(09-26-2024, 04:24 PM)OG-JAGFAN Wrote:

(09-26-2024, 02:35 PM)NYC4jags Wrote: https://twitter.com/dandgriffis/status/1...Ie5OPeqkhg

They were kind to us.

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I wonder if a trade or two could be worked out.

For who and for what? I always find this idea funny. I really do. How often do we see a big blockbuster trade with offensive lineman mid season in the NFL? Why would ANY team, in a pass happy era at that? Be willing to fork over one of their five starting offensive lineman that are of good enough quality to start at a good level for them?

Again, our solutions are in this building already. Comes from within. Nobody from the outside is coming in here to save us. They have to go back and look at how they managed to overcome this poor line play like they did in 2022 and 2023. Luckily for them, they don't have to play Myles Garrett every week or get into a shootout with an MVP bound QB. 

We all knew the start of this season was going to be difficult. MIA, CLE and BUF. Those are all three play-off teams from last year, regardless of how we see it now, and the QB play, etc. It does not erase the fact that those three teams, they all managed to do something this team couldn't do and this staff couldn't do. CONSECUTIVELY at that. 

Do people not realize that? You guys realize that Miami and Buffalo have been in the play-off's two consecutive years or more, or at least off and on. Including Cleveland off and on. With three different QB's in and out of the line-up, etc. 

Yes. It's frustrating. Maybe time to relax a little bit. Maybe get up in arms again if they [BLEEP] around and lose to teams like Chicago, the tacks and even the clots. I saw a team get it's [BLEEP] kicked by three of the better teams in the AFC overall. That shouldn't be taken for granted. It really shouldn't. Again, this is a subpar team, it's been subpar the last two years. They're not good enough to keep pace with the above average teams yet. 

Falls on Baalke more than anybody for mismanaging salary cap space and draft picks.

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