After all these years, people here dont know football anymore

[Mr. Pink]

I feel like I need to sniff glue after that long diatribe of nothingness yall!

[toto8]

What no ones really talking about is how much better we look since Rex delegated the play calling to Thurman and is now the head coach and paying attention to the game. Not to mention how astronomically better Lynn is than Roman. I said it all along, Roman was a self absorbed egotistical maniac just out to show everyone how smart he was. Since Romans gone and Rex is coaching the way he should, everyone is clicking.

One thing Whaley needs to do if possible before the trade deadline is try and get another WR in here. We're one injury away from being neutered in the passing game.

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You are right I have been thinking the same thing. There has been a big difference now that Rex is not calling the plays which is great the head coach needs to be the head coach and let the coordinators do their thing. I also like the fact that he is now attending the Offense meetings which tells you that he is finally becoming what he should've been a long time ago. You don't want your head coach calling the shots; sometimes it works but most of the times it doesn't.

[LarryBoy]

Read his sig....explains it all.

[Bill Cody]

Cali512 is not elite

[Mace]

Well, with the way my season opinions as a fan are going, I know I don't know football anymore.

[YardRat]

--I'm pleasantly surprised at how the team has performed over the last four weeks, regardless of the opponents. We're beating teams we should beat, which is good, it will be interesting to see how they do when they plays teams that are supposedly better than them (which we'll see over the next few weeks).

--I don't know if I'd call LorAx's season a 'fluke', but it certainly isn't indicative of the rest of his career. Before this season he had a grand total of 9 sacks in 9 years, for three different teams, and never had more than 2.5 in a season. Having 8 already this year after only six games certainly isn't his norm.

--Nice to O'Leary making a play or two per game, but really out of the 'others' that were mentioned he is the only one. I still have hope for Powell. Contending that Bush is contributing anywhere, let alone on offense...I just don't know where that is coming from.

--If Tyrod Taylor is 'elite', than so are about 24 other starting QB's in the league, and I don't hink that's the case.