SirAndrew

I agree, and my disclaimer is I don’t anything about this dude, so I’m not really referring to him. I’m not much older than this guy, but I’ve already seen many thirty somethings get their first chance at management in my career. It seems the majority have much to learn about these positions, beyond the job itself. I’m always amazed how much leadership and interpersonal skills are better with more experienced workers. People in their thirties come across much younger than previous generations, and it can take time to mature into someone who can succeed in an important role.

I was reading comments about this video on the NY Post site. The Jet fans were hilarious. The Bills have been mostly superior to them for many seasons, and definitely in recent history. You guys had one freak upset Super Bowl win in the 60’s. Long before most Jets fans were even born at this point.

This is exactly where I am. I’m surprised this opinion isn’t very popular. We have many knowledgeable folks on this site, and I’m somewhat surprised how many of those would be willing to give up the world for Garrett. I’m slightly confused by the amount of people who criticize Beane’s draft choices, and McDermott as a coach, but would give up a small fortune for Garrett. If Beane hasn’t been good enough, and McDermott’s scheme isn’t it, how can you also say Garrett gets us over the hump?

Ray Davis is going to be a good football player. I think he’ll be the biggest success from that draft. Coleman isn’t a good NFL player. He didn’t show anything this year, or in college that makes think he should be a starter in the league. Bishop is the defensive version of Kincaid. He looks slow, weak, and timid on the field. He can improve, as he’s a rookie, but nothing about him looks like a starting NFL safety. Bishop plays like an elite mid major college football star. I think that’s what he is, and possibly a decent backup.

I think this question depends upon what type of team they build around him. He seems like the type of QB who could be great until his 40’s, but older QB’s always seem to be on teams that had good rosters. Elway, Brady, and Manning all had a lot of help in their twilight years. Josh won’t be able to be Superman with his arm and legs.

I somewhat agree, but it’s awfully rich for anyone who worked with this team from 2013-2017 to make a comment regarding front office failure.

This is a good point. People forget the NBA does just fine in a place like Memphis.

Pittsburgh needs to reset, and commit to rebuilding. They aren’t going to find a free agent QB who leads them to the promised land. It only helps Tomlin’s job security to maintain first round playoff loses every year.

Yeah, Gronk was injured a lot, and that makes him a notch below Kelce imo. Kelce also had speed and agility at one point, without needing an arm brace to club defenders.

I don’t understand trying to discredit what this guy has done. Maybe he does coach the best roster in the league, but how many coaches fail each year with the best roster? There have been many.

That Eagles defense would have eaten Joe Brady’s offense for lunch. Mahomes was under pressure all night, and the defensive backs played great as well. It wasn’t just great line play, the entire defense was phenomenal.

I forgot about the Eagles “Big Dom” guy, I see he’s on the field 😂

Worthy is a bit of a beast.

I’m happy Jason Kelce retired so we didn’t need to see mama Kelce a million times.

Brady is basically a forty something man stuck in a 90’s boy band via the miracle of hair transplants and Botox.