I live thousands of miles away but can report my brother and his buddy are stopping after a 15 year run. They just can't stomach the losing anymore and when Whaley and Brandon were retained they lost all hope that Pegula was going to get this turned around.
Hard to critique his game. How did he grade out on PFF? Was it me or did it look like he was doubled all year? When a big play was needed he usually was the one collapsing the pocket. Does he come back in 2017?
What's up with all this appreciation and pity? He's a god damn billionaire, one of the 100 richest dudes in the country. Pegula needs to get these franchises turned around. The fans are hungry for a winner. It's not good enough just having pro sports. What matters is winning.
He's a great talent with a lot of promise. He turns 24 in June. Keyshawn Johnson was a 24 year old rookie. I think the kid will put these injuries behind him.
AVP can be the OC, he knows the west coast offense and can probably give Tyrod insight into how to use his athleticism to improvise in the pocket like ARod.
Harrison has the perfect body type 6'0" 275 plus he's bow legged and can use his leverage and superior strength to get below the tackles. Think most tackles are now 6'5" or taller and Harrison is so compact he just blows past them and really can bend to make himself lower. I'd run at him early and wear down his 38 year old legs.
Adding Romo to a roster undergoing a serious rebuild is foolish. Also Romo isn't durable or reliable to be the long term answer. Think back to McDermotts interview with Chris Brown and even Whaley's interview. There appears to be more of an emphasis on a long term sustainable vision or plan going forward. I don't see how pursuing a 37 year old with a bad back goes with that thinkkng.