Uh huh… just like how foolish all the Keim “haters” look these days, right? You banged that drunken idiot’s drum for years and mocked those who didn’t LOUDLY.
PA deserves to have some hope. He's been a fan for a long time.
I don't care what anyone says about "there's plenty of coaches out there who can turn Kyler around", there's one imo. He has a SB ring, turned a short QB into a HOF & was a short QB himself. If Sean Payton can't get Kyler to the next level then no one can. Obviously we need to sign him first but he's already on record saying things he would do to make him better. Not to mention the glowing things he said about him at the 2019 combine.
Please Michael, open the ******* checkbook, tell him he has total control & you will stay the **** out of his way.
stuff like that? July or August
I think you saying that I "mocked" those that were critical of Keim is a bit over the top. It is fair to say that I have always given Keim the benefit of the doubt. As someone who's seen more of this franchise than the vast majority on this board, my bar for expectations may be lower than others. For that, I may be guilty. Keim did sit atop a period of time when this team went 34-14. And up until this season, the team did improve vastly over the coarse of 3 years after the 2018 season. He did win 2 Executive of the Year awards. Kudos to him for that. Steve Keim did a number of very good things for this franchise or else he wouldn't have been a part of it for 24 years. Was it time for him to go? ABSOLUTELY! And I have been in full support of that. Almost every HC and all GM's are hired to be fired. That's just the way it is in the NFL world. His inability to draft well at critical junctures of this team's development was his undoing. And, it's still undeniable that he leaves the Cardinals as their winningest GM ever. And of course, that's a low bar to you and others on this board. That's too bad. It is what it is. I just hope we bring in a better GM than Keim, and hope it's an outsider. Unfortunately, there's no guarantee we will. When a franchise hits rock bottom, and we have, you have to clean house ENTIRELY. As someone who's see a lot in this world, I hope and pray that Keim can extinguish whatever demons he may have & move on in his life.
my God… the hedging here is embarrassing and further evidence you would never admit you’re wrong about Murray if he falls flat on his face again like he has the last 1.5 seasons.
He struggles with clock management at times just like Andy Reid. Inconsistent Dak is the big problem.
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And also ended his career with the Packers with Rosen.
yeah that dude is on crack. Our second this year is basically a first with the phins being out of the first round.3 trade proposals for each of the teams planning to interview Sean Payton
The Broncos, Cardinals, and Texans are competing for Sean Payton’s time, and the Saints should benefit. Any of these trade proposals would reshape their offseason:
Not true, and I’ve stated this in another post. The reason I want either Payton or Harbaugh is that it’s IMPERATIVE that we find out exactly what we have in Kyler. It’s truly my belief that Murray is elite & that Kingsbury was a drain on him. But, I respect both of the coaches that I mentioned & if one of them came forth saying that Murray isn’t the guy, then I would acquiesce and eat crow.
and help from some of the Packers including Rodgers.
No way we're gonna know what Kyler can truly be until we get a coach that will put him under center & run a conventional NFL offense with play action & rollout bootlegs. He needs a strong running game & that will take the pressure off him & open up other things. Being in shotgun all the time doesn't fool a defense. When you're in shotgun it's easier to see & defend plus the RB can only go to the left or right. Being under center allows him to hide the ball on play action plus with him being so short, it plays to his advantage even more.
