The Jokeman

Despite not getting great separation Coleman was still 4th in the entire league in YPC this season. He also had 215 YAC which put him around same range as George Pickens (Coleman had 30 less catches) and Jordan Addison (Coleman had 34 less catches). I think the key is we find ways to get him the ball in his hands. As he's clearly a playmaker if he can catch it.

I'm sure an airport restaurant will be showing it. Or connect a phone to airports Wi-Fi and watch through NFL app until halftime.

For what it's worth he was the 112th ranked of 141 tackles by PFF. By contrast Spencer ranked 32nd and Dion ranked 33rd.

That could be a promising position if coaches think Taylor in trouble. Gotta wonder if Saleh would look taking a job there to spring board to another HC job?

The only way Pittsburgh is if Russell reverts back to the way he was in November/early December. I doubt he will but who knows maybe Lamar takes a few steps down because no Flowers and of course his typical playoff meltdowns.

With a 56 million cap hit I doubt it and even if do a post June 1st hit that's 28 million for two seasons. Not sure they want to do that with only $9 million in cap space now.

New Orleans feels like a good spot for Brady since he did coach for LSU and the Saints toss in he could bring in Curry as his OC down in the Bayou. Now if he could move up in the draft to get a franchise QB they need is another question.

At least we put in a better effort than the Chiefs.

He put up better numbers than Xavier Worthy. Am I doing this right?

He looked small and remember seeing him miss a tackle on Gibson early on. That said I wasn't focused on him exclusively but noticed it on that one play.

I wasn't feeling well and stopped watching the game after the Patriots took a 14-7 lead.

Would McDermott go after Mike McCoy again or do we roll the dice on Davis Webb? Or a former HC like McCarthey or Pederson?

We have an extra 2nd in 2025 from the Diggs trade.

It depends, does he cover Shakir, Cooper, Coleman or Samuel?

Yup

KC has to get there too, no guaranteeing they're going to the AFCC as again eventually the law of averages is going to catch up to them and they're going to lose.

Josh being QB1 and Lamar getting in as QB3 tells me where MVP voters are thinking.

Javon Solomon as he could replace Von next season and want to see if he can cause QB 3-4 pressures or a sack to show he can do the job.

At this point even a play is called a 3rd time I don't think it matters as regular season once end when games end so player can't be forced to active roster.

Brady has called plays that Josh and teammates say they feel comfortable with. Josh had said so in almost every interview he has had when asked about him. I think times think Brady/Josh go to the well of what works to keep doing it. The key is developing plays off of those plays to allow your system to flourish. I think the offense has evolved as how many weeks did we chime in that we can't run a RB screen to save our lives and then all of sudden Ty Johnson breaks a few off. Also Samuel started looking like a weapon when he was forced to play.

Last time Patriots took WR 1st overall they got Irving Fryer.

I didn't as I don't subscribe to Apple +

He's made the offense more complete which is what McDermott has been calling for years. Our running game with Cook and Johnson is at it's best in the Josh era and think is a big reason this team could be different than previous failures. That said the defense has to hold up too.

I still remember watching that Ravens Bengals game, it seemed like the game was over as seemed very improbable with it being 4th and 12 but then Boyd caught it and then split the defenders and was in the endzone. It was crazy but kudos to McDermott as remember thinking that he was kind of amateurish when had the guys wearing Playoff Caliber t-shirts in the preseason.

Except for Tom Brady, Father time waits for no one.