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Every time they show Mike McDaniel it looks like he's in the middle of saying "whaaaaaaat?" while staring into outer space

Mahomes with a late season ankle/foot injury is an almost every year occurrence

Lol Bengals player blows a scoop and score by fumbling at the goal line trying to celebrate early

Caro Emerald to the Dolphins: back it up and do it again

Waddle got the sad music on Red Zone

Nah, their offense is decimated with injuries and Cleveland is a tough defense

Right now if you say Andy Reid is the true GOAT most of the "real football guys" don't take you seriously. Yeah, and I remember the good old days of Brady being a "system QB" too. Who says that now? 15 years from now there will be the Belichick guys but it'll be said often that Reid is the GOAT HC. He was in the top 10 all time in HC wins before Mahomes took a single snap. Now he has his QB and look what happens. Belichick got his at the start of his career, so he's known as a winner because he did it right away. Health is the only thing that will stop Reid from breaking Shula's record. Not sure he'll get the 6 rings as HC, so the Belichick guys will always have that. But even now there's a lot of "it was mostly Brady" talk. Give it a decade or so when Reid is #1 all time in wins as HC, likely has 4 or 5 rings, and had a longer track record of success playing his game and took 2 different teams to the Super Bowl.

The Saints seemingly have negative 100 million in cap space every off-season yet they're not awful, and usually seem right on the verge of being good. I get it for Brady, and it's unfortunate that this will be how it goes for Allen's career here with constant restarts but if you have the QB you'll have a good offense.

Houston and Titans And obviously America's team (the Bills)! And Seattle. I want to see Lefleur's pouty face.

Mathematically, that's most offenses!

3 passes and then sneak on 4th down. Save all 3 timeouts. Rams likely run it 3 times and if you stop them you get the ball with 35-40 seconds just needing FG range. Teams do that 50-75% of the time, especially if they have a top QB and an offense that has been clicking all day. Versus burning the timeout and having to rely on an onside kick, which basically never works. So no, "both options weren't bad". One gave your players on offense, defense and special teams the CHANCE to make plays to win the game, the other took any chance of that away. That is 100% on the coaches. Your offense gets 4 chances from the 1 to score the TD Your special teams get the chance to kickoff deep and pin the Rams Your defense gets the chance to hold them to a quick 3 and out Your special teams gets another chance in the kicking game, this time to return the punt Your offense gets the chance to get into FG range for the winning kick Your special teams gets the chance to win the game OR You hope for a miracle that never works

YES! Exercising lots of demons so that the whole Allen/Mahomes debate is a mute point!

Aaron Rodgers

Low scoring but oddly entertaining game to watch

I foresee a beautiful genius signing with SF

Right. This is Assistant TO the Regional Manager type stuff. That's why you have a regional manager.

I'll tell you what's tiresome: people saying "but Tomlin! everyone loves Tomlin!" as a defense of McDermott. McDermott has a HOF level QB. Tomlin does not right now. However, you know what happened when he DID? 2 SB appearances and 1 SB ring. That's also when Brady and Manning were in their primes and also in the AFC playoffs every year too. McDermott is having trouble even getting to the conference title game with Allen. Tomlin puts together the exact same season every year with (insert name here) at QB. This year he's getting QB production and they are 10-3, same as the Bills with Josh Allen and in a FAR more difficult division than the AFC Least. I'm getting annoyed at having a defensive HC whose defenses fall apart and never step up in the playoffs. AND whose game management blunders cost the team games. Having a defensive HC is fine, if the talk is "man that McDermott defense is brutal to face in the playoffs." Instead, it's "man that McDermott defense can't make a stop." What's the point, really? Noe we're going to lose our OC again because Allen is great.

Not to excuse coach's blunders, but every fanbase thinks their team is the only one to lose often in heartbreaking fashion. Or has it the worst. Last night Dallas, a team right in the thick of the NFC playoff hunt, had a blocked punt that should have won the game end up in a fumble and 1st down for the Bengals. At home. On national TV. All 10 Chargers fans in the world could tell you story after story about their Chargersy losses. It goes on and on... NFL games are close, and comebacks happen all the time. Thus, so do heartbreaking losses.

I bet Jones extends McCarthy just to be contrarian

Wow what a dumb play

Andy Reid was in the top 10 all time in NFL HC wins and also made it to a Super Bowl before Mahomes ever took an NFL snap Yeah, he grew as a coach but he also finally got his QB. Reid is the true GOAT imo and if he can stay healthy and wants to continue to coach for another 6-7 years he'll be #1 in everything all time except maybe SB wins as HC

Here's my thought process (and it could be way out there, but to me it makes sense): 1. It might explain his interest in coaching at the college level, at NC nonetheless, which he has never done. His son being named coach in waiting is going to be a lot harder sell at the NFL level, and might preclude him getting an NFL job if its truly something he sticks to. 2. He's done it before with NE and Mayo, so there is precedent to Belichick being involved with these types of deals in the NFL. You can't tell him it won't work, because he saw it first hand and was involved in it. 3. It was weird that he interviewed a couple of times with Atlanta and it didn't work out because THEY apparently said no thanks in favor of a guy who has a proven track record of being just OK. It very well could be that Bill made this demand and Atlanta just didn't want to go that far. 4. It might also explain his lack of other interviews. Mike Mularkey landed 3 HC jobs! 3! This is Belichick we're talking about. But if word got out that he wants his son as heir apparent then it could muddle things. It's one thing to take a shot with a HOF coach, but if it goes sideways then you are contractually obligated to the son. Tons of risk. Uncomfortable. Messy. 5. He interviews for a college gig as a message to potential NFL suitors: he's serious about this, and if you want him you need to accept his son as HC in training. Otherwise, he goes to the college ranks instead. You won't be able to strongarm him by saying "we want you but not your son as HC in waiting, and if you really want to coach..." 6. It could also create the impression that others are ok with this arrangement, so if you want BB you need to go along. Just my thoughts, in no particular order. It's apparently his demand in the UNC process this year, and it sort of makes sense why there wasn't more interest in him last hiring cycle in the NFL if it was his demand then too.

there is one major reason why Belichick didn't get a gig last year: he wants a commitment to name his son HC in waiting No thank you!

I miss the bundle rooskie commercial

I had forgotten how infuriating McDermott's blunders are. Sure, he is good enough to win a super bowl of we can get there. But there's the rub. You could replace the AFC champions with the Browns and it would still be a hell of a super bowl