Watkins90

Meh, that’s putting the ball only where his guy could get it. Zay makes that catch if not for some BS rule where the only spot PI doesn’t count is within one yard of the line of scrimmage.

Peterman has been an absolute dumpster fire and doesn’t have the physical talent Allen has. That’s a very dumb comparison.

The thing I think people forget, we were so cap-strapped we didn't have the necessary ability to amass this large amount of talent. It wouldn't have mattered who was the GM. We didn't have the funds, plain and simple.

I like how we give up on a rookie QB four games into his NFL career. My god guys. We would be picking QBs in the first round in every draft if we had it your way and dumped someone after one year because they weren't an all-pro.

We are in year 1 of the rebuild. Making the playoffs last year wiped out that year being a rebuilding year no matter what moves were made.

He has 34 catches for 453 yards and 3 TDs. Not exactly lighting the world on fire. Then again, he doesn't have too. Like I said, he is overpaid for his production, but they can do that because Hill, Hunt, and Mahomes are on rookie deals. They also have enough other weapons that Sammy doesn't have to be the guy, so it doesn't matter what he ends up with for stats as long as he contributes and doesn't hurt the team.

So, you think we should have massively overpaid for Woods when McDermott's whole intention was to get rid of bad contracts? You think we should have spent money on a player in Goodwin who hadn't played a full season due to injuries? Glenn, I really can't say much. He has played well, but they have Dawkins. Dawkins is younger and developing. If they think he can be as good as Glenn, then he is younger and you have him for much longer. I didn't really make excuses. I tried to explain the rationale behind decisions. Unlike you, I'm not going to lose my ***** over McBeane's decisions. We won't know what kind of impact they'll have until a couple years from now. Football Czar's aren't just laying around waiting to be hired. Beane's in his second year after his first draft. Why don't we give the guy a chance to BUILD a roster before we rush to judgment.

Richie was getting older. They asked him if he would take a pay cut. He said yes. I don't know why it hurts to ask the guy to take a pay cut, especially when he ends up agreeing to it.

But, when a player is in your long-term plans (Aka Woods) it makes it hard to do a 180, especially when you're focused on getting a QB. Who were we supposed to sign with the little cap space we had? Also, Ritchie agreed to the restructure. Then decided it wasn't enough and retired. That's just crap on Richie's part. Don't agree to it in the first place.

I think the biggest problem is, we made the playoffs last year. It just created unrealistic expectations in a lot of our fans.

Woods was never going to resign in Buffalo. He wanted to go to LA, you know, where he was born and raised and went to college. The only way he would have come back would have been for a very over-priced contract. Watkins doesn't deserve the money he is being paid by KC, but KC is all in while Mahomes is on a cheap deal, so they are willing to spend extra for potential because they have so many other weapons who are on cheap deals. Hill and Hunt are both on their rookie deals still. Goodwin was injury prone and never put together a complete season here. Glenn couldn't stay healthy easier, and they used his capital to go get their QB. I don't understand what you don't get. They shredded bad contracts and made an aging roster much younger. Yeah, they got rid of some talent, but they have also added young talent. You can completely rebuild an offense in one offseason when you have your QB in place. The Rams did it last year. Can we please stop with the threads. These guys aren't getting fired this year. They'll have this offseason to improve the roster. If they don't show signs of improvement, they'll both be gone by the end of next year. For now, quit getting so worked up.

How was McBeane supposed to know that Woods would be forced to retire and Richie would go off the deep end?

40 percent of our players are first or second-year players. We are very young. McDermott is going to have this roster dismantled and get canned before he can actually turn things around. Unless the Pegulas are all in on letting him coach for his full five years. I can't see this team being good until the 2020 season.

One in Baltimore?

I think Anderson just straight gave up. He was like, I don't need to take any more hits.

We might not have a choice.

Our Qbs might have thrown more Pick 6s this season than touchdowns.

Throw it to Jones. He was wide open once again.

No way you can tell that he is out. His foot is inbounds, if it isn't, its so barely out of bounds they'll never overturn it.

The refs don't throw flags for the new helmet rule at all. Both Edmunds and then I think Milano should have been flagged on the play Edmunds got concussed on.

*****, Jones was wide open on that play where Anderson dropped the snap!!

His bad coaching and stupid decisions come from clock management issues and making bad decisions in terms of in-game situations. McCarthy should have told Montgomery to take a knee if he caught it in the end zone. Those three seconds were more valuable than the small percent chance he takes on to the house. Not using a timeout and letting the Rams bleed the clock down to 2:03 when they kicked their field is bad clock management. Use your final timeout to save as much time as possible. Rodgers can use his arm to stop the clock based on throws he makes. It's stuff like that he won't have to worry about as an O.C. It will just be calling plays. I guess we don't know how good of an OC he can truly be because he had Farve and Rodgers in GB. Brady and Bill needed each other. One wouldn't have succeeded without the other.

New Orleans in 2004 was 15th, but the 2005 offense in San Fran was 32nd and considered the third worst offense ever tracked by Football Outsiders. I would contend that shouldn't matter. He has been a head coach for 13 seasons and called plays for most of those. I think he would be fine. Again, it isn't that the Packers have been bad on offense under him, he just hadn't made good calls as a head coach.

Again, he'd make a great offensive coordinator. He just isn't a good head coach.

Him and Ron Wolf, who they relieved as GM last year. The guy only built through the draft and refused to spend money in free agency. Guess what guys, it takes more than building through the draft. You sign quality free agents and then hit on draft picks. That's how you win in the NFL. Or, you do what the Rams did and trade late round picks for proven young talent. He isn't a bad O.C. He just makes stupid mistakes as a head coach. Bonehead clock management. If he would just be allowed to concentrate on the offense, he would be fine.