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No. Because they moved to Baltimore to become the Ravens.

Davis didn't want to pay big bucks to him so he traded him for picks. Two #1s plus more. TB then slaughtered the Raiders in the Super Bowl after Bill Callahan didn't change the play calls. Easiest SB win ever.

Gruden was traded to the Bucs.

Boys or girls? Coughlin was in NY for 15,000 years and it was time for a change.

He couldn't get over the hump in CLE, KC, SD, or WAS. Too much Marty ball at the wrong times.

It takes the right QB along with other players in addition to coacching. I must have missed the meaningful games Marty won.

Brees didn't become a great QB until he hooked up with Sean Payton who brought out his best. The Chargers have done well by having Rivers.

Belichick had a good thing going with Cleveland and would have likely enjoyed sustained success in Baltimore.

Art Modell messed that one up. Although he did do okay with Billick.

Too pricey.

Three hours old my man. I have already figured that out.

Sam Bradford Contract Details, Salary Cap Charges, Bonus Money, and Contract History | Over The Cap Contract Notes Sam Bradford signed a two year, $40 million contract with the Cardinals. $15 million is guaranteed at signing. The guarantee consists of a $10 million signing bonus and Bradford's 2018 salary. In 2018 there are up to $5 million in per game active bonuses. The Cardinals have an option on Bradford's 2020 season. If Bradford's option is picked up his $7.5 million base salary and a $10 million 3rd day of the league year roster bonus in 2019 become fully guaranteed. There are $1 million per year in incentives if Bradford and the Cardinals win the Super Bowl.

Post-Game Report: 11/3 vs. Ottawa Final Score 1st 2nd 3rd OT SO Final SOG Senators (5-6-2) 0 1 1 – – 2 29 Sabres (7-5-2) 3 4 2 – – 9 41 Game Summary Event Summary Top Notes The Sabres scored nine goals in a game for the first time since Jan 27, 2009 at Edmonton (10-2 win). The last time Buffalo scored nine goals in a home game was Jan. 18, 2008 vs. Atlanta (10-1 win). Jason Pominville’s three-point game (2+1) today has extended his point streak to seven games, which is tied for the eighth-longest active streak in the NHL. During his streak, Pominville has 13 points (7+6). The streak is Pominville’s longest streak since he posted points in seven straight from March 9 to 20, 2014. Since the streak began on Oct. 20, Pominville is tied with linemate Jeff Skinner (8+5) for the NHL lead in points. Eichel (1+11) ranks third in the league during that span. In his 10 games since Oct. 13, Skinner is tied for second in the NHL in goals (9) and points (16). This marks the best 10-game stretch of his career. Skinner’s nine goals so far this season tie him with Miroslav Satan in 1997-98 for the fourth-most goals in a Sabres player’s first 14 games with the team. The three players who have scored more goals through their first 14 career games with the franchise: Rick Vaive in 1988-89 (12), Richard Martin in 1971-72 (10) and Wilf Paiement in 1986-87 (10) Conor Sheary (0+2) recorded his 100th career point with his second assist of the game. With his two assists today, Sam Reinhart has five points (1+4) in his last four games against the Senators. Linus Ullmark made 27 saves to improve to 3-0-1 on the season with a .934 save percentage and a 2.00 goals-against average. Today’s Goaltenders Today’s Stats Team Goaltender Decision SV% GAA Senators Anderson McKenna L ND .700 .806 12.49 7.90 Sabres Ullmark W .931 2.00 Updated Season Stats Team Goaltender Record SV% GAA Senators Anderson McKenna 5-4-2 0-0-0 .909 .806 3.54 7.90 Sabres Ullmark 3-0-1 .934 2.00 Post-Game Audio Sabres head coach Phil Housley Sabres forward Jason Pominville Sabres forward Jeff Skinner Sabres forward Jack Eichel Sabres goaltender Linus Ullmark Senators head coach Guy Boucher Senators forward Mark Stone Senators forward Magnus Paajarvi Senators defenseman Cody Ceci

The hope tank lives on.

Yep. $10M to sign and a $5M roster bonus. Pretty sweet deal.

He was pretty bad with the Cardinals this season behind that terrible OL. He'll get a lot less money for his next deal no matter where he ends up.