Malazan

The article is from over 6 months ago and has been discussed on here already. I tell ya, search is a helluva drug.

then they lost a game...and some more and an aging QB slowed down quite a bit in the latter part of the season and teams started taking away shorter, underneath routes.

I dislike Schefter, but that's not criteria for a frivolous lawsuit.

I see a giant Rabbitwhale

Conversely, do you have examples of "Ivy League" coaches being successful? The NFL is a mega industry. If Ivy League coaches were proven to be better coaches they would be in the league.

I'm sure there's one. At least a former player as a "coach" who "might still have something left" if you "Limit his touches" Well, it would be entertaining to watch that pile turn into a fire

I don't know anything about him, but could he be the guy to get them back to just winning and then the next coach brings them titles?

You can believe that Mario has motivational issues and that it has nothing to do with Rex being a bad coach.

Does the paycut come with added motivation?

Free Cocaine? It's a helluva drug.

2016 - HEAD-ON! GOES DIRECTLY ON YOUR FOREHEAD! HEAD-ON! GOES DIRECTLY ON YOUR FOREHEAD! HEAD-ON! GOES DIRECTLY ON YOUR FOREHEAD!

every single player that gets released is obviously a great choice to be brought in "for a look". Every. Single. One. Even guys from the CFL, The Lingerie League and Division III college football.

They "players" aren't any better

If Manning wasn't racist, he would have put his wang on a trainers face of all ethnic backgrounds.

How is this relevant? One of them is right and the other is Brandon Marshall

because it's idiocy to completely dismiss the idea, that he manages some success, all together. Or more matter of factly, his tenure as the Head Coach of the Bills is not over so "will" is the appropriate word.

Can someone explain to me what race has to do with the Manning allegations?

I still don't understand how this relates to Cam Newton

I firmly believe Rex will end up as a failure here, but this article is ridiculous.

The article has some good information and I anxiously await next season's excuses from Rex, but I don't understand why only former Schwartz coaches were interviewed.

All the criticism I have read was in regards to him being a "douche" this year with things like the Superbowl postgame, various in-game antics, whining, etc. I'm not familiar enough with him this season to really speak to whether they were douchey or not. The criticism has all been for things that are recent and on actions he is taking now. Why aren't they comparing him Johnny Manziel which seem like a more accurate comparison? This seems like trying to cherry pick to fit a narrative.

I'm confused. Is Cam Newton being lambasted about something that happened in college? Everything I've been reading is about how he has been a douchenozzle this season. Comparing an awful event from the 90s before the age of the smartphone not getting enough attention to this doesn't make sense to me.

How many has JJ Watt played with?

Houston was ready for him to go, but they also had JJ Watt to mop up any tears.

Why do you want him to get this money so badly?