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The team was built for the long haul that year. It should've been a sustainable, core with young STARS with the only need was to draft decent to replace aging or too expensive players who weren't vital.

We had Ramsey, who was a beast last night and best CB in the league. Coach and owner allowed a STAR to become disgruntled and walk.

We had Ngokue, a true, proven, passrusher. Something, he walked due to incompetence.

They chose Myles Jack as the first person to pay. A slap in the face to Ramsey. And all because Jack appears more politically correct.

We have incompetent, out of touch, FO personnel who don't have what it takes to run with the BIG DAWGS.

Blake Bortles spiked this argument into the ground 5 yards in front of the intended receiver.

Just had to say that. I don't think anyone here can argue our FO is not incompetent.

The 2017 success was a house of cards. Had Poz not gotten old and Telvin not taken the "minor" route, who knows how things would have worked out. The offense was awful bailed out by a FAST defense that meshed well and had swagger.

Having said that, the whole FO should be fired.

(11-24-2020, 11:30 AM)StroudCrowd1 Wrote: [ -> ]The 2017 success was a house of cards. Had Poz not gotten old and Telvin not taken the "minor" route, who knows how things would have worked out. The offense was awful bailed out by a FAST defense that meshed well and had swagger.

Having said that, the whole FO should be fired.

Let's not forget the miraculous lack of injuries.

(11-24-2020, 11:33 AM)homebiscuit Wrote: [ -> ]

(11-24-2020, 11:30 AM)StroudCrowd1 Wrote: [ -> ]The 2017 success was a house of cards. Had Poz not gotten old and Telvin not taken the "minor" route, who knows how things would have worked out. The offense was awful bailed out by a FAST defense that meshed well and had swagger.

Having said that, the whole FO should be fired.

Let's not forget the miraculous lack of injuries.

Yep. Everything literally went right, but anyone paying close attention knew that success wasn't going to be sustainable.

Ownership is still drunk on 2017