I wasn’t paying attention to the game that early. He wasn’t doing something he shouldn’t have been doing (being reckless), was he? I get the feeling that he wasn’t, based on the discourse I’ve seen.

For a second I thought you badly misspelled James Wiseman…

Their personnel is still a mess, but they have quickly built a good young secondary, have found useful free agents who are playing productive football, and brought in a perfect bridge to Fernando Mendoza in Kirk Cousins.

When you’re literally the worst team in the league, there’s nowhere to go but up, but still, this is the first time I’ve actually looked forward to a Raider game in a really long time.

football wise, he seems okay at that…

not so great at processing the defense, as a quarterback…

fair point, it’s a really hard thing to do…

always amazed at the brock purdy storyline…what an unlikely irrelevant find by the niners…that dude though is amazing to watch processing a defense at the line…knows exactly what to do when the ball is snapped…

Drummond is quite a bit less good than Mitch. He is pretty immobile on D while Mitch is capable of covering huge swaths of territory from the rim out to the 3-point line. But Drummond is not a zero, and if you can just get someone to play situational defense somewhere in the vicinity of Mitch’s level you can get away with a two-headed backup monster.

Bottom line is that he was the logical second-apron casualty. Every player in the rotation other than Clarkson served an important role, and Mitch was the only one making enough money to comply with Dolan’s decree.

Still hoping that we come up with a better solution, and perhaps an even better one than Mitch.