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Prove he did. G'head. I'll wait.

I'm already over the loss. Time to focus on next year and seeing what crazy and unreal things Josh Allen does.

Maybe. But that's your opinion. Maybe he doesn't micromanage.

I'm actually thinking its was more the ST coaches that called the play.

Plot twist. All the extra hair will be on his chest. He'll look loke a bald Sasquatch. A Baldquatch , if you will.

Valid, Bourne is really solid. Like a Deebo. At the risk of starting an argument, Mac Jones is alright. I don't think he'll ever reach the hype that the media made during their win streak...however he's not as bad as most teams fans make him out to be. Solidly in the middle of those 2 opinions. He's likely a guy you can win with as long as he has a good team around him. And he's miles ahead of anything the Jets have. 😂

Ok, hate admitting it but Jerry made some valid points. Not his worst article. However, you just know he enjoyed writing it a bit too much. And he still has a top 3 most punchable face in the Tristate area.

Notice you didn't include Mac Jones in that list.🤔🤔🤔😂😂

Wouldn't shock me to see them rework Tre White's deal as well. Bring his cap number down a bit.

I think Schreff is excellent, however he will be extremely expensive. I'd take Conner Williams at a lower price. If Mitch Morse calls it quits as is being speculated...Bradley Bozeman is a great target. Austin Corbett has versatility to play G/C. Another less expensive "good get" IMO. I am with you on Chark. I think he's got real potential to break out on this offense. Gesicki was criminally under used in Miami. That's provided any of those players even see the FA market, of course.

1. Of those "Top 50" MAYBE 20 will actually hit the market. 2. Did I say 20? More likely 10-15. 3. JC Jackson will not live up to a FA contract. He's not as great as he's made out too be...and will be vastly overpaid by someone IMO

Yes....and no. First off, there are players out there that prioritize winning and culture. There are guys that want to win a ring more than anything. They may have interest. However, them taking a lot less to play here may not happen. Players when signing here are already losing a ton due to the high state tax. So by signing for less and then being taxed high it's almost like a double pay cut. A opposed to some places that have low or no state tax and they see more of their contract dollars.

First off...I'm pretty sure a lot of the poor weather conditions played into that more than anything else. Second, it's McD's team. He would have the right to do so. He's the boss. Also, did you actually watch and see how productive the run game was down the stretch? If McDermott altered anything...he should have done it sooner because it worked very well. If Daboll had to be forced by McD to alter his gameplans (as you assert) then Daboll isn't as good as he gets credit for.

In fairness, them losing Tyrann Mathieu so early in the game kinda cancels out us missing Tre.

I grew up on Felser. Admired and respected him. His writing was professional, accurate and impartial. Larry Felser would be out of a job in 2022. That type of journalism died years ago.

Dolphins gonna Dolphin

Meanwhile Josh Allen is quoted as saying "Who's Nick Wright?"

I'm hoping if Daboll leaves that it's revealed he's like, 1/16th Cherokee Native American. I THINK that would count...

His facial hair growth skills, hopefully.

Yea, most actually still do.

Right. Well except for the Green Bay Packers, Los Angeles Rams, Pittsburgh Steelers, Baltimore Ravens, New York Giants, New York Jets, Miami Dolphins, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Denver Broncos, Tennessee Titans, Houston Texans, Chicago Bears, and Arizona Cardinals. So 14 of 32 teams...nearly half run the 3-4 or a variant.

Agree....

Different schemes normally mean different players that fit the scheme. With what's invested at this point it would be extremely foolish (bordering on a fireable offense) to push the rest button now.

Places to eat in downtown KC is my guess.