chris heff

This is just unacceptable.

Read an article yesterday, can’t remember where, but the gist of it was that the Cardinals should not be afraid to move on from Rosen. He apparently doesn’t fit new coach’s scheme.

Even the great ones lose a step.

Josh Allen

I’m about to state the obvious, what happens in free agency is the first thing that effects draft scenarios. The next is how the draft falls. Both of those things are huge unknowns. If they pick up a couple of offensive linemen in free agency and the best player available if an offense lineman do they take him? Do they trade out? Is there a willing trading partner? It is complicated, that’s why the prognosticators are so often wrong. It is also what makes it fun.

Heffernan is my last name, when the King of Queens was still running, on more than one occasion I had people ask me if we were related. Coincidentally Kevin James used to live around the corner from me.

Hey your talking about my sister Terrie!

Is Milano’s injury a concern? I know it is a broken leg, but it was ugly.

I had a football signed by all the guys in your first paragraph. I played with until all the autographs were gone.

I’d like to thank all of you, I finally understand.

If the Falcons run the ball three times and kick a field goal they win that SB. If the Seahawks run Lynch from the one yard line they win that SB.

NY Yankees, in particular from the late 1940s to mid 1960s.

“Why is the system so flawed? Some of it has to do with what former NY Giants General Manager George Young called the “guard your desk mentality.” Young believed that most NFL executives never want to hire the most qualified person, they want someone who’s easy to get along with and who has minimal coaching experience, which won’t allow them to threaten the General Manager’s authority.” The quote is from an article in the Athletic written by Mike Lombardi entitled “Stop trying to find the next Sean McVay: Why the NFL hiring system is so flawed”. I’ve always believed that was is described above is exactly what Tom Donahoe did with both his hires. The article talks a lot about Colts and Frank Reich hire, good read.

What happened in AZ? I really thought when he retired he’d decided he was done, with coaching. I sort of got the Cleveland thing, but the Bucs?

That game was painful Bortles killing them with his legs and Bills complete lack of offense, just brutal. It makes Allen’s season that much more encouraging, a rookie and with less of supporting consistently produced more offense.

I’m pretty sure the Bills don’t go to four Super Bowls with Hank Bullough as head coach.

It’s just sentimentality on my part.

As I sit here watching the Colts win a playoff game part of me wishes the Bills hired Frank, but I’m okay with McDermott.

You forgot the trade for Von Miller’s mom.

This

I agree, I just thought that sack last Sunday was crazy. Isn’t this about next seasons MVP?

Why no love for Tremaine? I’ve never seen anyone sack a QB and RB at the same time. I can’t find a video of that play.

I believe that the use of a colloquialism such as “politically correct” is appropriate when someone is being overly careful to side step an issue. Did you read the article?

My nephew gave me a subscription to The Athletic for Christmas, it is very good. That being said I found the article by Eric Wood to be too politically correct.

Crossman is a really good guy and he brings donuts.