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Old 09-06-2023, 09:14 PM
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Originally Posted by Chromeburn View Post
But you said a rookie QB, they haven't played a down yet.

Also the oline has been good a lot more than it has been bad, and it was really just one season.

2018 - 3rd
2019 - 3rd
2020 - 7th
2021 - 12th
2022 - 20th (weeks 1-8 ranked 25th, weeks 9-18 ranked 16th)
First off where's that ranking coming from for 2022 b/c it's complete BS:

https://www.statmuse.com/nfl/ask/mos...d-2022-by-team

Secondly here's Ballards OL decisions over the past 2 seasons:

- Pryor at LT, which is one of the worst OL decisions in the history of the league.

- Letting Glow walk and backfilling with Pinter. How the fuck do they get 2 years to evaluate someone and not figure out that he's in no way capable of playing a position?

- Admits he royally fucked up with the above 2 decisions.

- Does basically nothing to fix the problems he caused from the above 2 decisions. This is IMO the biggest problem of the bunch, and one you keep failing to respond to when I bring it up. Maybe your head is so far up Ballard's ass that you keep missing it?

Last edited by IndyNorm; 09-06-2023 at 10:41 PM.
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