Doc Brown

Yes.

It's been done with coaches without any head coaching experience. Frazier with the Vikings. Cable with the Raiders. Singletary with the 49ers. All those teams played better initially but all three would be considered failures once they got the permanent gig.

He made two costly errors (panicking against the cover 0 to throw the first end zone pick and throwing short of the end zone to Ty Johnson at the end of the half) that a veteran QB shouldn't make that cost us at least six points. Those are fair criticisms as we won't win a Super Bowl if he continues to make those errors. To be fair though that was his first red zone turnover of the year.

Because he didn't want to here from the media and fans about not being aggressive enough when you have the number one offense in the league on the other side. This team has been near the top in the league in 3rd and 4th and short first down conversion percentages the last five or so years.

He flip flops more than a politician.

They like him just because they hated McDaniels and you get that initial bump with the foundation already in place. I can't recall an interm head coach with no prior head coaching experience ever being successful when hired permanently.

Harbaugh has the better resume. McDaniels never proved himself as a head coach at any level for those that are comparing the same situation to him and Biscotti. Pierce could very well be their last resort if they can't catch the big fish.

Mark Davis and Jim Harbaugh would be a perfect match imo. As eccentric as Mark Davis is I don't think he's the type of owner that runs interference when it comes to football operations. Harbaugh could just draft JJ McCarthy and essentially bring him from Michigan. As far as money goes, this is an owner that gave Jon Gruden a 10 year 100m dollar contract. I think Davis would outbid the competition.

Optimal for me would be Steelers, Browns, and then Dolphins at home. What it's pry going to take is Steelers, Chiefs, and at Ravens.

We lost six one score games this year so it was eventually going to regress to the mean. The defense stepping up late has been the difference.

Could be but it will definitely take some pride swallowing. If I'm him I'd rather take over a poor defense where there's nowhere to go but up. Plus, another team may offer a bigger paycheck.

Rivera may get hired elsewhere. If I'm him I wouldn't want to work under someone at a job in the same position as someone who used to work under me. I think McDermott promotes from within if he gives up the d-coordinator duties.

They suck. They went 3-5 on the road and their defense is just mediocre away from Cleveland. Also, Flacco already went on his four game hot streak before defenses adjust.

Makes sense. I'm not sure if it's 35-0 or 38-0 Bills.

We've been very good at home this year against all QB's. Tua's the only QB that put up more than 250 passing yards and a lot of that was in garbage time. Not that concerned assuming Douglas can go.

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Did you see the movie Secretariat where he kicked the crap out of the other horses from start to finish to win the Triple Crown? Give me that.

Have Romo and Nantz called any important Bills games yet?

I'd say the same thing to the guy starting in front of me. LOL.

Rare show of emotion from him is cool to see. Our defense and his play calling has been epic since we learned of his allegiance to Al Qaeda during the bye week.

Fins because if we beat the Steelers we get the Browns/Texans winner and they both suck. Also, Fins have the offensive firepower to knock out the Ravens if they can get a few guys back by then.

Some of their current players were toddlers at the time.

I'd like to personally thank Bill Belichik, Mike Vrabel, and Tyler Dunne for me to get to truly enjoy the game tonight as I don't think we clinch wihout them. Also, I wish them nothing but miserableness the rest of their lives.

Screw that guy. LOL.