truth on hold

This, and anything else from Fleetwood Mac. I guess they had their little era years ago but its over. The album cover alone is annoying. Fleetwood Mac - Go Your Own Way (HQ):

Force Brady into exile QB'ing the Bills

Even his most ardent supporters would concede his report card has some "needs improvement" grades in important areas. I'm saying in his next starts (assuming he gets any) I have no idea what we'll see, after what would earliest be almost a year on the bench. The entire range from sharp as a tack to dud is possible. And if we're going to dump guys after 2 seasons for not performing to their draft status then dareus would have been gone too.

factor that in? yes permanently damn? no

less than a full season of starts and nothing since week 4 of his 2nd year. no idea how hed perform as a starter again

certainly inaccuracy is a fatal flaw for a target position. but we havent seen enough of him to make that determination. the guy has been over thinking stuff too much out there, that would make anyone miss some easy ones

League wont do more than monetary fine because they won't want to concede it had a material effect on the game. They may be right too , but only by coincidence

And Any qb we have a chance at drafting will be an even bigger project than EJ, especially now that he's had 2 years in nfl. So what's ythe point? Will set us back that much further

Ted Nugent "stranglehold"

In my dreams .... The Undertaker --- great athlete that buried his opponents Harsh reality for last 15 years ... Brock Lesnar --- didn't belong in the NFL

agree it was a little awkward at first, he may have realized it and tried to redeem himself later. iirc a jets coach also said tebow didnt have the tools to be an NFL QB .... thought that was terrible, very damaging to a player's career. No matter what he thought of Tebow (or any player) he should have kept it private

thats one thing Geno has over him ... he plays fearless.

http://nypost.com/2015/01/21/former-jets-qb-coach-rips-geno-smith-his-play-killed-us/ Lee said of Smith. "He would get loose with the football. We played good enough defense to win over there both years, but his play itll cost you and it cost us. But he also did some great things. The last five games this season he was the seventh-rated passer in the league. He had a perfect passer rating in his last game at Miami. The potential and ability is there." Now, Lee will try to turn around EJ Manuel, who was drafted a round ahead of Smith in 2013, and has had his share of struggles. Lee praised Manuels pre-draft work with the Jets, saying he did better on a test Lee administered than any other quarterback in that draft, including Smith. "We flew him in before the draft and I gave him a test, Lee said. I gave him a pamphlet to study and told him I was going to test him the next morning. It was long and detailed and he aced it. He didnt miss anything. No other quarterback that came in did that, but he did."

He really screwed the AC's. So many are out of work now and without the opt out money. When the HC persuades people to join him must use stability as a selling point...both in the form of how committed they are to the team, or on the off chance they leave making sure they're taken care of. Now he's actually competing against his former OC for the jags opening .... mini crap show really.

as things have unfolded, better for his reputation to have been fired

never know, they saved $4mm vs firing him. they may have made it unpalpable to stay like with mularkey

marrone coaching fitz ... lol

His team made the plays and the opponent didn't. Also don't think officiating had anything to do with the outcome. They earned it. Some more points of intrigue: - sherman vs revis for best DB; both had a pick Sunday - kraft fired Carroll years ago as pats HC - Katy perry wardrobe malfunction

So he may have pressed too long in the first half, other than that what could he have done? 2nd string played 2nd half and they were instructed not to shoot outside of 7 seconda.

errr ok, anyone else? is it a safe assumption the losers of blowouts are emotionally scarred and need protecting?

Don't see how that follows from my question. The question relates to the underlying assumption that safeguards have to be in place to protect the loser from big blowouts. I'm questioning whether its worth the effort.

wouldnt colts and pats use the same balls?

Earl thomas too. Gotta know what's going on with those guys until I can make a call

What would you rather have? A limping Rodgers vs a talent-starved colts (sans luck)? Clearly the 2 best teams are playing