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Im regard to running backs, Eddie George was the big one I remember. He went from good to useless seemingly overnight.

When it came out they she named her first son after Vrabel, the whole story became almost too effed up to even make fun of. Her kids are going to be dealing with the fallout from that for years.

I don't like the Christmas games, period. Isn't there enough football during the season already? Do you think the team is excited about this? "Hey, Josh, great news -- you'll be the marquee game for Christmas. That's right, you're gonna miss your kid's first Christmas. National television, though, am I right? Haha, go get 'em, tiger!"

If he could stay healthy, he'd probably be the best back in football. I hope with the new DC, we won't let him catch 14 screen passes for 11 yards a clip every time we play Miami.

So does Monday Night Football, in my opinion.

That home Bears game will be a fun watch across the board for all fans. That's my pick for the Week 1 primetime game.

That was such a typical big-game Bills loss. It had everything - dumb mistakes, questionable coaching, controversial officiating, overall choking, etc.

I miss WRs wearing 80s numbers.

He was one bad officiating call in New England's favor (whatta ya know!) From going to the Super Bowl with Blake Bortles. Still hard to believe.

Yeah, it was an awesome move to stick with McDermott for a full two extra seasons of Josh Allen's prime after McDermott made it apparent he couldn't beat KC in the playoffs or shut down even mediocre offenses in the postseason. Now our Super Bowl trophy case is full. Wait...

Titans game in 2021 was another time the sneak blew up in their face in a huge moment. They just can't be trusted not to pull off some horrific choke job in situations like that.

The Allen sneak works a lot less than it should. The 2024 AFC Championship Game is a good example, and I'm sure McDermott had that in the back of his mind.

If he had tried to thread the needle by running the clock down and scoring, we would've screwed it up somehow. I'm glad he just got the points without worrying about the clock. He should've had the same philosophy in the Denver game the following week on the second-to-last drive when we were up by one.

Virtually everyone who wanted McDermott gone wanted Brady gone as well. Beane too, for that matter. The entire coaching staff and front office should've been overhauled a couple of years ago.

You are confusing me with another poster; I never said that to you.