Poleshifter

Yes, this overpayment (aka keeping your own guys) is the kind of "loyalty" that is killing this team. Continuity? Of what? Continuous mediocre defense? I'm afraid Terry Pegula uses that same "loyalty" concept to avoid the distasteful process of firing a coach or GM. Like @muppy said in another post, it's like a "cheaper to keep her" marriage where you just don't want to make the change because change is so... icky. Thank you, @Virgil for your coherent thoughts at a depressing time like this.

Who is that senior defensive assistant I have heard about? Holcomb? Maybe he could take over at DC.

Why is Beane so opposed to drafting a speedy receiver? The Worthy trade keeps popping up as the dude wins games. Other speed WRs have been bypassed as well. Beane is continually outsmarting himself, thinking he knows it all. I used to be a Beane fan, but not any more.

McDermott's "complicated" defense sure allows a lot of points. So what is the point of being so difficult to learn?

OK, how about NOW? Is panic an acceptable response now?

Pegula, like many other people, lives his life based on fear. It's very sad to see.

No. Pegula's "loyalty" won't allow any major changes. Too fearful of change.

Room has become a “turn off the sound” announcer. I can figure out what is happening by watching the players play.

Yes, I think that is called “outsmarting yourself”. Beane seems to do that a lot.

Flag “football”

Last Thursday, the NFL channel replayed the game shortly after it ended. But it is one play after the next, no chit chat. Replay is at 1245 AM EDT Friday.

I loved John Candy. Some great movies, like Stripes, Planes Trains etc. But my favorite role was as The Schmenge Brothers, where they introduce themselves, each pronouncing Schmenge in a different way. Subtle humor, but it really got me. Yosh and Stan - Rick Moranis the other Schmenge bro, IIRC. That was on SCTV, and then a final movie The Last Polka.

The Office was very well done, as Steve Carrell's character Michael Scott would seem impossible to replicate. I am sure psychology grad students could do a thesis on the complex dysfunctionalities in The Office. Of course, Dwight and Andy Bernard were nearly as f**ked up as Michael. I do not have Peacock, but I would not expect much from an Office wannabe. A shoutout here to our posters @Dr Krentist and the guy with the Prison Mike avatar.

What kind of degree do you have? What sort of useful skills and experience could transfer to a new industry? This will help folks make suggestions for new roles. Best wishes in your career change endeavor.

Ugliest thing since the Bengals white uniforms. GTFO