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The biggest issue is what to do if there is a penalty. Defensive holding and its an automatic first down? That's cheap and we all know will lead to some questionable calls. Replay the down? Now the defense can do what they need if they get beat to not allow the catch and what they get a redo? I love the theory too but I don't see a way to make it a reality.

#3 is pandoras box. They can't allow replay assist to retroactively apply a flag which I get but it also is what would make it the most effective. The next step is letting coaches challenge missed penalties. There is no way that Darnold play shouldn't be corrected when everyone knows what happened.

Ultimately I think a trade for Garrett would be the best play but I also like Nolen so far. Dline has to be the play. The o line was improved last year this year has to be all about the defensive line and pressuring the qb.

Cuban isnt running the mavs and hasnt for a few years. The new owners clearly didn't want to pony up for doncic. As a laker fan it's incredible. Trading a 32 year old oft banged up 2nd star for a certified superstar is an incredible get. I am wondering tho if Luka is either more banged up than we know or has hit that rumored 270 lbs.

My immediate thought to the bolded stat was no way that is true. It is and that is kind of crazy!

For sure but think about this time last year. The Commanders had a terrible reputation and a dearth of talent. Their owner hasn't done well in the NBA so I can see being nervous about how he would do in the NFL. Also if Johnson goes there, Kliff doesn't so who knows how Daniels performs this year. Add in the Quinn isn't a first time HC and I don't think it is as easy as saying he would be successful as well if he had taken the job. In hindsight he probably regrets somewhat not taking that job but I just feel that Saints job is a mess. Commanders were going to get their pick of Daniels or Maye, Bears have Williams, Saints have the shell of Derek Carr who I never really loved to begin with. Going into next year the saints have negative 50 million in cap space, 48 million in dead cap, 36 year old cam jordan making 20 mill, torn acl 35 year old taysom hill making 17 mill, 33 year old Honey Badger making 11 mill, and Carr making 50 mill! I agree that 1 of 32 is enticing. I just think this Saints job is so bad, nobody can be successful at it and Brady could do real damage to his reputation if he takes it. Look at what the Panthers OC job did to his reputation.

I think Ben Johnson just showed that you can wait for a better spot. I think you only take that job if you aren't sure you will be offered again in the future. Since Brady would be staying with Allen in this scenario it is very likely he would be a hot candidate next year. So if I was Brady, no I wouldn't take it. What if the Bengals job comes open next year and he could have Burrow/Chase as opposed to Carr/Olave (who is contemplating retirement)

Allegedly McCarthy to the Saints is his landing spot. I think Brady would be crazy to take that job. No QB, really bad salary cap, no extra picks.

I was looking for a picture of Allen scoring the td against the chiefs this year at the end of the game if anyone has or knows where I can find one.

I found the whole episode on YouTube but not sure how long it will be up for. It streams on max.

Shawn hochuli who will ref the nfc championship game was the ref that game....

Harbaugh has only been to and won 1 super bowl. Have no problems with his halftime or post game quotes. His team just lost a heart breaker he needs to be positive towards his guys there.

btw it seems some people have missed but I actually started this thread last year after their AFCCG loss.

I think the Bears have a nice talent as well as him having knowledge of the NFC North. Those things will help him imo.

I love the thought of this. I'm picturing you like TO and that's my QB lol.