(08-24-2021, 02:51 PM)SeldomRite Wrote:

(08-24-2021, 02:45 PM)SamusAranX Wrote: Oh, now we’re blaming Meyer for failing to have foreknowledge of an injury. Got it

Taking a running back, the least valuable position you can draft, to be a change of pace back/receiver was bad drafting. The injury likely ends whatever effective career he would have had, so you can pretend taking a change of pace back high wasn't the height of idiocy, and it was just bad luck in injuries, but he would have had to be a pro bowl level change of pace back to justify taking him in the first round. At this point we can call it what it was, a clueless coach doing something he never should have been on position to do from the start.

Anyone else thinking he takes someone very similar to Etienne high in next year's draft, now? Because, you know, they problems protecting the QB are because the team needs more "explosive playmakers."

Late round picks are often higher second round talent, and he hasn’t played a regular season down yet and so therefore he is a bad pick; he never got a chance to prove yet if he’s pro bowl level. Urban hasn’t even coached a full regular season yet, and he’s a bad coach and GM. I love it. We should fire them all now and get ahead the bandwagon for the 2022 coaching search.

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