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At this point, I'll get scapegoated, but I believe we should go get Belichick. Otherwise we're going to have to keep trying to go through teams like the Chiefs and Bengals, and McD can't outsmart Andy Reid. He's not going to make up the gap of experience. Josh deserves a coach that's going to take him to another level, and we do too.

At some point, our luck with backups for defensive injuries was going to run out.

I believe he was just coaching with the Saints...

That's super awkward. Geez!

I don't listen to Eric Wood's podcast much, but I caught the most recent episode he had with Ryan Fitzpatrick, and they shared some old Doug Marrone stories, talked about how much of ***** he was. Wood said he was growing his hair out once and Marrone told him he looked like an idiot and to get it cut. Fitz also talked about his one meeting with Marrone in Buffalo right before he got cut. Said Marrone was hyping him up talking about how excited they were Fitz was already in Buffalo. Fitz said he never spoke to him again after that but did bump into him in an elevator this year. Wood shared another story about how after the loss to the Jaguars in the playoffs Marrone came up to him saying he would contact him about something they had never discussed before. Just seems to be a pattern of awkward encounters with Marrone every where.

Snow shoveling has become a sensitive topic in the last few weeks among fans. I saw someone tweet it's 2024 and we're still asking fans to shovel snow, can't we do something better? Couldn't they tarp over the seats like they do the field? Geometrically and strategically, wouldn't that save shoveling snow by funneling all the snow down towards the field, and then you can just loader that snow through the tunnel and somewhere in the parking lot? On another note, this could be a good sign the team is too focused on football at this time.

I don't think it's bein discussed enough how we have the opportunity to put the dagger in the Chiefs this Sunday.

That's nothing new about California, especially LA. I've lived here for over 10 years and sports just isn't as important here as it is on the east coast or in the south.

If it's high ankle sprain that's at least more than two weeks he'd miss right?

both of those companies suck

I feel like part of his injury issue is all that orbit free flowing in the wind.

can't he wear a brace for the wrist or change his stance?

I don't think she was leading the charge on that lawsuit. It was her dumb lawyer. Why on earth did she not go with a proven lawyer in those cases, like Gloria Allred? I wonder if Gloria turned down the case and that's why the accuser had a lame attorney. The guy was an imbecile and loose cannon, he saw Matt Araiza, the NFL, and the "Punt God" nickname and saw what he thought was a landmark opportunity. The problem for him is him being an imbecile and loose cannon, he ruined any strategic opportunity for her. Once the Bills cut Araiza, the best he was going to get was Araiza's signing bonus of $50k. It was also so crazy how quickly the local Bills beat went from giving that guy the spotlight to screening him out like he never existed in just 48 hours. The girl was a kid, so I don't think it makes sense to compare her to Santos or Smollet. Compare her attorney to them though, that does make sense.

That attorney was so awful. The day the news broke, people were already citing a gross lack of evidence.

Anytime Tim Graham starts getting preachy about journalism I remind him about his boss: https://www.nytimes.com/2017/10/23/sports/the-athletic-newspapers.html “We will wait out every local paper out and let them continuously bleed until we are the last ones standing" - Tim Graham's boss

The sad reality or fact is, the 9/11 thought was just clumsy and further confirmation he can't compete with the Andy Reid's of the NFL.

"Be the Grim Reaper" anecdote > McD's 9/11 anecdote

For the record, Harbaugh would kill this team. He's too much of a disciplinarian. The players quit on him in SF because of that and went to the owner to get him fired.

My personal opinion is Tim Donaughy is not an outlier in pro sports.

I think he was the greatest too, but I get what you're saying, he would only get to the line of scrimmage or 1 or 2 yards on a lot of plays, then he'd hit a big run and it would be mind blowing. He was also a scat back in a main RB role and over-performed, and very entertaining to watch even as a kid. I had a his rookie card certain he'd break Walter Payton's record, only for that to go down to Emmitt Smith because he played 6 years past his prime. The way Barry carried himself and left the game, I think left everyone wanting more.

I was only 3 TD's off of my prediction.

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