these drafted players as a way to validate his draft picks (see, they were good draft picks, because they earned a new contract). Beane has completely destroyed this roster.

Is he really that undersized? He is 6'4" and 240lbs. That is about the same size as Brock Bowers, George Kittle, Sam LaPorta, Trey McBride, and David Njoku. Pass catching TEs mostly seem to fall in the 240s. Of course, he is not as big as Kelce or Hock. Also, it is not like his size is what caused his hamstring injury. I'm frustrated with the game and with the injury too, but that's because Kincaid is good.

What?

Beane wouldn't stay here if he were a McDermott puppet. If he were fired, then he would be unemployed for about 5 minutes before getting another GM job. Does McDermott have a say in how the roster should be built. Of course, he does but Beane has power here as well. Both men are responsible for this roster. If things continue to go south, then both should be held accountable.

Crazy because he looks much bigger than Bernard and Williams out there.

It’s a league rule, qb’s have to talk after games.

And the wasting of Josh’s prime was the biggest travesty of all. I saw a Qb yesterday that knew it wa over. You could see that in his eyes. Gane over for this regime. They are finished.

That’s false. Diggs wanted out and forced his way off the team after getting an extension. He left the bills with a hole at wr and cap issue that hurt the team. just like he did in Minnesota. In no way was he run out of town.

I agree 100%! I got roasted last year for saying Josh is soft. He is a great QB - but he has a sulky attitude.

Impressive. Everything you just said outside the last 2 paragraphs is wrong.

Josh will play out his final years for the Rams or Niners back in his home state., or maybe he will retire early and just enjoy life outside of football.

On your last point, that is my biggest concern. I think from a motivation standpoint yesterday will be a wakeup call. However, the problems with this roster can't be fixed in-season now that the trade deadline has passed. I think we'll see more games like yesterday this season unfortunately. Our WRs are BAD.