I don't know if we can run Kyler behind this line this year - he'd have to be 100% healthy
And yet we traded a young backup tackle that looked like he could play LT
As 'bad' as our defense was supposed to be, it looked much better because of how bad Washington's OL was. We were the same in reverse. Our OL was supposed to be much better than it played, but it played the 2nd best front 4 in football after SF. (IMO)
This. Made no sense to trade him, especially for such little compensation. Why not keep him for another year and see what happens
DJ didn't have his best game, that is for certain.
Agreed. If we had a serviceable QB, this was a win. Even with someone like Colt.
Eh I think a legit backup could see from a country mile that the Cardinals weren't a good opportunity. Even Dobbs spurned the Cardinals.
I think this staff and doctors believed McCoy would be ready to go but that never developed. I’m not happy with Dobbs but I understand getting him even if now it appears to be a mistake.
The front office thought Dobbs was serviceable. It looks like they were wrong.
I'll just point out that Bryce Young was about as bad as Dobbs.
Why do you keep bringing up a rookie's predictable crappy debut and comparing it to a 6 year vet's crappy performance? And according to you... Dobbs should've had the clear advantage, being that he WAS SO FAMILIAR
LOL with 13 days of practice, vs. a #1 overall pick who had all off-season.
Starting Tune is very likely just rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic at this point.
That’s just Krang being Krang, lol.
The rookie will get better - Dobbs will not
Have you heard of Eagles?
Who chose to bring him in and start him on 13 days of practice? Shockingly enough, he looked exactly like he did in all his other starts - crap. Which is why he's never won an NFL game, and why it was absurd to give up resources for a guy who once again showed he's no better than Blough.
