Sephiroth

I think the thing too is that being a coach is really hard work; 16+ hour days, lots of travel/time away from family, working with other stressed out assholes, etc. Most successful QBs have hundreds of millions of dollars in the bank; they have no reason to subject themselves to that type of punishing lifestyle. EDIT: yeah, pretty much completely what G said. Probably why a lot of backups/ham-and-eggers end up on the sidelines and the successful guys end up as media personalities; the backups are only worth a few mil and can't coast for the rest of their lives.

Kellen Moore Frank Reich Doug Pederson Mike Kafka Close your eyes and point at an OC... he was probably a QB at some point.

I think with Headcase Harbaugh going to the Chargers, we should offer our 1st, 2nd, and a 2nd next year for Justin Heebert. He'd have to restructure his contract but he's the guy we should have drafted anyway if Gettleman wasn't such an ass; imagine if we'd have had Heebert and Josh Allen (DE) like most of us wanted? Harbaugh is on the record saying that whatever team he went to, he'd try to get McCarthy on the roster and this is a great way to make both parties happy.

Yeah the thing that really sucks is that the top three teams all need QBs. We're shit out of luck.

Bo Nix has apparently looked terrible in Senior Bowl practices this week, and the top 3 QBs in the draft look to be gone by 6. I think we may be stuck with him.

That was the way I saw it too. I remember at one point in like week 8 or something they hadn't had the same o-line configuration once all season. From weeks 10-13 they at least had the same guys each week. Also this.

You know it's funny... I was listening to a podcast a few weeks back and they were making the case that the Giants 2023 season was more "a series of unfortunate events" than that they were a particularly bad team. Among the points made: Best player (Andrew Thomas) hurt Entire o-line missed significant time Daniel Jones out most of the season Darren Waller out 4 losses by one score or less Team never quit I'd also point out that most of their wins were by less than a score, but still... the ball bounces their way in a few of those games and they'd have a 10-7 record. Who do you have your eye on?

Seph's first choice for GM signed by Chargers. Between Hortiz and Harbaugh they're set up very well for the future.

Wink still out there. I guess undermining your head coach, leaking shit to the media and trying to divide the team up into locker room factions isn't good for your employment.

I thought we all agreed his name in perpetuity is Don'tKareous Phoney.

We have a top-10 pick and a QB that not only had a mere 70 QB rating this year, but also never passed the eye test and has had one healthy season in a five year career. The draft is stacked at QB. If this isn't the time to draft a QB, when do you draft one? I think who's throwing the ball to Flowers and Rice has a lot to do with their success. Who was talking about Nico Collins before CJ Stroud started throwing him the ball?

Penix goes undrafted is the dumbest take I've heard in a really long time.

Fangio is an awesome DC, when he has six All-Pros on defense.

Holy fuck he really does.

Yo, that shit was tighter than Darren Waller's midseason hamstrings!

Thought for sure Shit Smerianni would get canned. That team flat-out gave up the last seven games or so.

Mods, please change the "Black Monday" thread title to "Black Monday Out."

Sounds like a loose cannon. Those guys usually don't have a long shelf life.

Looking like Kelce and Brandon Graham are both retiring. Let's hope Cox Feltcher goes too.

Jaylen Hurts sure looks a lot like Daniel Jones when he has the same amount of time in the pocket as Daniel Jones, huh?

Shit Smearianni!

Tampa's o-line is really falling apart.

Think Shit Smearianni gets canned if they lose this one?

Lol.