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I think it means that he is a strapping young man with a fine physique. A regular Charles Atlas, if you will.

Would he force Josh to do that stupid college clap snap count that he had Kyler doing in Arizona? That would drive me nuts.

He doesn't really care about a ring. He wants 20 more wins to pass Shula.

They interviewed Tee Martin last time, who is Lamar's QB coach. They should talk to him again.

I hate the Bengals more than any other team for the same reason. I live here and I had to live with them watching their team in the SB two years ago. I have to see Joe Burrow on my TV all the time (did you know that he's not just an Average Joe?). He had to live through the Can Newton glory years while the Bllls languished in the drought. I totally get it. Also, those teal uniforms are straight out of 1995. BTW, one of the worst things about living in Cincinnati is that nobody in the history of anyone has made more local commercials than Chris Collinsworth. He's selling insurance. He's selling Cadillacs. Imagine you're just trying to watch Seinfeld reruns and this comes on:

The problem with that is that you then have to pay that new guy. If you draft a WR, you get a rookie contract for 5 years.

I really like the Washington job in this cycle. The owner knows that a rebuild is necessary and with the second pick, you can get the QB. They also have a mountain of cap space. They also have 6 picks within the first 102. The new coach and GM can reshape that franchise.

Just looked it up. This dude was an OC for ONE YEAR. At least he called the plays, unlike Callahan.

And just like that, somebody did.

[Jim Mora Voice]Offseason? He might not make it to week 10.[/Jim Mora Voice]

I don't mind the run per se. I get that an incompletion there is a complete disaster. Then you have to throw twice and you might leave over 2:00 after the kick. But the run to the middle when KC had stacked the box was a capitulation. I would have done something to get the ball to the edges. They were not defending that.

No Tyreek is a surprise to me.

Someone will take that Carolina job.

The Bills opponents' margin of victory combined across all 7 of their losses was 29 points. They only gave up 30 points once (Philadephia) If you're talking regular season, that is true.

Again, hindsight being 20/20, the correct move might have been to run the ball to force KC to take their TOs. Then on 4th down, you could have run it down to just over a minute before kicking. 13 seconds was only possible because they had all three TOs.

I wouldn't take that job if I were him. Eberflus called the plays for the majority of this season and whoever takes that job will be second-guessed all season.

In retrospect, my least favorite play on that drive was the run up the middle to get to the two-minute warning. It felt like wasting a down when the BIlls didn't have downs to waste.

My dad died in June. This loss was a lot harder because of that. I would have been able to talk about the game with him. He was always a glass-half-full guy when it came to the Bills, so he would have helped put it in perspective. I had to process this on my own, which is the final step in growing up in a way.

Exactly. If Chris Jones doesn't drive Dion into Josh then that is a TD. BTW, he still would have probably missed Diggs underneath for the same reason. The only criticism that I can muster here is that maybe Josh should have slid to his right a bit to get clear of the pressure, but that is really picking nits.

Let's bump this puppy back up. I think that now that Harbaugh is off of the board, the hires will come fast. Here's my prediction: Atlanta: Belichick Seattle: Dan Quinn Washington: Ben Johnson (some team is waiting on him and I think it's Washington) Carolina: No idea, but Raheem Morris makes some sense. But then again, I had no idea that Tennessee would hire Callahan, an OC who has called exactly 0 plays in the league, so what do I know?

I've just spent the past few minutes thinking about this, and I think the list is Pete Carroll, Jimmy Johnson, and Barry Switzer.

I was just going to post this. In every other sport with a cap, the cap hit gets traded with the contract. The dead cap hits are complicated and unique to the NFL, so a lot of fans don't know about it.

Here's the TBD thread from this time last year when they hired him. Everyone was in a full-blown panic.

Other teams will hire coaches, draft players and sign FAs. No need to freak out every time it happens.

He knows what fans want, so he wrote an article demanding the opposite. He's getting engagement and clicks. That's his job.