Doc Brown

Bills wouldn't cut him. LOL. Not a great look. He'd be a reliable backup at worst. I have a hunch he plays next season.

Beane should just let me make his second round picks for him. Ford, Epenesa, and Basham - yikes. I would've taken AJ Brown, Dobbins, and Humphrey for what it's worth. Ignore my post history and just take my word for it.

Panthers defense was pretty aggressive in the few games I saw. Maybe it’s a positive hire.

Didn’t a hockey player come back a month later from a similar scenario?

I'd be all for going back to 12 if they reduced the divisions to two or three in each conference. You'd have years where a 7-9 or 8-8 team made the playoffs over a 10-6 or 11-5 team. What's the point of winning your division then?

I like the way the schedule is set up for the most part but I'd just make two simple changes. -Division winner gets playoff spot but seeds are decided by overall record. Bucs would've been seventh seed this year and Cowboys would've been forth seed. -No International games. I hate losing a home game. Plus, it's an insult to our ancestors who had to fight those redcoats.

Fifth round pick for a reason.

If they could rework Hunter Renfrow's contract he'd be someone I'd be interested in trading for if they don't think Shakir is the answer.

Kurt Warner

Patrick Mahomes

It's not going to be exactly the same because history doesn't repeat itself but if often rhymes. Point is they're solid head coaches with an elite QB who work for a steady and competent GM with an owner that doesn't meddle. They've punched a lot of lottery tickets (playoffs) over their careers.

Those sandwiches aren't going to make themselves. I kid but Desantis has nothing to do with this.

I'd argue the beginning of Andrew Luck's career if that's the criteria.

Boring list. How about most entertaining quarterbacks at their peak to ever watch list... 1.) Josh Allen 2.) Michael Vick 3.) Brett Favre 4.) Patrick Mahomes 5.) Cam Newton

My gut instinct is McDermott/Beane will follow the career paths of Tomlin/Colbert, Harbaugh/Newsome, and Carroll/Schneider. They'll have their team in the playoffs nearly every season and eventually they'll cash in at least one of those lottery tickets.

I'll bet you a thousand dollars and give you 100 to 1 odds that won't happen,

It's 50/50 to me to be honest with you. I just come to this. I think I'm willing to give McDermott the benefit of the doubt on who he wants to be his defensive coordinator because he knows that his job is largely depends on how this defense performs.

Brady - more accurate, better pre snap and post snap when it comes to reading defenses, faster processor, less mistake prone. Allen - more mobile, stronger arm, better off script, stresses a defense more with his legs Intangible wise they're similar. Hard worker, ultra competitive, excellent leadership qualities. Teammates will go to war for them.

It's all on McDermott when it comes to defense. It's his specialty. He could've taken over play calling at any time during the Bengals game. Firing Frazier would have been a save your own butt type move. I'm in the minority when I say I'm glad he didn't.

Give me Ben Roethlisberger's career with Pittsburgh (two SB's, three appearances) over 18 seasons. Only missed the playoffs six times.

I don't see Mixon fitting into the culture here if the Bengals cut him even though he's pry an upgrade.

Mitch Trubisky if he becomes available and we can get him at a similar price. Matt Canada is a horrible offensive coordinator.

It's either the Raiders or Cowboys. Hopefully the Raiders.

I guess if you want to compare eras this is probably correct given how there wasn't a consistently elite team besides us in the AFC at the time throughout that four year stretch. Miami was always cute though. We'll call the Giants game our 13 seconds and the Redskins/Cowboys the Chiefs/Bengals. There's plenty of differences obviously but the most glaring one is Allen is 26 while Kelly was 33 (two weeks away from 34) when we lost the last Super Bowl.