Mr. WEO

Oh? when didn't he stink? McD hardly puts him in a game--had no choice without CB1 injuries. He was inactive for 4 games and saw zero snaps in 4 other games. He's no good. McD understands this. He's a low backup level guy.

Greg Rousseau is a Day 1 starter, right off the bus...

"farmers and plumbers"....

Benford's a decent DB, but the rest? All backup level guys. They need to revamp that unit this off season. They are stuck with Elam: 4.4 against the cap next (final) year and he has no trade value.

4 losses self diminishes 4 appearances

"every post season"? they haven't beaten them once in the post season...

this is also true. but that doesn't change the charge..

Lots of chatter on the radio this am--MVP candidate with 3;33 to go, ball on their 30 and can't cross midfield on a do or die possession...... he didn't though

There was Don Coryell....and then endless poseurs. Walsh stole from Al Davis and Sid Gilman.

He was in a few camps. But to answer your question, no..."every coach in the league" has not been a star in the league. That obvious fact doesn't make this particular OSU QB NFL washout a more attractive candidate to take over coaching on a new staff a 2nd year QB that is going to need a LOT of coaching next year. You would be ok with a guy like Barrett would have been a solid pick to coach Josh Allen a few years ago over, say, Joe Brady?

You've concluded the guy is making up stuff without regarding the article: "Consider these stats from the 2024 regular season, via The Football Database website" same site pretty much everyone uses, I would imagine. you should check it out.

he's a short yardage receiver and played that role well last year. struggling to make those catches this season, but who cares? Others stepping up. Put Kincaid on that Raiders Offense and he doesn't get close to 1200 yards...

The Erie county taxpayers are the reason Ralph's Bills stayed in Buffalo....

every team commits Offensive holding--you will "see it" on every play, if you are looking for it. Therefore every team is lucky it's not called as much as it is. this season there were only 702 holding penalties over 282 games--that's less than 3 call per game. As for when these penalties are given, the article mentions that: “This season, in a year where the Chiefs are being labeled as the luckiest team ever, in the second half of games that are within one score either way, no team has had more flags thrown against them then the Kansas City Chiefs,” Plus the Bills have 50% more 1st downs due to penalties. they are ties for second in IDs disallowed by penalty (Bill are #1). the guy listed his references. use them.

He understands what to do but not how to do it? Think he said that on his interview? he never actually played in the NFL either...

it's gotta be tough living in London on a $6 billion pile when you aren't floating on your 300 foot magayacht. anyway, this article takes one anonymous quote....: What's it like for Snyder, for years the most hated owner in sports, to watch the Commanders succeed without him? "He f---ing hates it," Snyder's dinner companion told the colleague. ...creates a clickbait title and then writes an entire article just rehashing everything we already knew about Snyder's last days as an owner.

what part did they make up or lie about? be specific

not even close, why?

Facts don't require an eye test. Whether you see them or not, they are still there... "The Chiefs were plus-20 yards in penalty differential, which ranked 16th in the NFL Offensive tackle Jawaan Taylor was the second-most penalized player this season The Chiefs were penalized 94 times, the fourth-fewest in the NFL. However, their 829 penalty yards were the 22nd-most in the league. The Chiefs’ 23 offensive holding calls were the sixth-most in the NFL. With 11 defensive holding calls, the Chiefs were tied for the ninth-most in the league."

Part of this is due the overwhelmingly incestuous NFL coaching hiring ranks-- roughly the same guys/names get churned through the league year after year, bouncing from one job to the next, then most of them getting the axe. The degrees of separation are almost nonexistent.

An OSU QB will tell NFL QBs how to play QB in the NFL??

It's a smart move. the job wasn't there for him this year. maybe he considered life as a coach without genius-maker Josh Allen....

https://www.kansascity.com/sports/spt-columns-blogs/for-petes-sake/article298622503.html

he has to. they are the worst running team in the league. they have no RB. maybe they move up and get a QB (Trapasso has them trading up to #1 for Sanders...but he also has Giants passing on Hunter for.....Jalen Milroe!!, which be a Giants thing to do). this is a great hire for a transitioning program.

this is the alternate crew: