Justafan

Everything you hear about Borgonzie instills confidence in the hire. Of course, that has to bear out in the reconstruction of a horrible roster.

Lol. OMG, he used a couple of filler words in a post-practice interview! GTFO with this nonsense. It was a good interview. He spoke well, and he handled the media well.

It’s fine to have concerns. The Titans have certainly earned that. Still, I have optimism on Borgonzi. He checks every box you could ask for. Ivy League education. Worked in a successful organization. Started at the bottom. Previous experience in the league. Speaks well and clearly knows how to handle the media. On paper, this is as strong of a candidate as you could ever hope for.

I would be open to it in the right circumstances. I don't think the current Titans are in a position to swap experienced assistants (Randy Johnson) to give a guy like Eddie a chance, though. If he was willing to come on as an assistant RB coach, I would be all for it but I don't know if he would be up for that.

Good for Eddie. It would be good to see him somewhere back in the league.

Washington vs. Lions game was the most exciting game I watched all year. The entire game was a highlight reel.

To be clear, my comments were not directed at a specific person. My issues on the left, aren't directed at any specific poster on here either. I'll also just say that I completely agree with being judged based on your merit and your character and nothing else. I think most people claim that, but that means very different things for different people.

Woke conservatism refers to the white angst in the party who feels as if the white man is the real victim. It’s a little much. As for the rest of your post, I’m all for civil disagreement but it’s hard to have that here without nasty attacks from all sides. It’s a big reason I rarely post over here anymore. The politics forum is usually nothing more than a time suck and toxic for my soul.

Someone will fall in love with his size and speed and reach for him. I say let them. Most of these speed/size guys don't work out, and a guy whose best year he put up 500 yards in a college system isn't exactly the stuff that gets you excited.

He honestly reminds me a little bit of Ryan Tannehill. He's athletic and has some wiggle to extend plays, but he seems mostly a straight-line speed guy. He has a good arm and above-average touch with pretty good accuracy from a clean pocket. He's not an elite processor, though, and doesn't deal with pressure very well. He would need to be in the right system to find success, IMO. He would have a lot of the same problems Levis had this year in Callahan's system IMO. Heavy Play Action type offense with a strong run game would be much better. I do think if he goes into the right situation, he has the potential to develop, and I like his upside more than Sanders. I do think he'll be a bit of a project, though, and whatever team drafts him needs to be patient and build the entire team around his skill set. Otherwise, I don't think he'll work out at the next level. I do think there's a decent chance someone will take him in the first, out of desperation if nothing else. Just my two cents.

Just for those who want to hear him talk football and about the organization and players. I take all of this with a grain of salt because it's easy to get in front of the media when you are winning, but he comes off as intelligent, well-spoken, and confident. I think he'll do a MUCH better job handling the media than Ran or Jrob (at least early on). He also doesn't strike me as the type of guy who's going to tear up in front of the cameras when things aren't going well.

I'll just add that my problem with the entire discussion is that neither side will admit that the other side has a point. There's some truth to the idea that people have been labeled terrible things for not supporting the right causes and the right people, but that doesn't mean white angst conservatives have it right, either. They've been every bit as "woke" as the other side and are just as hypocritical for their demands to shut down all conversation about inclusion and pushing an anti-whiteism agenda. They have a point, but HELLO, so did Obama and the isolated people of society who asked to be included after being left out for so long.

Seems reasonable to me. Also, in reference to the video people posted above, I don't know anything about Smith and as much as people here will find this statement offensive, he's not completely wrong about the white guilt trip the entire country has been on since Obama or the constant accusation of being a terrible person if you don't support the people or policies that his side supports.

I love the freedom aspect of libertarianism, the limited government, and the free market beliefs. But much of libertarianism is retarded. Not all government intervention and regulation is bad. We actually want strong borders, a strong criminal justice system, consumer protections etc.