Big Turk

This would be called a reload. Also what has Brady done that makes you think he would be an effective OC? As a rookie playcaller Dorsey has a lot of room to grow. I think it's kinda foolish to simply think nobody is going to learn and just constantly be the same year over year. If that was the case Daboll would never have gotten another job in the NFL after his first few stints. In general, you learn far more from failures in life than successes.

I'd go so far as to say likely no other team in history has

I guess we will see next year when we play hopefully unburdened without all of the crazy s**t that's happened this year

What a freaking catch by Lamb! Holy crap!! Warner covered Lamb one on one downfield for like 25 yards and ran step for step with him...remarkable. Coverage was so good forced an incompletion.

I cant disagree. He doesn't have great defenses during the year but they seem to get better in the playoffs. Ours gets worse season after season from regular season to playoffs.

Not me...I watch all the playoff games regardless. I guess it helps with the pain

Wondering if Hamlin being there had the opposite effect as what it should have

McD was ranked as the 2ne best situational coach in the NFL this season next to Sirianni in Philly. I'll listen to a lot of things on McD, this isn't one of them tho. You are barking up the wrong tree.

Yes. He looked like someone who was spent. Mentally and emotionally.

I think the Eagles D makes Purdy look like trash. Talk about the 49ers pass rush?? Eagles almost broke the NFL record , finished just 2 sacks short from tying it with 70. Whoever they play will be under duress all day long

Little Ray Ray with a big turnover on a punt return muff

Is he balling out? He isn't looking so hot today

Exactly what I said. They were emotionally and mentally spent. That manifests physically last, but when it does it looks like an all out collapse. Allen echoed it saying "We just didn't have it today"

That our receivers drop the ball too much when Allen hits them in the hands perfectly? Perfect throw, it needed to be caught.

And Baltimore.

Diggs left before the coaches even got to the tunnel, was talked into coming back by Duke Johnson but then left again after a few minutes. Not a great look for a team captain.

The Chiefs literally let Hill walk because they wouldn't pay him. Chiefs didn't even have a WR with a $5 million cap hit this year. MVS was the highest at $4.8 million. Not them. The Raiders top 2 WRs made had a cap hit of $16 million combined this year. Nope, not them. Chargers yes...Bucs yes. Look what happened to them. The correct model is an elite 1st rounder on a rookie deal paired with a legit high priced #1.

I think they need a new DC but they won't. Frazier's schemes even with high level talent are exposed by good offenses in playoff games. I'm wondering if we could get more out of what we have in those situations with a different scheme. It would be hard to get less. It's like he coaches scared and gives up free yardage to not get beat deep

There is no way you can afford to pay 2 WRs #1 money. Every team in the NFL relies on a true #1 and a guy on a rookie deal. Look around and find me one team that pays 2 WRs #1 money. You won't find me one because there isn't one.

Especially if the Jets get a competant vet QB. Even Carr makes them a LOT better than they were this year with that D and the young skill position players. Fins have no 1st round pick this year.

But they weren't a great defense...they just took advantage of officials not making calls against them. Kudos to them. They didn't get away with it in the SB and got flagged often and blown out.

Because every team hits on all draft picks?

Maher again!!! I can't believe it!

So KC has a great defense? Or one that just plays situationally well?

Dallas D looks quite nasty as well