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This man has had COVID 19 times. Put him in a box for scientists to dissect.

And that's more important than a talented team with no QB. But go off king.

Because he got the most important position correct and the Colts are languishing with Carson Wentz under center? Give me the team with the QB for the next ten years over the team without one. stop being silly.

Colts, Pats and Titans pre injury are all built to play with a lead or in one score games. All of them fall apart when asked to score fast and in bunches. this game is over.

They don’t have Josh Allen and never will so who the ***** cares pal

IMO, that fits my definition of a bad HC. Just like Urban, guy couldn't hack it at the pro level.

That's TSW. They thought missing on a first round QB set a team back 5 years, despite, you know, getting a first rounder every year lol. Fair enough though. I thought you were praising Kelly's team-building, of which I would vehemently disagree. That 4-12 team absolutely HAD talent. It was a year removed from Reid's "dream team."

Well "leaving behind more talent than people acknowledge" isn't really a feather in his cap if he didn't acquire them lol. Yes, I guess he DIDN'T trade away Kelce or Brooks or Peters or Fletcher Cox or Jenkins or Ertz or Johnson. Meanwhile, he lost Maclin, traded McCoy for Kiko, and then subsequently threw a bunch of money at Demarco Murray and the oft-injured Ryan Matthews to replace him. Kudos to the Chipster. Most people probably don't acknowledge he left them with a lot of talent because that talent preceded him, and he did lose a CONSIDERABLE amount of talent. Chip also got Ertz and Johnson year 1. In the next two years, he drafted Marcus Smith (who I had to google as I wasn't sure he was a real player), and Nelson Agholor with his first rounders. Absolutely Foles benefitted from his system experience, no doubt.

Disputable. Lane Johnson and Zach Ertz are the only two talented players Chip acquired in his tenure that were on the SB run.

They aren’t happy because it didn’t work. That’s why coaches don’t listen to fans.

Speak for yourself. That dude in the Wolf Hat was Commander in Chief for a brief couple hours, and the WH was about to swear him in as king before they ushered them out of the Capitol.

True Socialism has never been tried. True lockdowns/mask mandates have never been tried.

Lol that’s your argument. Glad you saw how terrible it was. Thanks for playing.

Well I guess they shouldn't have started Justin Herbert, because that decision didn't win the game for them either. I guess the point is despite their record in close games, we have never been a ball-control, don't beat ourselves kind of team. I sorta get that.

Lol didn’t the NFLPA just make this happen? Who are they complaining about?

No, absolutely not.

I love analytics. I really do. I think we are seeing coaches all over the league learn from them and make better and smarter decisions. I want to know why the “analytics are king” crowd are so resistant to admit that the league wide set of numbers are not applicable to every single team or situation? Look at the NBA. EVERY team emphasizes the three. And for good reason. But every team knows that Steph Curry taking a three and some bench dude taking a three are two completely different animals in terms of probability and “good shots” and etc. why can’t we do that in football?

Counterpoint, Tommy Doyle is unplayable.

The NFL has experts on standby that tell Fox to try to not use the c word.

Brother, you are intentionally being obtuse here. “already explaining a TD is a TD” is not a rebuttal. It’s missing the point so hard, I hope it’s intentional.

A 4th down conversion alternative is a turnover. A 1st down conversion alternative is second down. Do you understand that?

Counters are slow developers my guy. So are draws. You basically said they can call these slow developing plays but they also shouldn’t call slow developing plays. Also, Daboll can’t sign a FB rn. Like most things, it’s a roster construction issue, not a scheme issue.

I don’t think you understand how bad our run blocking is. Running slower developing plays has a high chance for us to lose 4 yards in the backfield. Do you want to see Zack Moss trying to get back to the LoS on a counter? No thanks. It won’t work and it will only make our offense worse by setting us up for 2nd and 14.

The conversation is 4th down conversion vs a punt. What the ***** are you talking about? A drive where you don’t give the opponent the ball and get points would be more valuable compared to a drive where you give the opponent the ball and don’t get points.

You can’t help the interior of the line on run plays bro. They either push or get pushed. It does not matter what run scheme we do.