HomeskillitMoorman

The character thing is only thrown out there when it's convenient. They had no problem signing a PED guy like Trent Murphy because it filled a need.

Fair enough. I'm not even against them. I just think too much is made of that and was poking a little fun at it. I haven't seen an example when any GM or coach truly subscribe to the high character thing. They all make concessions at some point to get a talent they want.

I believe Ryan Broyles and Justin Hardy are #2 and 3 on that list for most FBS receptions. It really doesn't mean anything.

Awesome high character and motor pick, McBeane!

Everyone's always blaming the Jews

$15m for Bradford??? That would be a nightmare.

Gross. We don't need to sign a mediocre QB to a multi-year deal. It makes absolutely no sense for us.

I don't want Bradford. But mostly what I want from the QB free agency market is a deal where we won't hurt ourselves with the cap in future years if we have to cut them after 1 season. These are all mediocre QB's. The biggest mistake would be to sign any of them long-term without the ability to get out of their contracts cleanly.

Brian Moorman, unequivocally yes!

Nowhere close to as bad as the Nashville call. Big difference too, that team was actually good. I wasn't even mad because I knew there was no way we were getting the ball in the endzone. This offense is so incredibly horrible.

I think what you're not understanding is how sad it is that that's all we really have going for us.

We knew/know this is what Tyrod is. We knew this wasn't going to be a good offense. But I think we were hoping we finally had a coach that could manage the game properly. Clock management by McDermott was absolutely embarrassing. And I don't want to hear about how he's a rookie head coach, he's been around this game. He himself said he's been preparing for this for a long time. It's a tough reality to face that we have yet another head coach who has no idea how to manage the game.