Saint Doug

True. I thought he would at least have a say. Guess he has as much say as the ball boy.

I doubt Garappolo would be great on our team. Belichick may not be loved around here, but he's one of the best coaches the NFL has seen. He sets up his QBs to win. We don't.

First time OCs usually aren't stubbornly stuck in their ways like veteran OCs are. I doubt they have many strong opinions about their offense. What Lynn is likely going to do is add a few tweaks and see what works and what doesn't over the next few games. He will mold the offense to his philosophy.

It's definitely refreshing that we finally have an owner who demands accountability. Not only should Rex take notice, but also Whaley. This was Whaley's job to do and he failed. But something tells me Doug has been "hands off" with the coaches since day 1, which is fine because it avoids the HC-GM power struggle we often see in the NFL (or a GM picking a HC to avoid a power struggle).

This is fine. Every single OC in the league was once placed into Lynn's position - having to be an NFL OC for the very first time.

None of this should come as a surprise. TP was a meddling owner with the Sabres before Tim Murray was hired. Plus, that Whaley wasn't involved should worry him as well.

Funny. These were all players that were supposed to win us a Superbowl.

Well, he's going to have to speak up if he wants to play this season.

The OP didn't coin the term. He was just repeating what was stated in the article.

Obviously a fake Twitter account. Tom Brady doesn't have any nuts.

To some, he's a mental coach. To others, he's a shrink.

Agreed This isn't too flattering considering it originated from this board.

Actually, I'm a physician. I have cared for many patients who were actively suicidal. I agree, MDD manifests in different ways (although the DSM would beg to differ), but people who are actively suicidal are pretty uniform in their behaviors and mannerisms.

I have one. Why is a guy who's seriously contemplating suicide going out partying? People with major depressive disorder usually experience anhedonia as well as become socially withdrawn. But he's out there with a captain's hat (?) grinning ear to ear.

Is this thread foreshadowing Karlos signing with the pats?

He didn't exactly say this. But there was a tweet shortly after the season (or maybe while injured) where he was getting all philosophical (I use this term loosely) about feeling like he just didn't fit in. In hindsight, he was probably talking about his size 45 jeans.

My sources deep within the organization told me they gave him an unannounced Jiggle test, which he unfortunately failed.

It didn't. It's become a Domestic Situation. For all we know he argued with his wife about their new back splash and punched a hole through it.

With MD suspended and Mario no longer with us, who's going to drop back?

His domestic partner then? Kicking his dog?

Considering that young men's careers are on the line, as well as their livelihood, I'm glad Rex is professional enough to take preseason very seriously.

Plus, I hear he's a motivational leader. He'll be a coach on the field.

Don't forget morgue

I like the idea of a bridge deal. It gives TT a sense of control; he can sign for 2 years at $15 million per or he can roll the dice and try for a mega deal at the end of the season. Either way, no matter what happens, TT can't complain or be disgruntled. And the Bills are safe either way.

Even if just 4 teams are/were involved, that's a 25% chance he lands with any 1 team. 25% is hardly a "likely" chance, but rather a potential chance. But anyways, even "potential" would be a poor word choice at this point.