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The first part of the process is try your best to be reasonable as a fan - stop thinking 5-2 and a 3 game slide hides the fact the coach came in after most of the draft prep was done and our GM was hired after. Like it or not, it's just too early to know what the team will look like at the time appropriate for them to be judged.

Watching the Eagles has me feeling Reich would have been the better choice. Watching the Eagles has me feeling Reich would have been the better choice.

Oh by the way - if this FO gets a draft pick for Taylor - I'm officially loving what they are doing.

You're being too hard on yourself. Just say you retain unusual amounts of water and that you're working on getting taller to dissipate the weight.

That's a lot of food you're ordering for one person.

C'mon. I don't think they are near the same thing.

Can't believe we'd do this just so we don't have to deal with Tyrod in the off season, sigh.

I think their public apology is letting Peterman start.

If that's his theory then he's wrong. What an immature take at trying to be insightful.

I'm of this very opinion. He only invites/given a handful of prospects - so they're already presumed to be the best of that class. Within the show is him showing film of the good and bad and gives them advice. Then there's a chalk board session and an outside session. He also gives them an opportunity to answer some negatives that already being said about them, ie, some say you're only a mobile QB, some say you don't have the arm strength, some say you can't operate under center, some say you weren't asked to read defenses, etc. It gives the viewer an opportunity to make their own opinion even though it always ends up with Gruden being positive overall about the player.

Oh yes we should do this

Huh?

What's the point? He might if Peterman is that bad or gets injured.

Why should you expect every fan to react the same exact way you do after two putrid performances?

So what? It should be what we do.

That stadium looks absolutely incredible.

It's not what he said about Peterman that was most interesting - it was what he said about how a "blue chip" QB makes everything better.

He ain't gonna give ya nothin in an interview.

I would take Tyrod as a back up in a second.

Tyrod also looked absolutely terrible in pre-season. When Peterman came in during pre-season it looked more like a proper passing offense. It was said Peterman was going against 2nd, 3rd string and players that might not make the team. Yesterday we were in a similar situation and all we have is what we have been able to see. It looks as though Peterman is the much better thrower of the football. No one knows if that could happen when a team game plans and the balance of the game is in question - but I'd sure like to see if he could.

I like Sean but I sure wish we had someone I trust on the coaching staff offensively to help select our QB in the draft.

Drew Brees can definitely still win that type of game. He'd done it many many times in his career.

You and I have finally found common ground, haha.

It was an awful day defensively and to me the worst thing to watch is getting ran on like that.

Peterman isn't the answer, that's not the point. The point is Tyrod is finished as a starting QB in this league. This team is probably 7-2 with Keenum or McCown as the QB - so what fans want to know is, can Peterman be at least that until we find a QB.