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I'm gonna put $5 on him being DFA'd by June.

Sucks so much that Caleb has had two game winning fourth quarter drives, something we were desperate for the last several years…and we lost both.

correct. Though if he did that, they'll keep him, and once again i'll have to convince myself "but maybe it will work for us?" That said...I just don't want to see the players fail.

So 3 moves Poles could have averted had he just read local media: - Chase Claypool - Shane Waldron - Nate Davis

was this in that espn article today? I couldn't get to the actual teams.

Given the reports of how tepid he is, I’m really thinking the “he wouldn’t be a guy they push me out for” was a part of flus’ thinking. Getting a former head coach in Kliff? That’d be threatening.

Craziest thing with Caleb by far has been his overthrowing guys by 30 yards on deep balls. It would have completely changed offense if he hit a few more of those. But I also just still have a hard time believing that's a long-term thing.

That JSN interview was an immediate red flag right? I think it's going to be pretty hard for fans to actually know who a good OC is. It's clear I gave him way too much credit for Geno's resurgence, which may have been baked in from just years of experience gradually chipping away at his issues. On the same end...is dave canales given too much credit for Tampa? He was from waldron, and their run game was pretty meh. Baker keeps killing it. OTOH, probably not enough credit given to Kliff for giving such a smooth on-ramp to Kyler, actual, tangible experience in getting a rookie qb to perform right away in nfl. Ben Johnson may be given too much credit then for Goff...that offense is talented. OTOH, it looked like s%*# under Anthony Lynn, and he seems to have a fire to crush the other team. It's a shot worth taking. John Fox was bad as a HC, checked out, but he could hire coaches. Boy...bad coaches seem to hire bad coaches, dont they?

It, in retrospect, was very concerning that the 2023 seahawks added JSN and Zach Charbonnet to a group that had an established Geno, DK Metcalf, ROTY running back, and Tyler Lockett and...finished 22nd in scoring. Their complaints were of extreeeemely limited route trees, some of which we've seen for especially DJ.

It’s possible, of course. On the other hand I find it amazing that in the year we find out that darnold, baker, geno, Goff are some of the best QBs in the league … at the same time we are calling busts vs stars the rookie class. Id also add that Caleb is by far the youngest of this current class. If he was Daniel’s he’d be transferring to LSU now. His story isn’t written.

I wish I could believe this. I think we are already walking dead with him. At this point the only thing that matters is caleb digging out of this slump. It really was just a few weeks ago he looked awesome.

I'm inclined to agree. He has been extremely disciplined and the org is in a good spot otherwise. But there were so many awesome coaches available. Hell, there were so many awesome coordinators. I mean go back to the flus hire. It was between him and Dan Quinn. Quinn clearly was superior. Kevin O'Connell was that cycle, one of the best coaches in the league. Mike McDaniel - at least one of the best offensive minds. KOC and McDaniel weren't finalists though. Caldwell went on to coach Bryce Young with Reich and get let go. Leslie Frasier retired or something. And, uh. Eberflus. McCaskey sucks so much. Bulls. Bears. Sox. No hope.

scariest thing to me right now is we keep hearing about all these offensive players stressing that people aren't practicing hard, don't have details ready. DJ's alluded to it, swift, jaylon johnson, we have the receivers saying they need to coach harder... starting to run out of people they could be talking about that aren't Caleb.

Roseman chooses coordinators. Flus should have never had that power after Getsy

weak owners relying on strong agents to outsource staffing the franchise. Jerry Reinsdorf (mark bartelstein) and George McCaskey (trace armstrong)