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I could see it being a tough spot. I think about this with Bienemy in KC as well. You're working with young star QBs and winning a lot, life is good. The OC or DC of a winning team is one of the most popular people in the league... everyone tells you how great you are, fans worry about you leaving, owners of other teams constantly make overtures for HC openings, you win accolades and SB rings, and collect tons of money. Since you are coaching a guy like Mahomes, for example, you can do no wrong. Most places you go the cupboard is bare or there is the famous "some talent but no QB" problem. Look at Chicago. Nagy has had good players but no QB, and he could be headed for an exit at the end of the season. Then what? Suddenly you go from "genius" with a QB who can do anything to a Mitch Trubisky situation, where no matter how hard you try the guy can't cut it. And it's all YOUR FAULT and you get criticized all day long.

That is definitely true about Roman.

I imagine they will re-sign Feliciano to a manageable 3-4 year deal. He is young enough still and has proven himself a key player and a morale booster on offense who his teammates love. Something like 4 years, $32 would be about right. That would be $8 million average per year, which would rank 17-18th in the league. I was a little surprised when I saw how much guards are making, although it makes a lot of sense given the lack of quality OL play around the league. https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/rankings/average/guard/

The more attention John Allen gets, the more Daboll will be a hot coaching candidate. That said, Greg Roman wasn't able to cash in on helping Lamar Jackson win an MVP by re-working the offense, so you never know. LOTS of open jobs this year, though, so that worries me. You know some team will do something nuts like hire Dave Wannstedt or Mike Mularkey or Dick Jauron as its head coach.

love that he still has 2 years left on his deal after this season! Brown has 1 left after this year, so the band stays together next season, at a minimum!

Steelers were begging to get beat for weeks. Bills have a great chance to win this game!

Super Bowl bubble, at the very least, makes sense. I would put the top 4 teams in a bubble for the conference title games and Super Bowl. Ultimately, it's only a few weeks maximum, and I'm sure Bills players won't mind a vacation from the cold. Only 1 NFC team would be affected for the full several weeks.

Travis White! Sorry just channeling the announcers! Lol

At least make them take a chunk of clock

Looked like a 7 on 7 drill

I noticed that! Suddenly some excitement!

Mike Milano!

I love Beasley

Brian McDermott needs to pick it up! These announcers don't even try

He's short

Maybe Trevor Lawrence won't be that good in the NFL?

Odd that the ref said first down for the Chiefs...

Ok, so sometimes! Seems like every time I watch them they play 1/2 a game... Either jump way ahead and have to hold on or come back from a deficit

Anthony Lynn is safe, because he's a great guy! We are so lucky to have McDermott and Beane!

Chiefs don't really blow teams out

I hope Trevor stays in school after all that drama! Lol

Raiders are having the season I wished for the Browns

I'm surprised at how much I can't stand Cleveland That's a garbage spot in Cleveland game

NFL is going to need a playoff bubble, and 100% better do a Super Bowl bubble

Steelers are the least impressive 10-0 team I've ever seen I just hope they win this one and their next one vs the Football Team so the Bills can be the team to beat them.