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Just dawned on me that the refs were a non factor last night Now it's flag every play

I predict Cleveland wins by 10 Just a gut feeling. KC hasn't looked dominant in a long time.

Lamar was not going to get to Taron. White was in between the 2. No chance of success and he did us a favor not taking a big hit that could lead to some sort of flag negating the TD.

This season has shown that you need the entire roster to win. You need depth and complimentary skillsets. Kudos to Beane for building this roster!

Let's go D!

Not a fan of that play call

Dan Campbell? LOL Look for a new rule next season that gives the team who hires "an offensive coordinator from Kansas City" as head coach 3 2022 1st round picks.

Hearing it was a 1.5 year deal, with all sides deciding to be realistic.

Crazy as it sounds Big Ben has as many rings as Brees and Rogers combined, plus he went to another SB (lost to Rogers Packers). I hope so... He looks like I had hoped Brady would look. Brees has no arm left at this point.

Ben is 38 Josh is 24 That's 14 years difference, so if they have the same longevity, Josh Allen will be playing a home playoff game in 2035. Ben has also taken a.... relaxed approach to fitness, shall we say. No reason at all that Allen won't still be playing at Ben's age, which as I mentioned, would be in 2035.

There has to be something to the Bienemy rumors, because sports media is practically crusading for him to get hired and if he doesn't the NFL might change the rules to force a team to hire him next season at this point.

and Brees doesn't look a day over 60 out there chucking the ball!

Bears announce they are retaining Nagy for another 8-10 games. Some of these teams are just delaying the inevitable, although if I was an Eagles an I would be depressed at that list of names. Also, just in general, there doesn't seem to be a lot of great choices out there. Saleh, Bienemy, Daboll. Other than that, lots of "meh" choices, or just plain depressing ones. Glad we are where we are!

Cold is uncomfortable, but these guys are tough. Baltimore gets cold, too. Snow can really affect your footing, especially on defense. Mahomes loves playing in the snow, because it makes it hard for the DBs to change directions, and the WR know where they are going and can plan, whereas the DBs do not. Snow does not have to slow down great passing offenses. Never affected Mahomes or Brady. It won't stop the Bills, either!

Lamar does the same thing so manty times a game: roll out to the right... roll.. roll... then right at the sideline throw it to a WR on the edge. I predict he does that but throws an INT this Saturday!

Agreed! The Bills just had the most productive seasons for a WR and QB in franchise history. With the "defensive minded" McDermott. Every so often you still see those conservative tendencies show themselves for a bit, then it's like he snaps out of it and puts the pedal to the metal again. Same with how NE went from "shutdown the other team and win 17-13" to "score 50 points a game" under Belichick. Great coaches know both sides of the ball. Saleh has shown himself to be a very good defensive coach. It will be interesting to see his approach to the entire team.

I could certainly see that. That's a good point.

Urban Meyer will quit in a year or two. The guy is just not someone you plan on for the long haul. These big-time college coaches seem to struggle to adjust, although I will say that Saban was 15-17 and Chip Kelly was 26-21 in 3 years with Philly. Chip especially was more an issue of personality, because he did have a winning record there. Saban came from the pros and would do just fine there again, if he really wanted to. But he has such a good thing going in Alabama, where he is revered and wins almost every single game because he can scoop up any recruit he wants, so why leave that? It would be like having twice the salary cap of every other NFL team and just signing anyone you want.

and you've got a fanbase in Detroit starting petitions for them to hire the guy. If you're Saleh, Detroit is a MUCH better job for tons of reasons, not the least of which is a QB who can play.

hopefully Miami will be the like the Jauron era Bills... Tough team, media darlings at times, go on a little streak here and there, but missing the QB to really compete. I don't think NE is done by any stretch. If they sign Fitz or someone like him and return half their defense that opted out they could be dangerous.

https://www.buffalorumblings.com/2010/1/13/1249275/brian-schottenheimer-declines I am going to "go with my gut" like he did when he turned down a chance to be head coach here and say no thanks! BTW, THIS is why just about every coordinator who has a shot at HC wants it. One day you're the hotshot turning down head coaching interviews, the next you're almost totally forgotten. Gotta cash in when you can. Lots of interesting names in that article too... What a different world we're in now!

"I thought it would be harder" is my favorite karma quote of this season!

I hope Bienemy lands there. Good chance of being successful and Watson can maximize his career. As a bonus, the Titans have to deal with a tough Colts team AND a rejuvenated Watson-led Texans team. Anything that results in the Titans struggling is good by me!

I was hoping for his sake that he got the Lions job. Talk about a total screw up by that organization. Fans clamoring for the guy. Local guy. Top candidate. QB in place, just need to fix the defense. No worries about fans accepting the move and buying in; in fact, it would have built some excitement and good will. And he goes to the Jets because they sat around and did nothing! LOL

They almost have to hire Bienemy at this point, if they want to appease Watson. He complains that they didn't even interview the guy he really wants as HC, so they interview the guy and then don't hire him. That's almost worse. Bienemy has literally everything you would want in a head coach to pair with a dynamic young QB except head coaching experience. I wonder if there is some truth to the story that came out about Bienemy not interviewing that well. Some people who are really good at what they do just don't excel in the interview format, while other coaches ace the interview but are terrible at the job. How many awful coaches from the early 2000'sdid we hear "blew the team away" in the interview process?