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Well, I'll ***** about it, but it's just noise at that point.

Sure, but many prefer the dragons - especially for the trenches...

That is a prevailing approach for a lot of posters isn't it? Apparently, the path to success in the NFL has nothing to do with a team, but instead two positions - QB and WR. Obviously, I think there is a lot of truth to the QB part. Touches the ball on every play (either yours or theirs) except...

Defenses that can move guys around on the DL offer nothing but opportunity. Further it takes away from opponent's practice time to account for that - last year opponents' could spend all scheme time on only exploiting the secondary since Gonzalez was the only real concern. Lastly as has been...

Love him as a third "LB" taking the RBs on the wheel and a TE once in awhile especially as our other LBs are all more run guys than coverage guys. Is Dugger a great safety coverage guy? No, but as a LB cover guy - I think that's a very good role for him.

Agree. Steady consistent production - including the comeback year from major injury. This is the type of signing that makes the stars shine (like Gonzalez) and elevates other guys within the pass rush unit where a team can't just simply eliminate one via double team and be done (like Barmore).

Without a lot of additional context this means nothing other than to be provocative.

The obvious hope here is that this is similar to the Cleveland Belichick history - coach learns some valuable lessons from first HC stint and improves in second one. At least that's my guess as to another reason why the Krafts went with Vrabel vice Johnson. As others have said, it's immaterial...

Apparently his and other teams' desires in this process are immaterial. Odds of getting "this specific guy" are pretty slim. Not 100% that they won't, but slim.

Rumpelstiltskin would be aghast at the lack of straw.

Not remotely, just refuting that McDaniels carries with him absolute power installing a rigid, immoveable system designed specifically and only for Tom Brady that will irreparably harm Maye while the new Head Coach who actually is the deciding factor in all of this has no say or sway.

Your benevolence in waiting is noted, if not wasted. Conceding there isn't one IS the negative that therefore cannot be proven. And regardless of protests to the contrary, it remains a prediction of the future that the end state is a foregone conclusion that this will "hurt" Maye in some way.

Going to the "prove a negative defense" huh? I suppose it's a good move, but doesn't address the underlying point that there is still a lot of pearl clutching that McDaniels is going to somehow ruin Maye's development which is 100% an assumption as it's fortune telling. There are thousands of...

Are we seeing a common denominator as to why the OL continuity sucks the last four years? Even the "kind've okay" lineman can't stay healthy enough to be on the field doing "kind've okay" things. Fill with free agency to bolster the OL , DL and if not too cap busting a WR and then draft BPA...

Vrabel isn't an EP guy either so since he's the HC and not McDaniels who is to say they dont run the WCO?????? A lot of us here are operating on a lot of assumptions without many facts to back them up.

Weird, I thought he was hired as the OC not the GM. Did I miss an announcement?

This is said about every single OC by their fanbase - even binkie Ben (Johnson) - starts whenever they have a series where they dont go down and score and is then filed away for every play that doesn't work from that moment on.

Sox need help too.

You should never make a hire based on fortune telling period. Hire the best candidate for the job regardless of "what "might" happen. I might win the lottery tomorrow, guess I'll stop going to work. Ridiculous.

It is very typical for this forum to have one single game of evidence to generate a QB controversy in some folks' minds. Appreciate what you have first before leaping to the new and different - especially without enough contextual evidence to base said change upon.