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Interesting, considering St. Francis beat an Ohio team and 2 Pennsylvania teams this season alone😂

I really don’t think Ben Johnson would’ve chosen us over the bears tbh. Up against the cap with one pass catching weapon that’s often injured, a qb on a huge deal, late in the draft order, etc is a tough starting point even if he/the new gm decided to go all in on offense I’m not sure how much they could’ve realistically done here

You can not cut an injured player. For a young guy, the team can reach an "injury settlement" where they pay him for the number of weeks his injury should take to heal then cut him. The player's inducement to accept this is to possibly find another team, even a practice squad, where he can compete for a spot and get paid in full. But for a veteran who doesn't have "split" language in his contract and who doesn't want to kick around the league on practice squad there is no inducement.

Expand to 18, play the conference championships at warm/domed neutral sights.

Don't put words in my mouth. I did not say he'd "be in the GOAT conversation." I said exactly "To their credit, the Hunts also hired Andy Reid." By the way, Andy Reid who you described as an "offensive genius" had a .583 winning percentage exclusively with Philly, which is higher than HOF HCs Jimmy Johnson, Marv Levy, Hank Stram, Don Coryell, Bill Parcells, Chuck Knoll, Dick Vermeil, Tom Flores, Weeb Ewbank and Sid Gillman. It's also a higher winning percentage than Super Bowl winning HCs Tom Coughlin, Brian Billick, Mike Shanahan, Pete Carroll, Jon Gruden, and Steve Mariucci. While in Philly, Reid made the playoffs in 9 out of 14 seasons and he led them to 4 NFC Championship games and a Super Bowl appearance. Is it your opinion that the Hunts should not get credit for hiring Reid?

That's just not true. Most fans were very happy with the Samuel signing.

I live in a traditionally Seahawks fan dominated area and am actually surprised how little chatter I'm hearing about the team. These are mainly the same people who went all in on the legion of boom bandwagon, even calling themselves "12s" while flying dorky #12 flags on their cars.

Yeah - Josh (and the offense) really screwed us last year by never turning the ball over. Johnson was the perfect candidate and we missed out it’s not December yet, so McD still has time to get things right, but the odds are looking stacked against him considering the current health of this roster and lack of a passing game

It should have remained a 16 game season. Games should only be on sunday/monday. Thanksgiving is ok I suppose. That and it should remain in the continental US. We all know that the corporate model is that there is never enough growth. The beast will never be satisfied.

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A lot of bumps on the nightly docket ..... But no EPSTEIN!!!!! Weird. 😂

weren’t people here rating Hurts as a top 5 QB last season lol.

Is it strange to anyone that the NFL allows the Steelers to have Pitt play the day before games are played on a grass field in late November 🤷🏻‍♂️

If the field conditions are poor as some suggest they will be, that would favor us in my eyes because it should slow down the pass rush and allow Josh to have more time to operate

Remember when the Bengals were down 3 offensive linemen and were going to play in bad conditions?

I hate this but I do believe this is the truth. At this point I just want Josh to win one. He deserves it even if it’s not with Buffalo. But once he does leave my stress level will go down as I won’t be watching the NFL anymore lol…thanks Pegula

Lundt has to be the RT for this game.