(01-10-2024, 03:34 PM)Caldrac Wrote:

(01-10-2024, 03:07 PM)Cleatwood Wrote: https://twitter.com/E_Dilla/status/17451...75433?s=20

Dilla had the Caldwell news before anyone on Monday. Seems he's got the pulse on this one.

Interesting. I absolutely trust Dilla's inside sources. However, there's a disconnect like we've all been seeing and saying between Lawrence, Pederson and Taylor. 

I think here's the best way to view it:

1. It was Press Taylor's first year up to bat calling the offense on his own. 
2. The offensive line from LT - RG are poverty stricken on paper when it comes to overall grades.
3. The offensive line from LT - RG are obviously poverty stricken on film when it comes to passing the eyeball test.
4. The amount of drops and turnovers are not completely on the offensive player caller, that's a combination of the player's not executing while also being put into positions where the obvious option is passing it most of the time. 

I think the obvious issue in this equation is Baalke. Period. He was responsible for building this roster, he had a full year advantage on Pederson and his staff. He had a full year advantage with Lawrence and the 2021 draft class and free agency class. 

This is an interesting dynamic already just two years into this marriage. The one constant is Baalke's fingerprints on it, and Baalke's decision making between Meyer's entry and exit and Pederson's entry. 

Khan has to do the right thing here in my opinion. 

You side with Pederson, you cut ties with Baalke, and you tell Pederson that Taylor has one more year to prove any detractor's wrong or we'll be going in a different route in the 2025 calendar year because he has to make a massive decision in regards to Lawrence's future here in Jacksonville.

With that said, it should be abundantly clear that Baalke needs to go.