dave mcbride

I think McDaniel is a good coach and I also think it'd be crazy to fire him. But it could happen. As for the playoffs this year, they are currently a good team but unfortunately (for them) 4-6 with games in Green Bay, in Houston, and at home vs SF. The rest are manageable; their away game vs the Jets is the final game of the season and that could be a classic run for the bus game for the Jets. The Bengals are the most interesting to me. If they beat the Steelers at home coming off their bye, the rest of their schedule is pretty easy until the final game. I can easily see them at 9-7 before their season-ending game in Pittsburgh. The only other tough opponent is Denver the prior week, but that's at home.

I was just about to post this!! Ya just hate to see it. 🙂

Honestly, he doesn’t seem like a d**k at all. He’s in fact likable here and extremely respectful of the Bills: 19:25 mark here:

A couple of things. First, on the late-game missed deep throw into triple coverage to Knox, Samuel was wide open on a crosser. Second, while had 5 catches for 58 yards on the stat sheet, he really had 6 for 75 when you factor in the PI he caused on that leaping attempt to catch the ball in the fourth. Good game for him. He also had two great RACs on throws that didn't put him in the best position for RAC too.

Because Johnson is an idiot who inherited all of his wealth. To quote Belichick regarding Johnson, it's basically "ready, fire, aim" with him. Jerry at least started at DT (alongside Jimmy Johnson) for an Arkansas team that won the national championship in the mid-1960s. He also built his own fortune and has three SB rings (along with a ton of playoff appearances). They are not comparable when it comes to football knowledge.

17+ million for MNF on average; 31.2 million for Allen v Mahomes on average: https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/texans-cowboys-delivers-17-million-viewers

The 4:25 games do really well at this point of the season (dark out early; getting colder) when the matchups are good. That 6:45-7:30 window has long been gold, especially when the good games are close. It’s why 60 Minutes was always scheduled at 7 (and it dominated ratings for decades). A lotta people crash early on Sunday nights. I am guessing the showcase 4:25 games do better than MNF.

https://www.buffalobills.com/news/buffalo-bills-draw-record-breaking-tv-ratings-in-dramatic-week-11-win-kansas-city-chiefs-josh-allen-patrick-mahomes

Agreed. He absolutely was trying to punch it out. He did exactly as he was supposed to do. He's not looking at the goal line either - for all he knows, he's on the half yard line with an opportunity to get the ball for the Chiefs at the 20 yard line down 23-21. Complaining.

10 for 30 - factor out the game ending kneeldown.

One mistake by me — that injury occurred in the latter half of 1992, not 1993. When he came back that season, he was not as good. Never the same thrower after that. He played a lot smarter in 1995, to be sure.

He was never the same thrower after rupturing his bursar sac in the 1993 season. He went from an effortless thrower to one who labored to make the more difficult throws. His deep game really declined and he shifted to more of a pop fly thrower in that regard from around the second half of 1993 onward. By 1996, he had clearly broken down - a so-so arm paired with increasing immobility plus poor decision making. The 1990 Kelly on that 1996 team would have been a SB participant.

You simply have effing kick the fg there.

And winning.

Yeah, but it is entirely working and McDermott/Babich seem clueless about what Reid was always going to be up to. If you can’t stop it, don’t complain about the opponent being petty; complain about our side not seeing this obvious thing coming.