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Interesting. Hit on a few of those and you can be the next Colin Cowherd

He isn’t the only one, sadly.

And that is what has eroded my confidence in this regime. McDermott is a DC and hasn’t brought in people on the offensive side to compensate for his short comings. Throwing Allen to the wolves was foolhardy at best.

See you can be the GM and I will make sure the coffee is fresh. Just win!

Maybe Reid is older and wiser now? I agree with that draft strategy across the board. Betting the farm on one guy to fill a position is short sighted. If there is a can’t miss which is rare due to the nature of the game and life in general, I would pick multiples in positions of need. That way you competition and depth. Next year barring the addition of even more picks, where you could get Clemson’s D-line, I would use the picks on WR and O-line. Maybe sprinkle in a RB and a TE, since those are complimentary to the need as is.

He chose that path so it is on him. They threw out the baby with the bath water.

Kind of like Xmas. We will get everything from a mythical character but we have to wait for the rebuild.

No you don’t get it. Just because you have an opinion doesn’t make it the most valid or even right. McBeane has gotten two quarterbacks hurt now behind a crappy line. Just because I don’t buy everything they are selling doesn’t make me or anyone else stupid. Grow up and stop pretending you are Trump calling people names like a child. I showed you exactly where your diatribe was all pie in the sky and you can’t take it.

While we are on the subject. Do really think Daboll is the right coach for Allen? What has he done in the NFL? Daboll doesn’t count against the cap. Pete Carroll just reloaded too and has his team in the hunt. “Tremendous exception ....QB who MAY work out......IF things go their way.” That isn’t conjecture?

McBeane traded Watkins, Woods, and Glenn, correct? What is the general consensus on biggest need? WR, OL? Belichick’s reloading hubris seems to be just fine.

Seems like a valid argument.

You left out in your opinion. There are too many ifs and too much conjecture in your soliloquy. Kool-aid must taste good....

If they do that they might win a game and ruin the draft.

What makes him an idiot? Pegs wants a Band-aid, McDermott likes to rip them off. Perfect. Everyone gets what they want.

What do you mean if?

Exactly what I said last week. If they ship Shady this team implodes.

Not me, I want Lynch back at the mic!

Agreed. If you are great at marketing but production and shipping are inept you usually don’t last long in business.

Apparently o-lineman will be plentiful and ready for a big payday NEXT year, like free beer tomorrow.

That big jump has long odds. As I said multiple times at the beginning of the season Allen should have been redshirted. He will learn very little behind the current line he plays behind and the mediocre talent around him, other than running for his life. Why put your number one asset in harms way when there is only a pretense of winning?

Watch Gruden ride off into the Vegas Sunset with Davis’ money.

McBeane shot his foot off and wants us to believe it will grow back. He got his big war chest and draft picks but none of that comes with a single guarantee.

I knew it could be done without the dreaded rebuild.

Especially lucky after starting Peterman against the Chargers. The talent was better than this year. Oh I forgot rebuild! The problem is that they jettisoned virtually all the talent on the offensive side of the ball and opened with a rookie and Peterman. McBeane should just man up and say he doesn’t want to win. I go back to my original question, why did a defensive minded coach hang the offense out to dry? Could it be the same Gregg Williams/Rex Ryan hubris? Where they believe they are so good at one thing they can make up for deficiencies else where? And in the process damage their high asset they did all that wheeling and dealing for? The process sounds good but the execution seems flawed.

No one is taking this team to the Super Bowl. The band aid is definitely off now.