SMH that you'd prefer to extend Prescott, not based off talent, but economics. The truth is, he's priced himself beyond his talent level. Even at $40m AAV, the team has not been able to keep pace with his paycheck, and the player certainly has not proven he can carry a team past the divisional round.

Last year, right after the team traded for Lance, I predicted a 2024 June 1st cut for Prescott. With his subpar play in the postseason, his outrageous contract demands, and now a looming legal issue hanging over his head, he's probably worthless as a trade piece. Maybe the team can garner a 2nd round pick for him (pending the player's approval).

As for McCarthy, he wasn't my first choice, Harbaugh was. But, he has gotten this team as far as his QB can take them. He was saddled with Prescott and Kellen Moore, and still produced a winning team. Besides, what other quality coach would even consider coaching here? They'd look at a FO that canned a coach that made 12 wins 3 years in a row and say, F that.

Lamb. Apparently he is waiting on the market to set. Sucks for the team, but you can't fault the FO for that. He may also be waiting on the QB position to work itself out, who knows? There are a number of moving parts here.

Parsons. To me, Parsons is a tradeable commodity. He could help the team more with what he would bring in a trade than his on-field production, and that's before he's due for an outrageous sum of money.