Tom Sykes
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ORIGINAL: Jeff Jesser As others have said. The coaches are only looking short term. Long term is Kwesi's job and I'm not sure I understand his vision (assuming he has one). We, absolutely, need Hunter to be competetive for a division title this year. That said, 3 of the most important positions in football in 2023 and the near future: QB - 1 year deal with nobody in the wings to take over DE - both sides 1 year deal CB - nothing but unproven guys That's a lot of "hope and questions". I'm starting to wonder about this guy. If/when he locks up JJ and TJ, that's a lot of money taken for a lot of unanswered solutions that need attention. BTW - add Darrisaw is in the mix for a big contract too coming up. We're getting in to the weird territory where we have super high end stars with no depth and no QB. Those stars will probably keep us in the quagmire of picking 15-20 so we can't get the cheap stud QB. Solid post. It feels like Kwesi is still feeling his way out of the previous regime. He has not commited to team-building based on positional value. Maybe big commitments start to fall next offseason at QB, LT, DE/Edge, and CB. JJ at WR is a special case. Whether you are a Cousins fan or not, we have not commited to him or trying to find an alternative for 2 offseasons. That puts the franchise in limbo. I understand the difficulty of turning over a roster, bringing change with minimal assets, etc. But 13-4 was a ‘lions eating humans in the coliseum’ type of entertainment, enough for some fans to forgive and forget the actual state of the republic. The team was not competitive in the playoffs nor against playoff and non-playoff teams at the end of the 13-4 ‘proof of life’ run. There was no improvement after GB week 1, really. As someone in here already posted, I’ll take a 10-7 team that is developing new talent and improving at the end of the year into a playoff contender - over last year’s fast-melting popsicle. Beneath the bad outcome of 2022, a lot of really good things happened … the coaches look legit / show a lot of potential … there are a lot of player question marks that could turn out really well. I am very hopefull. Hopefully Kwesi can start making some strides instead of simply hedging his bets.
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