Possibly, but those kind of turnarounds aren't usually sustainable. They end up where the Bears are now. That's exactly what Pace did. He did take a roster devoid of talent and turn it around in 3 years, but he had to mortgage a lot of the future to get it done that quickly.
Theres no reason to believe mack cant be a productive player again. He was on a HOF trajectory. Jackson was a 1 year wonder, but with a good pass rush he'll probably still be able to get some interceptions. Its all contingent on them getting rid of pace though. Hes made some decent draft picks on defense but has given out some real bad contracts and made some other poor decisions with the roster. No reason to trust him at all, especially given his history of drafting offense.
Father time and the wear and tear of playing football are undefeated. After 2 straight years of decline, I think it's a fool's errand to ever think that Mack will be anything close to what he was in 2018. 2019-20 is at best, the new normal, and at worst, the decline will continue.
The short shelf life of RBs is exactly why I want to trade him. Le'Veon Bell was awesome but was done by age 28. Montgomery takes a lot of punishment.
Usually the quick turnarounds are a product of the combination of an improved team and a weak schedule.
You get consistently 7 staring years out of RBs. Like that's really consistent. Guys who start at 22 or 23 were why it was typically called 29/30 they ended. Guys who come out at 21 typically just end a year sooner. You get the rare battlers like Frank Gore who go deep into their 30s
Bingo. Most of the time with the non-HOF qb teams success only lasts for a year or two. 3 years is rare.
How about when people say they're going to take a poop? I guess they should be saying they're going to leave a poop.
Yeah it should be ending a call now. I was trying to be funny because it was a crappy game. Was trying to lighten the mood in here.
