HansLanda

Team is better with Tyrod; but team can/should also be able to beat the Colts without him. Simple as that.

I'm pretty sure I've paid more for a parking ticket than $250.

But he's our hole!

Honestly, who cares? Was the comment about the Jills in bad taste a bit, sure...But everyone is just uber sensitive these days. Let's put shoe on other foot. If there was a basketball coach at, say, UMass who was a diehard Buffalonian and did something similar - what would we say? "Awesome!" "Best quote ever!" There certainly wouldn't be the outrage. I think there is hypersensitivity because it was about the Pats. Oh, and Go Bonas!

Wonder if there were some concerns if he was traded (e.g to the Seahawks) that he wouldn't have passed a physical?

I am just curious about what McD's actual definition of week-to-week is. Everyone has basically been called day-to-day when hurt.

At least this meaningless thread produced this.

oui, bleeping, oui

Trust the process (weeks 1-4) Trust. the. process. (5-7) In process we trust? (8-10) Prust the Trocess (11) aaaand, we suck again (fin)

This guy just got fired for his second time in 10 months. Tap the breaks.

The only thing slightly different is that the team is 5-4 and in a playoff spot, otherwise the QB carousel just has a groundhog day kinda feeling for me. We'll now see our 17th starting QBs in as many years.

Pre-dated Rex, but I am sure he did his share.

I think they were all Whaley, someone high up on his staff, or Brandon - who is FAR removed from football ops these days.

I generally agree with his takes because he usually has some numbers to support them, however if he's throwing a race card here it's ridiculous (I haven't listened yet).

McD said decision was all him and he told the coaches after he talked with Beane.

Good dude, great teammate. But when you have people in the fanbase and in the media that either love him or hate him, that alone tells us that he's a middle of the road guy.

Aside from having to travel west, I suspect the crowd will be in our favor Sunday. Not that it will change the game, but I think it matters a little. This is the 'show me' game for Tyrod. Even if Rivers plays, can you really consider him 100% if he's a handful of days removed from a concussion?

Must be tough to be an NFL QB that opposing teams consistently say the way to shut you down is to just make you have to do QB-type things.

If he plays tomorrow, he'll get one. It's going to be like a hockey trade when the new guy always scores on his first shift.

the satellite issue will go away within 3 years, esp now that DTV is part of AT&T. If I had to place the $$ over/under on what it will eventually cost to get the NFL ticket on any streaming platform is something like this: $350 all games (except in market) or $500 (all games + in market even if blacked out).

amzn already has ~100M prime members and all video content is included with Prime as of today. In 2021?

I think it's worth following. Will probably change what we pay to see NFL.

Do you honestly think the viewership #'s won't be flipped in AMZN's favor by 2021? ESPN may be dead in 10 years and I would not be surprised to see them spun out of Disney and run by private equity firms within 5 years. The NFL will ALWAYS find how, when and on what devices people watch the sport. The NFL billionaires will always make their money. The question is how much they will want to play with Roku, AAPL, GOOG, AMZN, etc. in the future. Content distro deals are going to look a lot different.