At this point in the season last year the Bills were heading to TB after losing to the Pats in the wind game. Just making the playoffs was in question and the division seemed lost. The Bills are in much better shape at this point in 2022.
How in the heck can a guy run an offense after only being in the building for three days? How could he know the terminology of the plays in his wristband?
We all care very deeply about something over which we have zero control. Also, while we all know that we couldn’t play at an NFL level, game day coaching is something that a lot fans think that they could do.
Met Life is already replacing their field this offseason. Perhaps you could get Detroit to replace theirs. But Mike Brown cannot afford an extra Diet Coke at lunch, nevertheless a whole new field. The Bengals already took out a grass field because they couldn't afford to maintain it.
Cleveland, Detroit and Cincinnati take all the crap that Buffalo does from other fans and the national media. I never hear that stuff about Pittsburgh though.
I agree with everything here, but your point was even stronger given the fact that TEN was the #1 seed in 2021. They lost a close game to the #4 seeded Bengals in the divisional round.
The Bucs terminated this contract the day after he "retired."
https://bucswire.usatoday.com/2022/10/06/nfl-news-cole-beasley-tampa-bay-buccaneers-retired-contract-terminated-practice-squad/
Rams are currently third on the waiver order list. SF is 27th.
https://www.profootballnetwork.com/nfl-waiver-wire-order-rules-claims/
I just checked the Rams board. Posters are mad at what they refer to as "McSneed" for putting the team in the position of needing to make a move like this because they traded all the draft picks. SB win or not, fans hate GMs and coaches.