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He should have drafted somebody who is stronger/leaner. Idk. It's a bad pick.
Listening to Boomer this AM, he thinks nobody is safe if these 3 games are ugly...and these are horrendous teams we play. I see no reason why...
Seriously. Not even the first round pick busted he hasn’t drafted one capable OL player either or any round.
Becton laughing and smiling yesterday was a joke. Idk if they even care to resign him. Bring him back as a RT maybe? Really need Alt or the PSU...
We did. We just drafted an overweight immature bust in Becton and an injury prone bust in avt
My point exactly. Why are we letting homegrown talent walk?
Wowww. How is he still employed? Coach Robert Saleh, whose record dropped to 16-32 (including 2-13 in December/January),
Can we at least fire Douglas. Out of principal? New gm gets a free ride next year with a rod and coach and is free to do whatever in 25
Tomlinson only redeeming quality is his health but he is horrendous.
Becton looks awful. Maybe he can swing it at RT but he’s not some savant LT. Bad miss by Joe Douglas. Time for him to go.
Can I vent? man, not much to say besides this is sad. This has to be one of the most disappointing years and for obvious reasons. the sad part...
You are what your record is and we freaking suck. blow this up. 30-0 is so bad. These guys make millions and have no heart. They quit.
Agreed
We running it back next year ahahahhahahahah crappy franchise
Wooof. 30-0. that has to be fire able. Oh wait?
Againt Tunsil too. Look Will is a good player and will be. Just wild to think the plan is still to let Bryce Huff walk? and if we were superbowl...
The good news is, we get to see this vs a legit team again next week in Miami. maybe this salvages ZW, hoping he goes down the Geno Smith route...
There’s like 5000 people there lol yikes woody
Spencer Rattler is my guy. Played behind an awful OL and knows to feel pressure. He has a cannon of an arm. Really think he’s a round 3 or 4 one...
Ensures the tank too. Boyle and Simiean are horrid.
