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Matt Stafford became a better QB when Megatron retired... just sayin'.

I watched it. The ending sucked. the Chefs.

In that case he sucks.

Are you sure this isn't the list of QBs that answered "Tyreek" to the question "Who in the league would you never let babysit your kids"?

Huh... I found him to be an insightful, deep-thinking wordsmith... 🤷‍♀️

After that, I would have given the little brat the impression that I was emotionally unstable and his comment may have just pushed me over the edge just to have him fret about the mental state of the pilot for the duration of the flight.

If I'm interpreting your system correctly then I think you owe Jerry Hughes an asterisk. The 2017 team was in the middle of a tear down and making the playoffs was an unexpected bonus. 2024 had better be a better team or Beane will have some serious 'splainin' to do.

Word on the street is he’s already got an endorsement deal…

What are the odds that the artist behind that picture may also be behind this gem… Damn, Augie, no need to be mean. After all, he’s only a rookie and this is meant to be good natured fun.

Nah... as far as this issue is concerned, I think things are right with the universe just as they are.

The premise of your thread is all things being equal... flip flopping teams is not equal. Posit, instead, if you have a KC team coached by Reid in an alternate universe where the only change in makeup of the team is Allen at QB instead of Mahomes OR one in which there is a Bills team coached by McDermott and the only difference is the QB is Mahomes instead of Allen, which parallel team has more success? Tough one, IMO.

Will McDermott be able to keep himself from staring at Gable Steveson with puppy dog eyes long enough to coach the team.

I obviously remembered how physical he was, and how fast he was as a physical receiver, which is not as common. What I forgot was what great hands he had. I was just watching a highlight reel and was amazed at the number of times he hauled in an off target pass one handed before it became en vogue. Pair him with a legit QB in his prime and he would be in the HOF.

I would have got the reference, regardless... but it helps that it was posted by the inventor of the flux capacitor.

Jessica is the oldest of Kim and Terry's kids. If memory serves, prior to Kim's health problems she was the one who had publicly alluded to someday being involved in the day-to-day dealings of the sports teams with her mother. Laura is older and has worked with Terry in his other business ventures prior to his owning the Bills and Sabres. I think he also has a son that is his oldest child, but you don't hear much about him.

With the unfortunate circumstances surrounding Kim combined with Jessica's tennis career, it's likely that bringing Laura in now was, at least in part, out of necessity.

80 Moulds 79...

In his prime... Terrell Owens. Or Moulds... or Lofton... or Reed in no particular order. Honorable mention to Lee Evans. Always curious what he could have done with a NFL caliber QB throwing to him. Stevie was fine, but I'm tired of watching receivers drop passes (before anyone tries to call me out on TO, he made enough wow plays in his prime to more than make up for his oopsies).

Round these parts @mrags calls this the Coleman stretch of the NFL calendar.

I think Taylor Rapp will forget that Diggs is no longer a teammate and will hit him helmet to helmet or will spear him in the neck after a play has ended, ending his afternoon early.

Hmmm... didn't the lawsuit get dropped, the authorities failed to raise criminal charges, and the accuser's story fall apart? I guess even without the charges, the fact that he admitted to having sex with her against the side of the house at a party must have been proof enough that he was a culture fit for the Chiefs... 🤷‍♀️

Except that most were no longer in his organization, and while the timing of the release coincided with the Bills being pretty underwhelming on the field, to source 25 people and put together a 3 part 21,000 word series on McDermott suggests that this was in the works as early as the offseason. I agree that Beane engaging him may be a means to control the narrative. Regardless of whether or not he ultimately was approached about it and/or signed off on it, it has to rankle McDermott… especially if he is the thin-skinned, narcissistic control freak that takes no responsibility for failure, as Dunne had previously written (his words, not mine…).