Doc Brown

You're correct. I should've been more clear. Beane also didn't trade up and grab one either. Regardless, that comment was telling in what he thinks of Jackson and why I think they'll move on from Wallace if his price tag really is that high. With White, Poyer, Hyde, and T. Johnson signing extensions they already have a lot invested in their secondary. My guess is they let him walk if some team does give him nine million or more per year.

They did but I think they like Jackson enough to take his place. Beane said at his press conference he didn't think a CB in the 2nd round of last year's draft would be an upgrade over Dane. If Wallace commands nine million a year then this will pry be the first real difficult loss of the McBeane era. Then they'll either draft a CB and/or sign a veteran CB for depth. They need as much cap room as possible over the next couple of years to extend Edmunds, Oliver, Knox, Diggs, and possibly Phillips.

My guess is each black individual has their own opinion on the matter.

He's the only Canadian born head coach I believe. That's got to be worth at least a 4th rounder.

We're not even in the offseason yet.

I wonder if they can lure Peyton Manning into the booth with Al. Aikman is too wooden for my liking. I like Kevin Harlan.

Seems that way. Gannon and McCown (white) were the reported front runners. Now it's between Lovie and Flores. Dysfunctional franchises do dysfunctional things.

Down to Lovie Smith and Brian Flores apparently. I'm sure the Texans will get this right.

He was a ball boy with the Broncos when he was in high school as his mom married a member of the Broncos video staff. When he graduated from Yale Mike Shanahan hired him as an intern for his technical expertise.

The Rooney rule is working.

Like usual. No Bengals or Jets helmets to be found.

Seeing Dawkins and Teller on the same line makes me sad.

Mahomes picking up where he left off.

Is the Pro-Am on?

I don't need six reasons. I just needed six seconds of watching it to conclude it's awful.

I wonder how much Matt Nagy's flop weighs in on a team's decisions because he definitely should get a shot at HC.

First question - Absolutely. If Bieniemy could sell that he’s bringing in a coordinator that will call the plays so he can focus on the supervisory role that a head coach has then sure. Then it just goes back to the “leader of men” criteria clique that he’d have to sell to the hiring team. Can he convince them of that? Second question- we’ll see. McDermott’s already established himself as a solid head coach so he pry gets more leeway. The first two offensive coordinators he brought in both called plays before.

I believe a team can still block a lateral transfer if they’re still under contract. That includes offensive coordinator. Could be wrong though.

A possible unintended consequence of the tweaked Rooney rule may be the Chiefs deny every request for him to interview as an offensive coordinator elsewhere. Don't want to lose those potential extra third round picks if he is hired as a head coach.

Reid's shadow is pretty big (metaphorically and literally). The one offensive coordinator he allowed to call plays under him (Nagy) struggled offensively as the Bears head coach. It will take a larger leap of faith than usual for a new head coaching hire by the Saints given Bienemy's never called plays. I said last year that the Chiefs should allow a lateral transfer to a team he can call plays for as offensive coordinator. Similar to what Pettine did here before getting the Browns gig.

Agreed which is why we need to develop a running game. Also, improve the o-line to help keep him clean like they did in 2020. Save the designed QB runs for crucial moments and big games.

They should hire Flores . I could see Daboll making a run at Martindale, Fangio, Wilks, Zimmer, or promote from within. He has a lot of options.

Diggs finally admitted that the reason he left was the Vikings went from a more pass happy offense in 2018 under DeFlippio where he got 9.9 targets per game to a more run heavy approach in 2019 under Stefanski where he only got 6.3. He's had 10.4 and 9.6 targets per game in his two years here. It's pry similar to why OBJ wanted out of Cleveland.

The stupidity of the OP aside (there's a whole host of reasons Graham would prefer Vegas over NJ). I wonder if Leslie Frazier would consider making a lateral move to the Giants.

And will make sure everyone knows they'll be lucky to have him.