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I agree. Trade down and mitigate the risk by getting additional first round talent to bolster other areas of the team.

Agreed. I’m in the camp of needing to draft a QB but believe we can still be at least productive for the next season or two with Ryan, a credible coaching staff, and a culture of winning.

Why is it so hard for people to acknowledge he’s a part of the problem?

Yep, time for the meltdown.

Nope, that ball was out.

I’m sick of folks making excuses for Ryan. How much confidence do you have on 3rd and long? How many unnecessary sacks (and don’t give me O line or play calling woes) does a 13/14 year QV have to take? I mean, we’ve been perennial losers for the last 3 years, playing beyond horribly, and so many of you choose to turn a blind eye to a QB who frequently makes decisions that only a rookie or sophomore QB should make. Our issues are numerous, but please acknowledge that he’s one of them.

I can’t believe I just saw our d line just give up on a play. I just can’t believe it.

I love the St. Louis Cardinals and am looking forward to being able (God-willing the vaccine will be out) actually go to a few games. I’ll also root for the Colts with my in-laws. Anybody have any ideas about smoking turkey breast?

I think it’s just in our hearts as fans to always have hope. But, we have to accept the reality that we are still the same bad team with the same bad coaches and will have the same bad results on game day. Keep looking forward to the offseason.

I’m looking forward to 2 things; a vaccine and the end of this dreadful season.

What about Tony Dungy?

I guess he was trying to build a club house.

I think that assuming we take a QB with our first pick who will be the future of the franchise, he needs to be groomed by someone who is intimately familiar with the intricacies of running a present-day NFL offense.

Yeah, that’s one PR move he’ll regret.

Exactly, Marine.