Not sure it really matters. The Texans are probably looking QB (Bryce Young) and I don't see the Bears moving on from Justin Fields. As long as the Bears don't trade the pick, the Texans will still get their guy.
I'm going to chalk that one up to stupidity.
Apart from that, this may be Tomlin's best coaching performance. I'm shocked that they finished with a winning record.
Recognizing that things usually don't play out as predicted, but the road to the Super Bowl may go through the Dolphins and Bengals as home and the Chiefs at a neutral site. That's doable, but it's going to be tough.
Ok, that's fair. The idea of raising ti legs in succession while hanging in the air is pretty foreign to me, but my vertical jump is about an inch on its best day.
Good for the Jags for knocking off one of the most irritating teams in the NFL, but shouldn't a team whose last two coaches were Doug Marrone and Urban Meyer deserve to spend a little longer in NFL purgatory?
I've been a fan since the 1980s and this is by far my favorite Bills team. Between the talent level and the character of the players this group is really special.
Seeing the title change to the thread literally made my entire body relax with a sense of guarded relief after feeling tense straight through since Monday night.
On his own, probably not. But when you combine Wilson (second overall in 2021) and Darnold (third overall in 2018) that's a huge waste of draft capital in a short period of time.
The Jets took Darnold with the third overall pick in 2018 and Wilson with the second overall pick in 2021, and it's looking like both will be on the scrap heap by next year. That has to be pretty close to rock bottom.
All good points, but I think that Detroit win is going to look better and better after the season is over. They have some good young talent and are playing well.
He gave an interview recently where he said that he'll do anything to stay in Buffalo next year.
Apparently "anything" doesn't include the simplest way to stick around.