No chance
"He's earned a down season"
"You could do a lot worse"
"Remember the drought"
Sal will have a heavy lift but he's the man for it if anyone is
Baker and Bishop could be a nice 1-2 punch at safety like Hyde and Poyer were
That said, we still need some WR talent, just not sure Adams is the answer.
He'll be calling the Super Bowl this year, so hopefully this is just his early season slump and he'll turn it on in December/January like when he was playing
If you're KC, Buffalo, Baltimore, SF, Detroit, or any of the other top contenders you make the trade.
"but it's a luxury!" Yes, this entire sport is a luxury. When you have a top QB and are a contender you try to win it all, and you need playmakers.
Andy Reid is a beloved figure in the league among players and coaches and has 3 SB rings as a HC, 1 as an assistant, and is looking to 3-peat.
What are we even talking about here? He's not a leader? He's not a great offensive mind because of some stat?
When he retires he could very well be #1 or #2 all time in HC wins.
This thread is about the creepy video game nerd whose offense relies on getting lucky with wide open WR speedsters for TDs.
McDaniel is like playing a kid in Madden who had one glitch trick play you couldn't stop, then once you find the play to stop it he can't do anything.
NFL defenses have patched the glitch in the matrix, and Miami is clueless.
This makes a lot of sense, especially when you consider the lifestyle of these guys. In the facility at 5AM, there all day long. It's basically a bubble and they're on the first plane out when the season ends.
Probably OTAs would be where this plays more of a role.