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I voted Bill. As durable as Brady has been, its still not something you can control. Coaches tend to not get injured.

As much as I'd agree we need a QB... If you can't get the one you want, don't reach for one. It's EJ all over again - drafting something because we need it. We already have a project in cardale, and a mediocre starter. We upgrade the defense and we could possibly be in business. We can't get rid of shady til 2018, and we have watkins. I'd say focus on upgrading pieces around TT, and upgrading some players on defense. Watching NE play with backup QBs makes you realize how important coaching is - and how a great defense can mask a limited offense.

Tyrod at least has legs and a deep ball. Brock has a really slow release, and poor decision making. Gave him a big deal too. Maybe he'll get better...?

They like to use him in the slot - which means we'll see a fair amount of robey-coleman. Maybe some aaron williams on him. He's a good blocker too, so they like to run to his side.

They'd be stupid to fire fox. That team doesn't have a ton of talent, and cutler stinks. Give the guy a chance!

We were 9/20 on 3rd down and 2/2 on 4th down in that week 17 jets game. We also had 3 drives in that game that were 12 or more plays. And the only guy gaining yards on the ground was TT. What changed from that gameplan?

It isn't to necessarily snap any faster, but get lined up faster. Maybe have a backup plan if a play looks blown up..? I like having the oc in the booth, you can concentrate more. Communication issues are tough, but you get a much better view up there.

Simple can work... Remember "43 is the mike" followed by ne gaining 10 yards on the ground? They legit ran the exact play 7 times in a row and we couldn't stop them. Anything that keeps ej hard count plays on the sideline

Hopefully less substitutions, spread it out and run, big set and pass... Try and keep them off our scent Exactly. Line up shady wide and go empty. If they adjust, line up under center and see what they do

You can still run the ball if u pick up the pace. I think we want to try and catch the opposing teams defense a little more off guard

Can we trade him for Peterson??

Yet they were criticized for trading up before the draft for the #2 pick. They got the guy they wanted, but what if they had gotten Goff instead? Big risk there. The only reason this looks even better, is dumping bradfords money and getting the pick back.

Screw that - star QB/Owner/OC/Head Coach/GM/ FUTURE HALL OF FAMER

Ugh - And yet everyone predicted the Eagles would be terrible this year. There's still a fair chance that they finish in the cellar of that division... However their GM has been solid... They feel they found their franchise QB. They got their 1st round pick back by dumping bradford. They got out of a couple of bad contracts from the Chip Kelly era. They grabbed their old coaches disciple - who added 2 experienced coordinators. And they have some solid young talent: jordan Matthews, Cox, Agholor. I'm not sure they've really done much in the last 2 drafts to bring a ton more though. Graham has never been the big time pass rusher they wanted, and cox hides a lot of their issues on the d-line. I think they'll likely look to shore up the rush in the next draft, as well as upgrade the secondary. Knowing our old boy Schwartz... it'll probably be linemen that he wants. He's always tried to get by with mediocre db's.

And it seemed like Roman's game plan was to create impossible 3rd down situations. I feel like his run plays were very predictable zone runs to the edge. If you're disciplined and stay in your gap, and your corners can tackle, you will blow them up more often than not. Why not run from under center, split your receivers out wider, add a slot receiver. Make them decide if they want to play nickel or base D. Then we have the advantage of quick passing depending on how they line up, as well as adding clay or a full back as a lead blocker to try and open up holes to get a few yards.

You mean that #1 overall pick who legit sucked for his first 5 years in the league? And probably got his first GM fired...? Hated the throw on that one, because it was a bad throw. Love the idea, because i figured we'd go for it on 4th down anyway.

Never agreed with this sentiment, the guy was fantastic at bama. Probably like a smaller, quicker donta Hightower. I don't think we can ship dareus off for a bit. It'd cost more than keeping him, should u consider it. As for the other guys, I guess? It's the attitude of someone who truly believes were cursed.

I'll agree with this. If you catch revis napping - hammer it home. The D had plenty of chances to make plays. They didn't. Its on rex, rob, and every guy playing to make a play on 3rd down.

So one guy admits his mistakes - and on your first post you say that you know everything?? You're always right!! Who should we get at QB? Coach? GM?

Cleveland is starting cody kessler this week... and have a street free agent as a backup. We have dareus coming back in 2 weeks and shaq possibly in 4. I'd like to think we can win a couple of: Rams, Niners, Dolphins twice, Browns, Jaguars. Even throw in the raiders/bengals/seahawks - none of them look like premier teams at this point. Seattle just scored 3 points this past week, and appear to have major issues on the line. Go ahead - throw in the towel... I hate negative fans like this.

I feel like preseason broadcasts are tough for play by play. It's like spring training in baseball. On 3rd base is... #73... some minor league guy...?

Wade's pushing 70 - and we already fired him once. Pass.

I haven't put on a browns game. But Cody Kessler and Charlie Whitehurst... sounds pretty exciting to me.

Can't interview Schwartz for a lateral move when he's under contract. You can only interview both for HC spots.

The GM nerfed that roster and ate a ton of dead money in the last 2 year's of Rex's tenure there. It was needed since that team was old, and overpaid, and not very talented. He got fired, but he totally set up the new coach/GM for success when you have a ton of money to use to fill some of the holes. 2015 offseason saw them bring in Marshall via trade, Revis, Cro, skrine, gilchrist, and carpenter. Thats a massive secondary upgrade, as well as bringing in a solid guard, and a #1 receiver (who's not without his issues, but he's still solid). Doug Pederson never called plays prior to this year. So I'm not 100% certain he's doing it now.