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They refuse to add top tier talent to their dline .that's killing them
This team's philosophy often seems to be something like "two birds in the bush is worth more than a bird in the hand". We're generally extremely hesitant to give up (or do anything that comes at the expense of) *potential* production for *proven production*. That can manifest in a couple of different ways: A.) drafting "projects" over "finished products"; B.) refusing to trade draft capital for proven talent; C.) Choosing to not invest in free agency for fear of stifling our "potential" or "projects"

I mean, look no further than the countless number of fans who you see saying things like "We don't need a true #1 WR, if we added one it would probably stall the development of Watson/Wicks/Doubs/Heath/Toure/Abbrederis/Janis/etc" :D
 

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This dline sucks! They all get pushed back to the same spot, cutback lane is wide open.
 
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This is just sad to watch.

Too many just warm bodies on defense. Outside of X and Cooper right now everyone else is just a group of warm bodies
 
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weird we’re missing like 3-4 D starters so I expected a 20-30 point type score by MN.
Fumble
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Fail on Downs
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Punt

That’s what we’ve done without getting D help. 3 points in 3 Quarters
 

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This team's philosophy often seems to be something like "two birds in the bush is worth more than a bird in the hand". We're generally extremely hesitant to give up (or do anything that comes at the expense of) *potential* production for *proven production*. That can manifest in a couple of different ways: A.) drafting "projects" over "finished products"; B.) refusing to trade draft capital for proven talent; C.) Choosing to not invest in free agency for fear of stifling our "potential" or "projects"

I mean, look no further than the countless number of fans who you see saying things like "We don't need a true #1 WR, if we added one it would probably stall the development of Watson/Wicks/Doubs/Heath/Toure/Abbrederis/Janis/etc" :D
The other part of that argument is if they were better players, they wouldn't need to get a true #1.
 

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We were billed as a team to fear in the playoffs yet our #1 receiver and #1 D back are in street clothes. No way even if they're healthy. We have been exposed, again.
 

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Obviously the Vikings, Lions and Eagles are better than us than this season given the impending 0-5 record. Regardless, still glad they are in the playoffs even if they do get bounced in the 1st round. Sure not going down the 'they need a rebuild, fire everyone, they have no chance in 2025' That's just emotion speaking.
 
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We need secure #1 WR imo. Enough talk about how “great” our WR group is.
It’s at best bunch of good 3’s and 4’s with a #2 (Reed) sprinkle. You can just tell his other teams Wideouts make amazing catches. We look very pedestrian at WR imo.

I realize we’re missing Watson. But Where is Musgrave? 1 target?
 

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Just a perception, but they look more confident sure themselves than we do.
I think we're seeing the difference between a team that knows how good they are and was expecting to win, and a team that knows how bad they play against tough teams and was hoping to god they wouldn't get hammered.
 
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