Interesting. So, Mahomes, Watson, Wilson, Jackson and Herbert? That’s pretty serious company.
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Eric Bien(i)emy's next job speculation, shut out again
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You forgot the guy who is gonna win MVP and I meant potentially, but his rookie season was some really serious ****.
Yeah, it all comes down to whether or not you like Matt Ryan I guess. He's been the most inconsistent, "good to great" QB in the league and clearly requires good offensive coaching.
I think a coach/GM coming in would view it as a situation where you can win now, but also draft Justin Fields or Zach Wilson and have him sit for a couple years and then hopefully have franchise QB ready to step in when Ryan is done.
What are the challenges with Spanos? All I've ever heard is his complaining about the stadium in SD.
Lamar Jackson isn't a top 5 QB
$12 million doesn't seem that outrageous for someone like Meyer. The question is can he win in the NFL but Rhule got about $9 million from the Panthers and he had minimal experience in the NFL
A lot of “down big have to chuck it 40-50x so stats look incredible even though we suck” numbers.
Assuming you’re referring to Rodgers, and I also was assuming you were projecting out 4-5 years at a time when he (and a bunch of other QBs) will be out of the league.
It's pretty amazing to me that two of the open jobs have young, legit franchise QB's in place (Watson/Herbert). Another job has Matt Ryan and another will draft one of the best-looking NFL QB prospects since Andrew Luck.
EB could not have asked for a better year to get his shot.
EB could not have asked for a better year to get his shot.
And then you do that, Ryan refuses to go and Blank will stand by the greatest player in franchise history and will let him leave on his terms.
J-E-T-S... If EB can turn that franchise around, he immediately becomes legendary.
No QB, no RB, no WR's, no CB's, no LB's
Ownership is supportive and has deep pockets, so there's that
No QB, no RB, no WR's, no CB's, no LB's
Ownership is supportive and has deep pockets, so there's that
Texans are a dumpster fire, for the reasons noted. Also, they don't have a GM yet.
This. That organization is a tire fire.
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Agree-but Jacksonville doesn't fit Urban. He HATES to lose-and that roster outside of Lawrence isn't very good. Somebody like Ryan Day would make a lot more sense for the Jags.
Is that because Ryan Day is ok with losing?
Viska not being good is an interesting take.
Viska, DJ Chark, DeDe Westbrook, Keelan Cole and Chris Conley is a very good and deep WR room. Eifert with a QB is solid TE, James Robinson was 5th in the NFL in rushing. Definitely need upgrades across the board on defense, but Jacksonville has a good, young offense that could improve quickly.
Chargers seems like easily the best job available right now. Best young QB, great WRs, decent players all over the roster, Bosa, Derwin James, cap room, still has their picks.
Jags are actually a pretty good job too assuming Lawrence is immediately a top third QB, picks and cap room for a blank canvas
Texans is a horrible job other than Watson
Jets is also an awful job, but at least they can get the 2nd best QB
Falcons should be a good job, some talent to win with there. They really fell apart after that SB
Lions seems like a pretty meh job. Stafford and some talent that might get them to around mid tier, but idk if they can ever do much with the core in place
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Jags are actually a pretty good job too assuming Lawrence is immediately a top third QB, picks and cap room for a blank canvas
Texans is a horrible job other than Watson
Jets is also an awful job, but at least they can get the 2nd best QB
Falcons should be a good job, some talent to win with there. They really fell apart after that SB
Lions seems like a pretty meh job. Stafford and some talent that might get them to around mid tier, but idk if they can ever do much with the core in place
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Cowboys? Did they fire McCarthy after one season?
lol woops, idk why I thought they were looking for one
EB in NYC. Yes.
This. One of the closest mentor relationships I can remember was between Schottenheimer and Cowher. Nothing about that caused a second's hesitation from either when Cowher got offered the rival Steelers job.
Agree with the consensus that the Chargers job is the best job. Herbert looked excellent this year and should improve. He certainly looks like a franchise QB (I watched a lot of his games). Losing Ekeler for several games hurt as there was a substantial drop-off with his backups (they all sucked). Lynn lost them a couple of games. This team could easily be a playoff team next year. In fact, I expect they will make the playoffs.
Master Blaster
Ramblin Wreck from Golden Tech
My favorite NFL tradition is everyone hyping up the Chargers and then half of their roster goes on IR by week 8
I've heard Jacksonville being a big possibility for EB. Just depends on what he wants.
