FireChan

Why didn't he catch 6 more balls ?

So why has Easley not reproduced it bro?

Do you think that is gonna work?

Is Fisher a good or bad comparison?

5 years.

Swapping bad HC's for possible good ones is the key for success.

Hogan's production can be replaced by anyone, but Easley. A decent gunner vs a #3 WR. What a battle.

What was Peyton's monetary value last season? What was he paid? What did he do on that team? There's your sticking point.

Many folks attend games but don't spend their days on Internet forums discussing them.

Holy smokes John. What Bills drafted player has ever made the ProBowl year 2?

The Pegulas share equal blame.

There's no real functional difference if Lebron decides to fire his HC midseason, ya dig? If all he can get is garbage, that's what he signed up for.

Where's the win percentage? Haven't seen that posted yet. I've been arguing "no one has more than 4 wins," not percentages. Feel free to make that argument. I've only seen he has the most wins.

The facts are skewed by the fact that few have played them as much as Rex.

Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me in 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015 and 2016, shame on me.

Silly me for not realizing that all 31 other coaches have been on the same teams since 2000 just like BB.

Sometimes you win games as an inferior opponent. Happens all the time in the NFL. Rex has proven that his 3 wins in 2009 and 2010 against BB were not something he would ever replicate. It's why the Jets finally fired him. It's why when you compare him to the list of other coaches with 1 win or more against BB in the 5 years, there's 2 categories. Coaches who suck and usually got fired but managed to win a game against the Pats, and coaches who have had recent and usually sustained playoff success and accolades. It's not very difficult to see which side Rex falls in.

Talk about setting yourself up for surprise... Rex got lucky getting to those 4 wins, as history has shown. When you play the Pats the most in the last 6 years, you'll win a handful. Ask Joey Philbin.

They'll get a ton of calls in Game 3, better or no. The NBA won't let them go down in 4.

Half a decade is a really long time without replicating success. It's definitely a long enough time to get someone fired, as we all know. Since 2011, here's a list of people with more or equal wins against BB as Rex. Chan Gailey. John Fox. Gary Kubiak. Tom Coughlin. Mike Tomlin. John Haurbaugh. Pete Carrol. Jim Haurbaugh. Ken Whisenhunt. Marvin Lewis. Ron Rivera. Joe Philbin. Andy Reid. Mike McCarthy. Doug Marrone. Todd Bowles. Dan Campbell. Chip Kelly. And some QB's... Kevin Kolb. Ryan Fitzpatrick. Alex Smith. Sam Bradford. Ryan Tannehill. Kyle Orton. Praise be to Rex!

It's not. Especially when the lion's share of those wins came more than half a decade ago.

Greggy is gonna try to get you to drink the Koolaid. Refuse!

Nah dude, because he'll come back better than ever. It doesn't suck at all. Even if it did suck, which it doesn't, with us paying attention to reality and all, some would never admit it.

Whaley?

You know, it was actually really tough to type out that hashtag. Not sure why.