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I wouldn't be so sure about that. No inside knowledge, but that guy is a good, experienced reporter. They often hear stuff they can't report. This type of thing is something that easily could be seen as (and something I view as) dropping a hint.

Graham posted something about how McDermott could best be described as "seething" following the loss of Ingram as a corollary to the non-appearance of Slay.

If things end badly, then I would not be shocked if Beane is let go. I read the Tim Graham post as the big hint of tension in that relationship.

What would your move be in this situation?

What of it’s a one game injury? Would you let Trunisky walk right now to play for the colts? I wouldn’t.

Barry Switzer adores you right now. I’m with you. That Tim Graham post about Ingram was telling. I have no doubt that McD is unhappy with Beane.

I was watching the ball, but I'll take your word for it on coverage. You'd think the 40 yard touchdown and third and 15 would have put them in zone. Completely agree.

Totally reasonable. All of it. My view was based on sitting (standing) there for three hours and being wet (snow melts on you after awhile) and a little cold. But your “math” is just as fair on this one.

I just finished the game on DVR. That was a painful game if you're an Eagles fan. That offense is mired in a lot of mud. QB is a mess.

One more collapse would be the Texans/Chargers. With the Chargers winning last night, it's the Texans at issue. Assuming the tiebreakers there inure to the Bengals' benefit. And what if Burrow gets hurt in advance of the last game of the season, with the division on the line? I'd rather have Flacco than Browning if I'm them.

It worked out for Taylor on that one. Or it least it should have, but for a Superman scramble by Allen. But I'm with the other guy. They had to go three and out, anyways. There's snow all over the place, the balls have been freezing for three hours, and the game was already crazy. I would have taken the shot at the onsides and sacrificed the 30 +/- yards if I didn't get it knowing that I was in three and out territory anyways.

I would. The colts are a mess and one other collapse could get the bengals a WC. No way I let him go if I’m them. Not to mention they might need him at some point the rest of the way.

And his arm was shot.

Favre. And, for someone upthread, when Marino blew out his Achilles I believe DeBerg played the majority of that year for the Dolphins at 44. EDIT - he might have been about 40 with the Dolphins, and back later with the Falcons at 44.

Today, I thought, was crazier in terms of swings in win percentage. The Ravens probably was more improbable. Both were great. Maybe it's recency bias. I was dumbfounded by the turn of events in the stadium today. The win against the Ravens was a bit more inevitable in terms of minutes and second in the stadium. This thing was a nail biter right up until Josh picked up the first down.